LaunchWakeCan I post my startup on r/FlutterDev?
Self-promotion is tolerated but policed. Frame the post as a lesson or a genuine contribution and the tool as context, or it may be removed.
Why the ban risk is medium
- Enforces a ~90/10 rule — 9 value posts for every 1 that promotes.
- Actively moderated; off-guideline posts are removed fast.
- Explicit limits on self-promotion and marketing language.
- Rewards transparency; disclose that it's your project.
The rules, in plain English
How to post here safely
- Frame the post as a lesson, guide, or question — value first.
- Read the subreddit rules and respect any self-promo ratio or thread.
- Engage in the comments; mention your tool only as context.
- Don't put a link in the title.
- Don't drop a bare product pitch outside the designated thread.
Frequently asked
Can I post my startup on r/FlutterDev?
Medium ban risk. Self-promotion is tolerated but policed. Frame the post as a lesson or a genuine contribution and the tool as context, or it may be removed.
What gets posts removed on r/FlutterDev?
Enforces a ~90/10 rule — 9 value posts for every 1 that promotes. Actively moderated; off-guideline posts are removed fast. Explicit limits on self-promotion and marketing language. Rewards transparency; disclose that it's your project. In short: Don't put a link in the title.
When is the best time to post on r/FlutterDev?
Weekday mornings ET. Timing helps, but fit and format matter more — a rule-breaking post fails at any hour.
Do I need an established account to post on r/FlutterDev?
There's no hard gate, but a fresh, empty account posting a launch is the classic removal trigger here. Comment and contribute for a week or two first.
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