ABOUT ARCAPUSH

Great products deserve more than launch day.

Arcapush is a discovery, indexing and distribution platform for products, AI agents and hackathon builds. Each build gets a structured public page that people, search engines and AI systems can read, and its owner can see the attention it earns.

Our mission

To make useful software easier to find, easier to understand and easier to keep finding, long after the launch is over.

What it is
A registry and distribution platform for products, AI agents and hackathon builds.
Launched
Founder
Mojeeb Titilayo
Mojeeb Titilayo, founder of Arcapush, smiling with arms folded. He wears a cream cap and a light-blue patterned short-sleeve shirt against a grey studio backdrop.
Mojeeb Titilayo, founder of Arcapush.

WHY WE’RE HERE

Shipping got faster. Being found didn’t.

AI-assisted tools have made it possible for one person, or a small team, to build working software in days. What they have not made is more attention. When more people can ship, being noticed gets harder, not easier.

So useful software disappears. A product has a launch day, a few shares and a short spell in somebody’s feed. Then the feed moves on, the builder moves on to the next build, and the thing that was worth finding becomes hard to find.

Arcapush exists for what comes after launch day. We give each build a durable, structured record that says what it is, who made it and where to try it. We make that record discoverable in the Registry and across Discover, understandable through plain-language descriptions and structured data, and accessible to anyone, including search engines and AI systems, for as long as the build is listed.

WHAT WE’RE BUILDING

One home for finding, understanding and distributing what people build.

Product discovery and indexing

The Registry is the index of approved, public product listings. You can search it and browse it by category, and every listing has its own page with a description, media and a link to the original product.

  • Products go through review before they are published.
  • Every build, whatever its type, receives a permanent Genesis number.
  • Discover mixes products, AI agents and hackathon builds in one feed.

AI agent and hackathon discovery

AI agents have a dedicated directory at agents.arcapush.com, and hackathon builds have their own listings. Both are indexed in the same way as products, so an agent or a weekend project gets a page that outlasts the event or the announcement.

Distribution and measurable attention

Visit buttons on Arcapush go through tracked links, so the attention a listing sends to a build is counted rather than guessed. Owners see views, visits, click-through rate and shares for their own listings. Arcapush Weekly is a once-a-week list of builds worth knowing, and Product of the Week is chosen editorially.

  • Listing and discovery are free; there is no pay-to-pin.
  • Managed promotion is selected work, clearly labelled, with scope and terms agreed before anything runs. It does not guarantee a result.

Builder profiles, structured metadata and developer tooling

Builders get a public profile, can verify ownership of a listing, and can connect GitHub, LinkedIn and X. Listing pages publish schema.org structured data. For people who live in the terminal, the Arcapush CLI and a local MCP server let you, or an AI assistant working for you, prepare and submit a listing for your approval.

OUR JOURNEY

From a February launch to today.

  1. Arcapush launches.

    The first version was a registry for vibe-coded startups: a place for AI-assisted products to have a public, searchable record of what they do and who built them.

  2. The Registry becomes a record of provenance.

    Arcapush widened from startups to products, AI agents and hackathon builds. Each build receives a Genesis number from one global sequence, so its place in the Registry's history never changes. AI agents gained their own surface at agents.arcapush.com, and builders could verify their connection to what they listed.

  3. Discovery is rebuilt around distribution.

    Arcapush 3.5.0 mixed products, agents and hackathon projects in one Discover feed, routed visit buttons through tracked links and gave builders views, visits, click-through rate and shares on their own listings. Submission from the terminal arrived with the same release. Read the release note.

  4. Arcapush 0.4.0.

    A new design system, public statistics that share one written definition each, listing votes and discussions, and one account policy: Arcapush accounts are for people aged 18 and over.

  5. CLI and MCP submissions.

    Builders can validate and submit a product, AI agent or hackathon build from the terminal, or through a local MCP server that lets an AI assistant prepare a listing and submit it once the builder approves. Scoped media uploads and the same eligibility rules apply on every route.

  6. Production moves to Cloudflare Workers.

    arcapush.com and agents.arcapush.com now run on Cloudflare Workers, with deploys from the main branch.

  7. 314 builds indexed.

    The public count of approved listings (products, AI agents and hackathon builds) read 314 on this date. The current figure is shown below.

IMPACT

The numbers, and what they count.

Visits since Oct 2026
1,347
Visits we've recorded since 8 Oct 2026, when visit recording began; earlier visits were not recorded. A visit is one browsing session, ending after 30 minutes without activity — not pageviews or unique people. These are site-wide browser sessions, not legacy listing-event IDs. Identifiable bots, staging and our own team are excluded; visitors blocking cookies or JavaScript can be missed, and unidentified automation can still be counted.
Builds indexed
386
Approved, public listings: 379 products, 5 AI agents and 2 hackathon builds. Drafts, listings in review, hidden and removed listings are not included.
Builders
220
People with at least one build currently listed on Arcapush, one per person however many builds or sign-in methods they have. Accounts without a public build, and suspended, test and system accounts, are not included.
Clicks to builds
2,204
Clicks from Arcapush listings through to products, AI agents and hackathon builds, recorded since 15 Aug 2026. Clicks, not unique people, completed visits, signups or sales. Repeat clicks within 15 seconds, local/staging referrers, and high-frequency bursts of more than 10 different builds in 10 minutes are excluded. Since site-wide tracking began, clicks need a matching recorded browser session; earlier clicks use legacy event/referrer evidence. Filtering cannot prove that every click came from a person.

These are separate measures with separate definitions. They are not added together and none of them is a count of unique people. Last refreshed 29 Oct 2026, 19:23 UTC; the figures are recomputed every 15 minutes.

Mojeeb Titilayo smiling at the camera with both hands against his cheeks. He wears a light cap, round black glasses and a peach shirt.
Mojeeb Titilayo, who founded Arcapush and operates it through BlindspotLab.

THE STORY BEHIND ARCAPUSH

A keyboard in Fiditi, and a habit of building.

Mojeeb Titilayo grew up in Iware, Nigeria. Around 2004 a school excursion to the neighbouring town of Fiditi put a computer in front of him for the first time. By 2008 he had regular access and taught himself PowerPoint. By 2014 he was building on wapka.mobi, copying source code, adding JavaScript and learning by making things work, then WordPress blogs and online courses.

He studied History (Education) at the University of Ilorin, not computer science. He says the degree shaped how he thinks about software: history is documentation, the organised record of what happened, who built what and why it mattered. He went on to work in marketing and Web3 strategy, and moved into Web3 full-time in 2021.

Under BlindspotLab he kept shipping his own products, and kept noticing the same thing. Building something was only half the work. Being found was the other half, and it was the half that quietly failed. Arcapush is his answer to that: a record that keeps working after launch day.

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WHAT WE BELIEVE

Four principles we build by.

  1. A good build should stay findable.

    Attention at launch is brief by nature. Discoverability is what remains afterwards, so we treat it as infrastructure: a stable URL, a clear description and a page that search engines and AI systems can read.

  2. Documentation is part of the product.

    A build is easier to trust when it says plainly what it does, who it is for and what problem it solves. Arcapush asks for that, and keeps it next to the link.

  3. Independent builders belong here.

    You do not need an audience, a launch team or a funding announcement to be listed. Discovery and submission are free, and the same standards apply to everyone.

  4. Records should be durable.

    A listing keeps its Genesis number whatever happens to its page. Edits, ownership claims and repositioning do not rewrite when a build entered the Registry.

WHO OPERATES ARCAPUSH

A product of BlindspotLab Limited.

Arcapush is a product operated by BlindspotLab Limited (RC 9855946), a founder-led product studio registered in Nigeria, and founded by Mojeeb Titilayo. Arcapush is not a separately incorporated company.

Contact: support@arcapush.com. The registered company details are on our Terms page.

START HERE

Find something worth your attention. Then give your build a place to be found.

Discover products, AI agents and hackathon builds. Submit your own, free. If you would like help reaching more people, or want to work with us, we would like to hear from you.