Most founder launch posts ask for the same thing:
Please check out my new SaaS.
That is fine, but it gets boring fast. Everyone has a landing page. Everyone has a demo. Everyone wants feedback.
So I built something more playful: BuilderBench.
It is a free web game for SaaS founders and builders. You play eight quick events, get one all-round score, and compete on a leaderboard where the top five scores can show their SaaS links.
The events are:
- Reaction Time
- Sequence Memory
- Aim Trainer
- Number Memory
- Verbal Memory
- Chimp Test
- Visual Memory
- Typing
It is basically a human benchmark, but pointed at builders.
The funny part is how founder-coded the events feel. Reaction time is the “a customer just found a bug” test. Sequence memory is the “what was I doing before Slack interrupted me” test. Typing is the “ship the patch before I overthink it” test. Aim Trainer is just pure cursor control ego damage.
BuilderBench is not pretending to predict who will build the next huge SaaS. It is just a fast, competitive way for builders to mess around, compare scores, and maybe get their product link onto the top-five board.
That makes the call to action way more fun than a normal launch post.
Instead of:
“Please visit my site.”
It becomes:
“Can your SaaS make the leaderboard?”
If you want to try it, it is here:
https://www.buildersbenchmark.com/
Eight events. One all-round score. Top-five SaaS links.
I want to see which builders have scary reaction time and which ones get humbled by the chimp test.
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