Launch kit
Product Hunt copy for Miorth
A practical launch page for the first public drop: copy blocks, gallery checklist, FAQ, and launch-day notes. Use this as the source of truth for Product Hunt or any similar ProductHub-style directory.
Tagline
Turn a travel photo into a weather-shaped cinematic arrival poster.
Short description
Miorth creates an Arrival Moment from your portrait or travel photo, destination, local weather, and time. Preview for free, then unlock a $4.99 HD no-watermark poster.
Maker comment
I built Miorth around a feeling: the exact moment you reach a place and it feels larger than the trip itself. The product combines your photo, a real destination, local weather, and a cinematic poster layout. I am launching early to learn whether people want this as a keepsake, not just another AI image toy. Feedback on the first-preview experience and the $4.99 HD unlock is especially useful.
Gallery checklist
The launch should prove the emotional result before asking people to upload their own photo. Capture these after the real generation flow is tested.
Hero screenshot: homepage with the city input, custom photo dropzone, and poster preview area.
Before/after screenshot: uploaded traveler photo beside the generated Arrival Moment preview.
Delivery screenshot: locked preview page with $4.99 HD no-watermark CTA.
Unlocked screenshot: HD download page after checkout.
Atlas screenshot: personal world map with recent arrivals.
Launch FAQ
Do you store my original photo?
The raw upload is used to render the poster. Miorth stores the generated preview and HD poster, not the raw original as a separate asset.
What does the $4.99 unlock include?
One HD no-watermark poster for the specific Arrival Moment you created and previewed.
Why does weather matter?
The destination weather decides the mood: clear, fog, rain, or snow. It gives each poster a real moment instead of a generic travel background.
Can I print it?
The HD file is designed as a wide cinematic poster. Print quality depends on the final image source, but the paid version removes the preview watermark.
What should makers test first?
Upload a clear portrait, use a specific place, then judge whether the first preview feels like a keepsake worth saving.
Launch day note
Ask people to try a real photo and leave feedback about whether the preview feels worth saving. Do not ask directly for votes. Prioritize comments about image quality, emotional pull, checkout confidence, and the $4.99 price.