
Supabase1. Launch one thing every day for a week
A week of launches gives people a reason to come back daily.
- Plan five launches
- Give each a day
- Show them all on one page
A launch week ships one meaningful thing every day for five days, each with its own post, visual and page, then wraps with a recap. Supabase made launch weeks a habit. It works because steady news keeps people coming back. Plan the order so the biggest launch lands on the first or last day.
Updated · By Blake Emal · 5 real examples, each linked to its source
| Launch week | Single big launch | |
|---|---|---|
| News cycles | Five | One |
| Effort | High, spread out | High, concentrated |
| Best for | Teams that ship often | One major product |
| Risk | Weak days dilute | One shot at attention |
| Real example | Supabase | Dia |

SupabaseA week of launches gives people a reason to come back daily.

ResendA designed cover makes a small update look worth reading.

FramerOne visual per feature makes the list easy to scan.

DiaWhen people are waiting, the shortest post wins.

VercelBrevity signals confidence and puts the new capability, not the feature name, in front.
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Five working days is the common format.
Yes if each day is real. Fewer days with real news beats five weak ones.
Five finished features, visuals, a hub page and posts written in advance.