Where to find and follow us — on whatever surface fits how you already read. Here’s the full map: every public place the GitDealFlow signal shows up, grouped so you can pick your channel and get the same weekly read wherever you already are.
New here? The fastest start is the free Sunday digest — five accelerating teams in your inbox every week, no card. Want to know how to read the signal before you subscribe? Start with the buyer’s guide.
If you’re building a portfolio agent, every machine-readable feed lives in Machine-readable feeds. If you’re reading on the federated web, Federated social covers Bluesky / Mastodon / Farcaster. If you want the methodology, jump to Academic & reproducibility.
Want to see how the same product story gets re-framed for each surface? Twelve openers, one signal: /distribution/platform-hooks documents the per-platform variants — Twitter / Reddit / Hacker News / dev.to / Hashnode / Discord / LinkedIn / Email / AngelList / Product Hunt / Indie Hackers / Telegram.
Start with the highest-intent routes
Use distribution when you want the map. But if your real question is proof, workflow, or buyer-side evaluation, start with the sharper pages first.
If early technical momentum and startup timing is what you care about, here’s where that conversation already lives — forums, newsletters, and the engineering orgs people watch for fun. Useful as a reading list of its own. Every surface group further down the page is somewhere we publish so you can pick up the same read in whichever of these you already spend time.
10 forums
Where the threads on this stay alive and worth reading.
Hacker News
Lobste.rs
r/venturecapital
r/SaaS
r/startups
r/AngelInvesting
r/ExperiencedDevs
Indie Hackers
Product Hunt Discussions
Tildes.net
10 newsletters
Where the long-form thinking on this gets published.
The Pragmatic Engineer — Gergely Orosz
Lenny’s Newsletter — Lenny Rachitsky
Not Boring — Packy McCormick
The Diff — Byrne Hobart
Stratechery — Ben Thompson
Newcomer — Eric Newcomer
SemiAnalysis — Dylan Patel
The Generalist — Mario Gabriele
Refactoring — Luca Rossi
Tomasz Tunguz — Theory Ventures
10 GitHub orgs
The engineering orgs people watch for fun — the kind of shipping this signal tracks.
vercel
anthropics
openai
supabase
langchain-ai
modelcontextprotocol
clerk
triggerdotdev
resend
neondatabase
What you see on each surface is shaped to fit it — a methodology note on Lobste.rs, the weekly Acceleration Watch on Substack, the one-line MCP install on the Cursor feed — but every one points back to the same SSRN paper (abstract=6606558), the same /predicted dashboard, and the same 30-day Signal-or-It’s-Free guarantee. That’s the result.
Every reader has a different home, and you have to show up on theirs, not yours. We do that on principle: the dev.to reader, the Substack reader, the Bluesky reader, and the Claude Desktop reader all have the same right to the signal.
The distribution half. The honest half: every surface mirrors the same canonical data, with the same SSRN-grounded methodology, with the same 30-day Signal-or-It’s-Free guarantee. We don’t change the message per channel — we change the medium.
Federated social (decentralised redundancy)
Three federated networks. Posts cross-mirror via WebSub + ActivityPub-side bridges. Anonymity rule: company-page identity only.
AT Protocol social. Custom feed-generator + label service. Posts mirror the Acceleration Watch.
ActivityPub. The fediverse-native distribution layer.
On-chain social via Neynar. Useful when the conversation is already happening in crypto-native circles.
Company page (no founder personal account, anonymity rule). Long-form essays + top-100 engagement.