PluginLaunch AI

I publish WordPress plugins. The code was never the hard part — the listing was. Screenshots that look like bug reports, a readme.txt with a format strict enough that one wrong header field renders the page half-empty, and an icon and banner I had no business designing. So I built PluginLaunch AI: app.levnera.com Upload the raw wp-admin screenshots you already have. You get back: Framed screenshots — centered, margins, shadow, consistent sizing. The pipeline is deterministic: your UI is never repainted or regenerated, only what surrounds it is added. A marketing image that isn't provably your real product felt wrong for a dev tool. AI annotations — it reads each screen, finds the buttons worth pointing at, and names them the way customers understand. "Enable" becomes "One-click activation". Fully editable afterwards. readme.txt — header block, short description under the 150 char limit, Description, Installation, FAQ, screenshot captions, changelog scaffold. Assembled deterministically to the directory's exact format, then linted against everything wordpress.org rejects. Icon and banner — 128/256 and 772×250/1544×500, composed from your plugin name and the brand colour extracted from your screenshots. Listing copy in 6 languages — tagline, description, Product Hunt blurb, social posts. One ZIP laid out like the SVN assets folder, so you drop it straight in. There's a brief field where you tell the AI what to emphasise and what to leave out — those notes outrank anything it infers from the screenshots. Why I think the problem is real, not just mine: before building the copy side I pulled screenshot data for 3,445 plugins off the wp.org API. Median screenshot count is 2 for plugins under 1k installs and 5 for plugins over 100k. Of 13,532 captions in the directory, 31% are under 25 characters — mostly just naming the screen rather than saying anything. Two thirds of all plugins use inconsistent image dimensions, and that holds at every size. (Correlation, not cause — big plugins also have more time and money. But it's a gap.) Free tier is 20 credits a month, no card. 1 credit analyses a screenshot, 3 generate the readme and full copy set — enough for a complete plugin launch. If you ship plugins, I'd like to know whether this solves something for you or whether I've built a very elaborate tool for an audience of one.