nowfound

Life & fun · January 30, 2015

FanCake

Rewarding Sports Fans for Watching Live games on TV

FanCake launched on January 30, 2015 with 74 votes, #629 of 1,779 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

Does a similar job

all alternatives →
  • Ultimate Fan Live2014 · ▲58

    Football comes alive

  • Fan Stream2016 · ▲64

    Fan driven sports radio. Just in time for the NBA Finals

  • SportsYapper2014 · ▲68

    Follow your favorite sports teams

  • 120 Sports2014 · ▲93

    Live sports news network for the mobile generation

  • Fancred 2014 · ▲20

    Make Gameday Everyday

  • YourSportscast2015 · ▲79

    Listen to Sportscasting in a New Way

More life & fun this month

the category →
  • TL

    Life & fun · 18d ago · louisabraham.github.io

  • WI

    Special relativity simulator in which light crawls along at a human speed, so Lorentz contraction, aberration and Doppler shift happen at walking pace.

    Life & fun · 4d ago · rivendell.dmitrybrant.com

  • Articos398

    Launch with confidence, not gut instinct

    Life & fun · 19d ago · articos.com

  • 9 major streaming services cost $95.91/mo in 2021-03 and $154.41/mo today — up 61%, or $702 a year. Every change sourced.

    Life & fun · 3d ago · honestlyranked.com

  • Nex363

    Claude Cowork for high-volume GTM workflows

    Life & fun · 11d ago · nex.ai

  • Know the moment a domain opportunity appears

    Life & fun · 16d ago · notify.domains

Source: Product Hunt launch

Launched alongside, January 2015

the whole month →
  • Lend your eyes to the blind

    Life & fun · 2015 · bemyeyes.com

  • A curated collection of remote startup jobs

    Work · 2015

  • A place to discover ideas that VCs & angels want to fund

    Commerce · 2015

  • Send glitter to the people that deserve it

    Life & fun · 2015

  • A simple note-taking app on iOS & Mac

    Work · 2015

  • HN

    (TL;DR: http://i.imgur.com/LuPHqiN.png) While digging around in drawers that hadn't been touched for decades, I found a wonderful piece of history. The Palm Treo 600 [1] was the Mercedes-Benz of the cellphone 10 years ago, and I was lucky enough to rediscover one.[2] So I decided to restore it to working order, slapping in a T-Mobile SIM[3] and a fresh battery. It worked! It could browse the Internet[4], send/receive text messages[5], make phone calls...[6] The onboard browser even passed Acid1[7,8] and could do some level of JavaScript![9] Unfortunately, most websites…

    Life & fun · 2015