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Journalist & Media Contacts App
Helps business owners connect with influential journalists
Find the most important journalists quickly and pitch to them directly, whatever industry or country you're in.
I built Journalist & Media Contacts because founders, business owners, and small PR teams keep wasting time (and money) on media outreach that doesn’t fit the publication or the journalist’s actual beat.
Most people either spray generic pitches or pay for big, expensive media databases that are overkill when you just need a focused shortlist for one story. We wanted something simpler and more practical on mobile: pick your industry (and optionally a story idea + region), get matching publications with an explanation of why they fit, see available editorial/journalist email contacts (clearly separated from advertising ones), build and organize shortlists, and get guided pitch prep with a full PR pitching guide and examples.
The bundled directory currently has 523 publications and 866 contact addresses. Core features (directory, shortlists, guide, and preparation tools) are free—no purchase required. Most of it works locally on your phone.
It’s Android-only right now and the contact directory refreshes with app updates (contacts change, so nothing is guaranteed).
I’d love honest feedback from anyone who’s done founder-led PR or runs a small team:
Does the matching + shortlist flow feel useful for real stories?
What’s missing that would make pitch prep more practical?
Any industries, regions, or publication types we should prioritize next?
Thanks for checking it out—I’ll be in the comments all day answering questions.
Quick supporting copy for the listing
Tagline (≤60 characters): “Find journalist contacts and prepare stronger media pitches”
Short description: Helps founders and small PR teams discover relevant publications, find editorial contacts, build focused media shortlists, and prepare individual pitches—with a built-in PR guide. Core features free; works mostly offline.
Extra tips that matter
Lead with the problem and your “why,” not a feature list.
Keep the tone founder-to-community (authentic and helpful beats marketing language).
Ask one or two specific questions to spark replies—engagement in the first hours helps ranking.
Reply to every comment quickly and substantively on launch day.
Gallery images/screenshots of the matching flow, shortlist, and pitch-prep screens + a short screen-recording demo will outperform polished marketing fluff.
Launch early (ideally 12:01 AM PT on a weekday) and stay active all day.
About Journalist & Media Contacts App on Product Hunt
“Helps business owners connect with influential journalists ”
Journalist & Media Contacts App was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #192 on the daily leaderboard. Find the most important journalists quickly and pitch to them directly, whatever industry or country you're in.
On the analytics side, Journalist & Media Contacts App competes within Android, Public Relations, Marketing and Growth Hacking — topics that collectively have 688.3k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Journalist & Media Contacts App performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Journalist & Media Contacts App?
Journalist & Media Contacts App was hunted by Sitetrail. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
For a complete overview of Journalist & Media Contacts App including community comment highlights and product details, visit the product overview.
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I built Journalist & Media Contacts because founders, business owners, and small PR teams keep wasting time (and money) on media outreach that doesn’t fit the publication or the journalist’s actual beat.
Most people either spray generic pitches or pay for big, expensive media databases that are overkill when you just need a focused shortlist for one story. We wanted something simpler and more practical on mobile: pick your industry (and optionally a story idea + region), get matching publications with an explanation of why they fit, see available editorial/journalist email contacts (clearly separated from advertising ones), build and organize shortlists, and get guided pitch prep with a full PR pitching guide and examples.
The bundled directory currently has 523 publications and 866 contact addresses. Core features (directory, shortlists, guide, and preparation tools) are free—no purchase required. Most of it works locally on your phone.
It’s Android-only right now and the contact directory refreshes with app updates (contacts change, so nothing is guaranteed).
I’d love honest feedback from anyone who’s done founder-led PR or runs a small team:
Does the matching + shortlist flow feel useful for real stories?
What’s missing that would make pitch prep more practical?
Any industries, regions, or publication types we should prioritize next?
Thanks for checking it out—I’ll be in the comments all day answering questions.
Quick supporting copy for the listing
Tagline (≤60 characters): “Find journalist contacts and prepare stronger media pitches”
Short description: Helps founders and small PR teams discover relevant publications, find editorial contacts, build focused media shortlists, and prepare individual pitches—with a built-in PR guide. Core features free; works mostly offline.
Extra tips that matter
Lead with the problem and your “why,” not a feature list.
Keep the tone founder-to-community (authentic and helpful beats marketing language).
Ask one or two specific questions to spark replies—engagement in the first hours helps ranking.
Reply to every comment quickly and substantively on launch day.
Gallery images/screenshots of the matching flow, shortlist, and pitch-prep screens + a short screen-recording demo will outperform polished marketing fluff.
Launch early (ideally 12:01 AM PT on a weekday) and stay active all day.