User tests and screenshares, live. Let people watch the real work happen.
A launch post fades in a day. A living record of real sessions, tests, and decisions keeps earning attention and trust every single week you keep building.
Launch noise fades in a day
You post the milestone, get a few likes, and tomorrow the feed has moved on. The actual work, the user tests, the tough tradeoffs, happens offstage where nobody sees it. All that proof of craft disappears instead of compounding.
How it works on Rocket
Three steps, no new habits. The conversation does the work.
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Step 1 •
Run the session live
Do the user test, the screenshare, or the teardown on Rocket, with a real participant, in a real room.
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Step 2 •
Keep the record
With consent, the session becomes a replay in your library. Your progress becomes a track record people can binge.
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Step 3 •
Earn trust at scale
Followers and future customers watch how you decide, not just what you ship. Trust builds on process, and process is exactly what a replay shows.
See live sessions and replays from people building in the open on the watch surface. Notice how much more you trust a builder after watching them think through a real problem.
Open it →Questions people ask
How do I build in public without performing all day?+
You do not perform; you simply host the work you are already doing. Run your user tests and screenshares as Rocket conversations instead of private calls. The content comes from the real process, so building in public adds minutes to your week, not hours.
Can I build in public if only a few people watch live?+
Yes. Live numbers barely matter. Replays are the asset. A session watched by twelve people live can be viewed hundreds of times over the following months, and every viewer arrives trusting your craft because they watched the whole process, not a highlight.
What if I make a mistake in front of everyone?+
Mistakes are the point. Watching you recover from a wrong assumption is exactly why people trust builders in public more than polished launch posts. Own the miss in the session, show the fix, and that moment becomes one of your strongest proof points.
Do participants agree to public user tests?+
Always, and it is built in. Every public session on Rocket requires an explicit opt-in from everyone in the room. Many testers are happy to be public because the session also showcases their product, but the choice is theirs every time.
Your next conversation could be the one that sells for you.
Start hosting on Rocket, or watch a live conversation first.
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