Weekly Winners
Winners for Oct 20 - Oct 26, 2026
These projects were selected as the top performers of the week.

Hyperdash
#1 Project of the weekHyperdash is a browser-based, 24/7 trading terminal for global markets that combines live orderbooks, TradingView price charts, trader cohort analytics and one-click copytrading inside a drag-and-drop widget workspace.What is Hyperdash?Hyperdash is a web terminal for trading perpetual contracts on indices, commodities, crypto and equities — the page shows an S&P 500 market (ticker xyz:SP500) quoted at $7,677.9 with 50× leverage, a $348.5M 24-hour volume and $362.5M open interest. It takes live market data plus your orders as input and returns an orderbook, price chart, positions, spot balances, TWAP orders and per-market cohort statistics as output. It runs entirely in the browser and is aimed at the Hyperliquid-style perp ecosystem, with dedicated panels for predictions, liquidations and copy trading.Key FeaturesTrader cohorts by PNL — groups traders into Extremely Profitable (over $1M), Very Profitable ($100K–$1M), Profitable ($0–$100K), Unprofitable, Very Unprofitable and Rekt (below -$1M), each showing notional, trader count and long/short split, with drill-down pages under /explore/cohorts/.Trader cohorts by size — Apex ($5M+), Whale ($1M–$5M), Large ($100K–$1M), Medium ($10K–$100K) and Small ($0–$10K) buckets with notional, traders and unrealized PNL totals.Orderbook panel — price, size and cumulative total per level plus a buy/sell split (57% bid vs 43% ask on SP500) and a $0.1 spread on the displayed market.Advanced order entry — market, limit and Pro order types with cross margin, 50× leverage, position-size presets ($100/$1,000/$10,000), percentage sizing and take-profit/stop-loss fields.TWAP orders — dedicated TWAP ticket and a Current TWAPs panel for time-sliced execution, with an empty state when no active TWAPs exist.One-click copytrading — a Copytrade panel that lists followed wallets and prompts discovery of top traders when none are configured.Widget-based layouts — draggable widgets (Price Chart, Orderbook, Liquidations, Positions, Fills, History, Watchlist, Cohort Heatmap, Historical Funding Rate, Position Size Calculator, Quick Trade, Prediction Markets) with named presets like Order Flow, Price Action, Portfolio Review and Watchlist Intelligence; changes save automatically.Alpha and activity feeds — Top Traders rankings, Position Changes by address (for example a +$159,523 change on a 20.78 SP500 position), liquidation streams, a trade tape and a market news panel.Who should use Hyperdash?Perpetual futures traders: watch orderbook depth, funding countdown (0.0006% with a live countdown) and open interest for a single market, then fire a market or limit order at 50× leverage from the same screen.Copy traders: review Top Traders and Position Changes, then mirror wallets through the Copytrade panel.Market researchers: compare how profitable and unprofitable cohorts are positioned — for example 82% long among Extremely Profitable traders versus 69% long in the Rekt cohort on SP500.Multi-market traders: keep equity, commodity and crypto perps such as SP500, XYZ100, GOLD, NATGAS, CL, BTC, ETH, SOL and HYPE in one configurable workspace.What can you do with Hyperdash?Monitor a market end to end: open SP500 or GOLD, read the orderbook, 24h change (-0.03% on the sample market), volume and funding, and act without switching tabs.Size and stage a trade: use the Position Size Calculator and Quick Trade widgets, then attach take-profit and stop-loss levels before submitting.Track whale behavior: filter size cohorts to see what Apex and Whale accounts hold, and follow address-level position changes in real time.Trade prediction markets: chart, book and ticket for prediction markets, with held Yes/No shares listed below the ticket.FAQWhat markets can you trade on Hyperdash?Hyperdash lists index and macro markets such as SP500, XYZ100, GOLD, NATGAS and crude oil CL, crypto perps including BTC, ETH, SOL, HYPE and AAVE, equity-style tickers like TSLA, AAPL, NVDA, MSFT and BABA, plus prediction markets.What leverage does Hyperdash offer?The SP500 market shown on the page is quoted with 50× leverage and cross margin, alongside market, limit and Pro order types and position-size presets of $100, $1,000 and $10,000.Does Hyperdash support copy trading?Yes. Hyperdash includes a Copytrade panel and a one-click copytrading flow; before any wallets are followed it shows an empty state prompting you to discover top traders to follow.What are Hyperdash cohorts?Cohorts split all traders in a market into groups by unrealized PNL (Extremely Profitable down to Rekt) and by position size (Apex down to Small), each displaying notional, trader count and long/short percentage so you can see how each group is positioned.

CloudPloy
#2 Second placeCloudPloy lets your AI agent deploy from Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client. Add an API key, bring your own Ubuntu or AWS server, or provision Hetzner, DigitalOcean, or AWS at provider rates. Free forever: 1 small server, 1 app.

TrueProxies
#2 Second placeTrueProxies provides residential and datacenter proxies for web scraping, data collection, ad verification and multi-account automation, with country targeting, rotating and sticky sessions, and HTTP/SOCKS5 support. Plans include unlimited-bandwidth residential, pay-per-GB residential and Datacenter IPv6, managed from a single dashboard with docs at docs.trueproxies.com.

Easypanel
#2 Second placeEasypanel helps developers deploy applications and databases on their own servers using Docker images or Docker Compose. Connect GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket, manage automatic SSL, inspect logs and server resources, and use a browser shell. Automated backups and more than 750 one-click applications support everyday operations. Easypanel is proprietary software with a free plan for up to three projects.

HeyRoute
#3 Third placeHeyRoute is an OpenAI-compatible multi-model API gateway that gives developers a single API key and Base URL for reaching GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, MiniMax, DeepSeek, and other model families, positioned around lower model costs for coding agents and production AI workflows.What is HeyRoute?HeyRoute is an independent multi-model API access service — not an official OpenAI or Anthropic subscription — that routes requests to many model providers behind one OpenAI-compatible endpoint. You create an API key in the web console, point an existing client at the Base URL heyroute.ai/v1, set a model name such as gpt-5.6-sol, and send requests; responses return through the same OpenAI-style interface. It runs as a cloud service used from a browser console and from local developer tools including Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and VS Code.What makes HeyRoute stand out?One key, many clients — Connect Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, OpenClaw, Hermes, and any OpenAI-compatible client (the page claims 99+ integrations) by changing only the Base URL.Mixed model catalog — GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, MiniMax, DeepSeek and other families sit on the same endpoint; the console lists current models and pricing.Image and video endpoints — Standard image API support for gpt-image-2, Grok Imagine, FLUX, and Gemini (Nano Banana), plus video models including Grok, MiniMax, and Seedance.Published per-token comparison — Input/output USD per 1M tokens is listed for HeyRoute alongside OpenRouter and official API rates on the same flagship models.Savings calculator — Enter tokens per employee per month, team size, and primary use case to get estimated monthly model cost, monthly savings, and yearly savings; an example shows $54,720 saved over a year for 20 employees at 20M tokens each.SOC 2 aligned controls — The platform states it is built to SOC 2 standards for security, availability, and operational control, with dedicated infrastructure isolated by default and restricted access to requests.No training or distillation — Request data is not used to train, fine-tune, or distill models; data is held temporarily only to complete requests, operate the service, and troubleshoot.NDA and SLA path for teams — Service agreements, NDAs, procurement documents, and SLAs are arranged by submitting a console ticket with requirements.Who should use HeyRoute?Daily coding-agent users: developers running Codex or Claude Code on long tasks who want a 7-Day or One-Month Pass and the ability to swap between GPT, Claude, and DeepSeek models without reconfiguring tooling.Indie developers and small teams: builders testing several flagship models who prefer pay-as-you-go credits and a single key instead of multiple provider accounts.Production engineering teams: groups that need uptime for always-on agents plus SOC 2-aligned controls, data-handling statements, and enterprise agreements.Research and content teams: users who also need image or video generation through the same account and key.What can you do with HeyRoute?Agent coding workflows: point Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, OpenClaw, or Hermes at the HeyRoute Base URL and run agents against your chosen model, with connection quoted at under 2 minutes.Model cost auditing: run the savings calculator against your team's token volume to estimate monthly and yearly model spend before committing.Model comparison: switch model names on the same key to compare GPT-6 Astra, GPT-5.6 Sol, Claude Fable 5.1, Claude Opus 5, Kimi K3, or DeepSeek V4 Pro on identical prompts.Image and video generation: call the standard image API with gpt-image-2, Grok Imagine, FLUX, or Gemini (Nano Banana), and video models such as Grok, MiniMax, and Seedance.How does HeyRoute work?Setup is three steps and keeps your existing client and request layer. First, sign up, open the console, create an API key, and choose a model. Second, add the HeyRoute Base URL (heyroute.ai/v1), the API key, and the model name to your client. Third, send a test request — an HTTP 200 response with the model's reply confirms the client is connected.PricingHeyRoute uses pay-as-you-go credits for occasional use or initial testing, plus a 7-Day Pass and a One-Month Pass for users who run Codex or Claude Code daily or execute long tasks. Registration includes credits for setup and a small test request. Current pricing and benefits are published on the models and purchase pages inside the console.AlternativesOpenRouter — another multi-model gateway, shown side by side with HeyRoute in HeyRoute's own price table.Official provider APIs from OpenAI, Anthropic, and other model makers, which HeyRoute compares itself against on per-token pricing.FAQCan I try HeyRoute before paying?Yes. Registration includes credits that are enough to finish setup and run a small test request, so you can confirm your client connects before loading a pay-as-you-go balance or buying a pass.Which developer tools can I connect?Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Hermes, and any software or framework that supports the OpenAI API or a custom Base URL. Only the Base URL, API key, and model name change — no extra setup tool is required.Does HeyRoute train on my request data?No. HeyRoute states it does not train, fine-tune, or distill models on request data or build derivative capabilities. Data is stored temporarily only where needed to complete requests, operate the service, and perform troubleshooting.How much can HeyRoute save compared with official APIs?The site advertises savings of up to 95% on model costs and lists per-1M-token input/output rates for HeyRoute next to OpenRouter and official API pricing for the same flagship models, with the note that prices were checked August 1, 2026.How do teams get invoices, NDAs, or SLAs?Submit a ticket in the console with your team size, integration scope, and support needs; HeyRoute then determines the appropriate service agreement, NDA, and SLA. The platform also states it is built to SOC 2 standards.
About Weekly Winners
Each week, Pro Launch automatically ranks the top 3 most upvoted projects that were launched during the selected 7-day period.