About Little Launch
Little Launch is a community marketplace for digital products from independent creators. Creators list templates, guides, courses, tools and other downloadable products. Buyers pay once and find every purchase in their library.
We are not the author or publisher of every listing. Sellers set their own product descriptions, prices and licence terms, and they are responsible for having the right to sell what they upload. Our job is to publish clear rules, take reports seriously and remove listings that break them.
What you can buy
Digital products come in different formats: PDFs, templates, links, videos or other digital access. The product page says exactly what you receive, who the seller is and what the licence allows before you pay.
Payment is handled by Lemon Squeezy. After payment is confirmed, the purchase appears in your library. There is no subscription to cancel. Browse the shop.
Selling on Little Launch
Create a free account, choose the seller role and list your product from the seller dashboard. The fees, payout timing and selling rules are in the Seller Terms. Every listing must follow the Community Rules, and copied work can be reported through Copyright and Takedown.
What the guides cover
Pregnancy and the first weeks with a newborn
Our health articles are written from published NHS, RCOG and CDC guidance, and every claim points at the source it came from. They are general information, not medical advice, and they never replace your own care team.
Scholarships and studying abroad
Our scholarship articles explain how to find awards, check eligibility, prepare documents and track deadlines. Scholarship rules change every cycle, so we never publish a deadline or a funding figure without telling you which cycle it belongs to and where to confirm it.
Burnout and self-care
Our burnout articles are written from WHO, NHS and APA guidance. They explain what the evidence says about rest, boundaries and recovery, and they are general information rather than therapy or medical advice.
How the guides are written
The articles on our blog are written from published guidance and every article lists the sources it used. Where a fact changes over time, the article says which cycle or year it belongs to and tells you to confirm it on the official page rather than trusting us to keep it current.
How health articles are reviewed
Health articles state on the page whether they have been clinically reviewed. Where an article has not yet been checked by a qualified clinician, it says so plainly in the byline at the foot of the article, and no reviewer name, credentials or review date is claimed anywhere until that review has actually happened.
What we do not publish
- No customer testimonials, review counts, ratings or sales figures.
- No invented authors, reviewers or credentials.
- No claims of guaranteed outcomes, in any form.
- No medical, legal, immigration or financial advice.
Corrections
If you find something wrong — a dead source link, a figure that has moved on, a claim that does not match its source — please tell us and we will correct it. The contact page explains how to reach us.