@zot-core/cliCreate waitlists from your terminal
Spin up a new waitlist, write the ID to your env file, and keep moving. No dashboard context-switching required.
npx @zot-core/cli waitlist create \
--name "Early Access" \
--write-env .env.local \
--public@zot-core/sdkA hook. Three lines. Done.
useAddUser handles loading, success, errors and the already-registered state for you. Works in any React app.
const { addUser, isPending, isUserRegistered } = useAddUser({
apiKey: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_ZOT_API_KEY!,
waitlistId: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_ZOT_WAITLIST_ID!,
});@zot-core/agentsTeach your AI agent Zot. Correctly.
One command writes integration guides for Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot and AGENTS.md, so every agent in your repo ships the right code.
npx skills add launch-waitlist-zot/zot-skillsClean leads, by default
Zot blocks disposable and fraudulent emails before they hit your list. No cron jobs, no third-party services, no spreadsheet cleanup. Every signup you see is a real person genuinely interested in your product.
5 min
Setup time
Create a waitlist, configure webhooks, and start collecting leads in under five minutes.
50+
Waitlists per account
Run multiple waitlists simultaneously for different products, features, or markets.
100%
Clean leads
Fake email detection ensures every sign up on your waitlist is a real, interested user.
“One `npx @zot-core/cli waitlist create` and we were live. A week later we had 2,000 signups and clear data showing our idea had real demand.”
David Martinez
Indie Founder
Free
A demo to try Zot before you launch.
Starter
For indie hackers who already validated something.
Pro
For products in production that need real headroom.
Zot is a developer-first waitlist platform for founders, indie hackers, and teams validating product ideas. Create waitlists from the terminal, drop them into any React app with a single hook, track real-time analytics, send emails, and block fake signups, all from one dashboard.
Under five minutes. Run npx @zot-core/cli waitlist create to create it, then useAddUser from @zot-core/sdk/react to embed the form. Or skip the code and share the link Zot gives you.
Two steps. First, npx @zot-core/cli waitlist create --write-env .env.local --public creates the waitlist and stores its ID in your env. Then import useAddUser from @zot-core/sdk/react, pass the env vars, and render your form. Full guide: npx skills add launch-waitlist-zot/zot-skills.
Yes. npx skills add launch-waitlist-zot/zot-skills writes integration guides for Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot and AGENTS.md, so whichever agent is editing your repo ships the right code on the first try.
Zot automatically detects and blocks disposable and temporary email addresses when users try to sign up. This ensures every lead on your waitlist is a real person with a valid email, giving you clean data to validate your idea.
Yes. Zot lets you author email templates as components in your codebase. You keep full control over design and content, and can send updates, welcome messages, and announcements directly to your waitlist.
You get real-time metrics including total sign ups, referrals, daily registrations, emails sent, fake users blocked, traffic sources, top referrers, and conversion rates. Everything you need to measure traction.
You can configure a webhook URL in your waitlist settings. Zot will automatically send HTTP callbacks when users sign up or are offboarded. You also get email notifications every 20 registered users.
Absolutely. All plans include data export so you can download your sign ups and use them in your own tools, CRM, or email marketing platform whenever you need.
