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It's a bit of a Catch-22. Work around it by:

1. Make a app (or script) post for your app (or script).
2. Also tag it with placeholder.
3. And put "PLACEHOLDER - " at the beginning of the title.

Also, indicate in the post text that the app is not yet ready for prime time.

This has already been done a few times, for example:

• "Chatdump - a site monitor (placeholder)"
• "A small Stack Overflow browser for Android, for a school project (Placeholder)"

Warning: Don't abuse this, or create an essentially empty post and not update it expeditiously. Otherwise the question will be closed and, if not corrected, quickly deleted.

It's a bit of a Catch-22. Work around it by:

1. Make a app (or script) post for your app (or script).
2. Also tag it with placeholder.
3. And put "PLACEHOLDER - " at the beginning of the title.
4. Provide a summary of what your app will do.

Also, indicate in the post text that the app is not yet ready for prime time.

This has already been done a few times, for example:

• "Chatdump - a site monitor (placeholder)"
• "A small Stack Overflow browser for Android, for a school project (Placeholder)"

Warning: Don't abuse this, or create an essentially empty post and not update it expeditiously. Otherwise the question will be closed and, if not corrected, quickly deleted.

It's a bit of a Catch-22. Work around it by making an app (or script) post for your app (or script), but put "(Placeholder)" in the title and tag it with placeholder.

Also, indicate in the post that the app is not yet ready for prime time.

This has already been done a few times, for example:

• "Chatdump - a site monitor (placeholder)"
• "A small Stack Overflow browser for Android, for a school project (Placeholder)"

Warning: Don't abuse this, though, or create an essentially empty post and not update it expeditiously. Otherwise the question will be closed and, if not corrected, quickly deleted.

It's a bit of a Catch-22. Work around it by:

1. Make a app (or script) post for your app (or script).
2. Also tag it with placeholder.
3. And put "PLACEHOLDER - " at the beginning of the title.

Also, indicate in the post text that the app is not yet ready for prime time.

This has already been done a few times, for example:

• "Chatdump - a site monitor (placeholder)"
• "A small Stack Overflow browser for Android, for a school project (Placeholder)"

Warning: Don't abuse this, or create an essentially empty post and not update it expeditiously. Otherwise the question will be closed and, if not corrected, quickly deleted.

It's a bit of a Catch-22. Work around it by making an app (or script) post for your app (or script), but put "(Placeholder)" in the title and tag it with placeholder.

Also, indicate in the post that the app is not yet ready for prime time.

This has already been done a few times, for example:

• "Chatdump - a site monitor (placeholder)"
• "A small Stack Overflow browser for Android, for a school project (Placeholder)"

It's a bit of a Catch-22. Work around it by making an app (or script) post for your app (or script), but put "(Placeholder)" in the title and tag it with placeholder.

Also, indicate in the post that the app is not yet ready for prime time.

This has already been done a few times, for example:

• "Chatdump - a site monitor (placeholder)"
• "A small Stack Overflow browser for Android, for a school project (Placeholder)"

Warning: Don't abuse this, though, or create an essentially empty post and not update it expeditiously. Otherwise the question will be closed and, if not corrected, quickly deleted.