Product Graveyard

Scheduled · Week 53, 2026

Archive of discontinued products

Sep 17, 2026Other

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Product Graveyard - Archive of discontinued products

About Product Graveyard

Product Graveyard is a digital cemetery for discontinued startups, apps, and products. Explore the cemetery, visit the graves of products that are no longer with us, and discover what they built, what happened, and what other builders can learn from their journey. Founders can also bury their own discontinued products and give them a permanent place to be remembered. Startups disappear. Their lessons shouldn’t.

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Overview

Who is it for?

Entrepreneurs, marketers, and product enthusiasts.

Problem

Product Graveyard addresses the lack of accessible information on discontinued products. It helps users understand why certain startups and apps failed, providing insights that can guide future projects.

Solution

By compiling a comprehensive list of defunct products and their stories, Product Graveyard allows users to learn from the mistakes of others. This knowledge can inform better decision-making in product development and marketing strategies.

What makes it unique

Product Graveyard uniquely combines product history with actionable lessons, creating a resource that is both informative and reflective. It goes beyond mere listings by contextualizing failures in the startup ecosystem.