What is Push & Pitch?
Short answer
A planned matching service between developers who have built products nobody has found and marketers who want to work on something worth pitching. It does not exist yet. There is a landing page collecting emails from both sides so we can find out whether enough of each turns up to make it viable.
The longer version
A planned matching service between two groups who each have half of what the other needs: developers who have built working products nobody has found, and marketers who can get attention but want something worth pitching. The idea is introductions, not employment — the two people work out their own arrangement.
It does not exist yet, and this is deliberate. What exists is a page collecting emails from both sides, with the live count for each shown, because the ratio between them is the thing that decides whether it is viable at all. Five hundred developers and eleven marketers is not a business, it is a queue.
So the honest description is a validation page rather than a product. If both sides turn up in something like balance, it gets built. If they do not, everyone who signed up gets an email saying so, and that is the end of it.
The full argument, with the rest of the picture around it:
What Push & Pitch Is, And Why It Might Not Exist