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# Post Your Drop
## Description
If you are the owner of a project and want to have it be featured on our [Upcoming Drops](/utilities/upcoming-drops.md), you can apply by filling the [following form](https://app.okaylabs.io/submit-project).
All of the information we gather at this point is to help your project to be found more easily on OkayLabs, as it will be included in the filter search.
You’ll have a reply to your request as soon as possible!
Fill out the form to have your project be featured on Upcoming Drops
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