Dated, in plain language, and written for the people using this site rather than the people building it. If something on this list does not work the way it reads, tell us.
Six posts on how this place works, three long guides on launching well, a 31-entry glossary, and an honest comparison of ten other launch directories.
Guides on the product launch checklist, the iOS and Android launch checklist, and how to write a listing that ranks and gets cited.
A glossary covering the vocabulary directories use without explaining, from dofollow to index gate to micro-SaaS.
Where else to launch: cadence, free tier, entry price and link policy for ten directories in one table, including the two with names very close to ours.
An RSS feed carrying every post and guide, and a search page that works without JavaScript.
Pricing, submission guidelines with all thirteen rejection reason codes, how it works, and why this directory exists, all published before the first submission.
The submission guidelines list every reason we would decline an app, each with a plain-English explanation, so nothing is a surprise.
Pricing shows four tiers and a "what paying does not buy" section naming approval, ranking and the link attribute.
Rejected paid submissions are refunded in full, automatically, with the refund confirmation in the same email as the reason.
How it works covers real queue times: thirty days on the free tier, twenty four hours on Fast Track.
A working domain with a valid certificate, a design system, and the plumbing that makes listings findable. Not exciting, and everything depends on it.
A valid certificate on both the apex domain and www, with one redirecting to the other. The previous occupant of this domain served a 403 and a mismatched certificate.
Server-rendered pages throughout, so crawlers and AI answer engines see the same content you do.
robots.txt, a sitemap split by collection, and an llms.txt describing what this directory is and how its pages are organized.
Privacy-first analytics with no cookie banner, because nobody enjoys those.
What is next
Submissions with magic-link editing, the admin review queue with every reason code wired up, transactional email,
and paid tiers with the automatic refund on a rejected paid submission. After that, alternatives pages, best-of
roundups and the tag facets.
