Methodology

These are all the live products that meet our rules.

We did not pick a number and fill it. 19,617 tools passed every check below. When a tool fails, it leaves the map.

The rules

1. It is live and has its own website. We fetch the site, respecting its robots.txt, and drop anything dead, parked or redirected to a different brand.
2. The site matches the name. The page has to name the product, which catches wrong domains and renamed tools.
3. Individuals or small teams use it for their own work. Enterprise platforms sold only through sales calls, developer infrastructure and hardware are out.
4. Anyone can sign up, buy or download it. A free plan, a trial or a visible price. No demo-only products.
5. It is a product, not a wrapper or a directory. Agencies, blogs, "best tools" lists and thin clones are out.

Where candidates come from

Open GitHub lists, Wikidata, Apple's public app search, Hacker News launches, research by our own team, and suggestions from people like you. We never copy review sites or AI directories such as G2, Capterra or There's An AI For That.

What we record, and what we do not

Descriptions are written fresh from each tool's own homepage, never copied. Home country appears only when the tool's site states it (an address, an imprint, a company registration). We never guess. Anyone can suggest an edit to a listing from its card or profile page.

Order and neutrality

Tools in every box are listed A to Z. A tile's position says nothing about its quality, size or popularity. Nobody can pay to move a tool.

Spot something wrong?

Claim your listing to correct it, tell us what you use, or ask us to remove a listing.