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Recently Listed Developer Tools

Real listings, newest first. Open one to see what a finished listing looks like.

EG Egmatic No-code editor for 2D games — from first scene to published build Freemium · Listed 2026-10-19 PowerSync The sync engine for real-time, fast, consistent, network-resilient applications. Freemium · Listed 2026-10-19 SkaleAgents Control plane for AI DevOps agents. Freemium · Listed 2026-10-17 AgentSearch Give AI agents live web search, clean extraction, and JavaScript rendering Freemium · Listed 2026-10-17 AI//COST Compare LLM API prices and model the cost of real AI workloads Free · Listed 2026-10-17 Tapetide Research Indian stocks with market data, screeners, AI, and an MCP server Freemium · Listed 2026-10-15 SightRadar Index, search, compare, and detect faces through a Rekognition-compatible API Paid · Listed 2026-10-14 AmazingPlugins Free, focused plugins for common WooCommerce store problems Free · Listed 2026-10-13

What We Check Before a Listing Goes Live

Every submission is reviewed before it goes live. For developer tools, these are the things that decide it.

1. 1 Public docs exist, even a single page. A developer tool without docs reads as unfinished.
2. 2 There is a way to start without talking to sales, such as a free tier, a trial, a CLI or an open repository.
3. 3 The pricing page says what happens at scale, not just what the hobby plan costs.
4. 4 The product is yours. Forks and mirrors of someone else's project don't pass.

Write a Listing People Act On

We write the listing from your site, so these land best when your site says them too.

• Put the one-line install or the first API call in your description. We can quote it in the listing.
• Say which languages, frameworks and platforms you support, by name.
• Be specific about limits. Requests, seats, build minutes, whatever it is that runs out.
• Link the changelog. A recent date tells a developer the project is alive.

What It Costs

Payment buys speed and placement. It never buys a better review or a higher score.

Where Else to Launch

No single directory makes a launch. These are the places makers of developer tools get real users from.

Show HN on Hacker News

The best single launch for developer tools. Post as the maker and stay in the thread.

GitHub

Awesome lists for your language or framework still send steady, well-matched traffic.

Dev.to and Hashnode

A tutorial that uses your tool to solve a real problem outlasts any launch day.

Reddit

The subreddit for your language or framework, with a post that teaches something.

Common Questions

Do you list APIs and SDKs?

Yes. APIs, SDKs, CLIs, databases, testing tools and hosting platforms all fit under developer tools.

Is listing a developer tool free?

Yes. A free listing needs a small nofollow link back to Tool Index on your site and goes live in 7 to 14 days.

Can I list an open source project?

Yes, and there is a separate guide for open source and self-hosted projects with what buyers look for there.

Will you write the listing for me?

Usually, yes. We read your site and docs and write the description, features, pros and cons from them. You can edit it after you claim the listing.