For builders
Submit your software
Listings are free. Every product is checked for malware, audited for how it was built, tested and signed off by a moderator before it goes live. We aim to decide within 5 working days of a complete submission.
Who can list
- It's finished. People can use it today without your help.
- At least 70% of the code was written by AI.At launch every listing shows the share you declare, marked Self-declared.
- It does what your listing says.A moderator tries every feature you list. Anything they can't confirm is cut from the description.
- You built it, or you have the right to list it.
Evidence (optional)
At launch evidence isn't audited: moderators read it, and your listing is Self-declared whatever you send.
- Grade A: Claude Code session transcripts plus your git history.Claude Code saves each session as a
.jsonlfile under~/.claude/projects/on the computer you built on. Zip this project's folder and attach it. - Grade B: one independent record.An export of your builder platform's project history, or your git history as a bundle.
- Grade C: no evidence.You can still list, but your receipt shows "Self-declared".
Your files are scanned for malware and kept privately for moderators. They're deleted 30 days after you submit.
Download links
- Use HTTPS, on your own domain, GitHub Releases, itch.io or an official app store.We'll ask you to verify your own domain with a DNS record.
- Link shorteners and file-sharing services such as Google Drive, Dropbox or Mega aren't accepted.
- A new version needs a short update review.Your listing stays up with the vetted version until the new one passes.
What happens next
- Confirm your email: we send a link to the address you give.
- Prove you're the builder: a DNS record for your own domain, or a GitHub sign-in.
- Security scan: your evidence files are scanned for malware.
- Moderator review: a person uses your product, checks every feature you list, and approves it or sends it back with reasons.
- Launch: your listing goes live with its build receipt and a launch-day spot.