Most “best directories” lists are a spreadsheet of domain ratings someone exported once. These pages are built at every deploy from the LaunchRepo catalog, so the counts are real and the entries match the playbooks in the repository. Pick the list closest to your product; each page explains how to use it, what a free route and a live listing actually mean, and how to collect the evidence before you submit anywhere.
The five lists
Best AI tool directories: 100 places to list an AI product
The complete AI-tools category of the catalog, generated at build time. Each entry names the platform, links to its official site and says in one sentence what it lists — nothing we have not read in the playbook.
100 platforms · Open the list →Best SaaS directories: 116 software and B2B review sites
Two catalog categories in one list — software and tool directories plus B2B software review sites — because a SaaS usually belongs on both. Generated from the catalog; profiles first, then alphabetical.
116 platforms · Open the list →Best startup launch platforms: 103 launch boards and showcases
The product-launch category of the catalog: Product Hunt-style boards with launch days, weekly showcases and startup listings. Generated at build time; platforms with a public field guide first.
103 platforms · Open the list →Best developer tool directories: 17 places for dev tools
Software and AI directories whose name signals developers — dev tools, boilerplates, agents, LLMs and vibe coding — selected from the catalog by a filter you can read in the source code.
17 platforms · Open the list →Best indie hacker launch platforms: 110 boards and communities
The product-launch category plus the communities of the catalog — because an indie launch is a launch board slot and a post where other builders read. Generated at build time.
110 platforms · Open the list →
How these lists are made
- Entries come from the catalog’s category field; the developer-tools list adds a reviewed name filter that is visible in the source code.
- Platforms with a public field guide on this site are listed first, then the rest alphabetically. Order is not a ranking.
- The one-line descriptions say what a platform lists and what a submission needs. They do not say “free”, “dofollow” or quote a domain rating, because the catalog records the free route of every platform as unknown until it is checked on the day.
- Aliases — one platform under two names — are removed so that nothing is counted twice.
The lists are public; the playbooks are the product
LaunchRepo is the private repository behind these lists: a playbook per platform, a product template, a tracker and a local dashboard, run by your own agent. Pay €99.98 once for every product you own.
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