Future Tools: how to get listed

Who lists here

Publicly usable software tools that differ from what is already listed. The FAQ says this is a personal curation rather than a marketplace, and that over 75% of submitted tools are not approved.

What to prepare

• The free submit form: your name, the tool name and URL, a short description, one of the listed categories and a pricing model (free, freemium, paid or open source) and your email address.
• A finished, publicly available product — the FAQ rejects waitlist-only tools, custom GPTs from the GPT Store, newsletters, aggregators, links to chat bots and low-effort or adult sites.
• Patience and no chasing: the FAQ warns that you will likely not hear back either way, and that you may resubmit once if nothing appears within a week.

What “live” means here

Listed means a page under /tools/ with an AI-written summary — the FAQ says it is generated from your homepage with the GPT-5.2 API and read by a person, with your Open Graph image or a screenshot as the visual. New entries show up in a 48-hour list, and removals are published too.

Worth knowing

Every tool page carries a “Suggest Changes” button; that is the route for corrections, not email. Paid placement exists but stays separate and labelled — featured listings are capped at two per week and, according to the FAQ, never affect the Top 20 or the news picks.