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App directory submissions · Coming next

App directory submissions. Beyond the store.

We are preparing directory submissions for iOS, Android and desktop apps, plus browser extensions. Join early access to hear when your app type is supported.

Join app early access

Your message is stored for manual review. This form does not start a campaign or take payment.

Discovery beyond the store listing.

The planned service will introduce apps to relevant independent app catalogs, product discovery sites and specialist software directories. It is not Apple App Store or Google Play submission, review management or an app-store approval service.

Different platforms need different profiles.

An iOS app might need its store URL and device screenshots. A desktop app may need supported operating systems and installation information. A browser extension needs its extension listing, browser compatibility and clear permissions context.

Prepare a useful app profile.

Have a concise use case, accurate platform support, pricing and screenshots ready. Free download, in-app purchases and subscriptions should be distinguished clearly. Directory availability will be checked for each supported app type before any package is offered.

Early access, without a purchase commitment.

App campaigns cannot be purchased in V1. Register your platform and email to express interest. We will not charge you or create a campaign when you join the list.

PREPARE YOUR INTRODUCTIONThe submission checklist ↗How to choose relevant directories ↗Inspect a sample report ↗

Before you begin.

Will you submit my app to Apple or Google?+

No. This is a future independent-directory service. It does not submit to the Apple App Store or Google Play and does not manage their review processes.

Can I buy an app package now?+

No. V1 purchases are limited to eligible SaaS and AI tools. App-directory submissions are coming later.

Are browser extensions included?+

Browser extensions are part of the planned scope, alongside iOS, Android and desktop apps. Joining early access helps us understand demand; it does not promise a release date.