Categories
18 categoriesThe registry cut by what a tool does. Ordered by how much choice actually exists in each — which is itself a useful map of where the gaps are.
Developer ToolsForges, identity, automation, and the plumbing around them. API management · Backend · Code review · Engineering analytics · Web data22 toolsCloud & HostingCompute, bare metal, and the halls they run in.18 toolsAI & ModelsModels, APIs and the tools built on them. Content Writing · Video analysis · Video generation16 toolsMarketing & SendingCampaigns, transactional email and SEO suites. Launch platforms · Social media14 toolsSecurity & PrivacyVPNs, password managers, endpoint defence, browsers.14 toolsPayments & BankingAcquiring, business accounts, cross-border money.11 toolsMedia & StreamingMusic, video and streaming platforms.10 toolsBusiness & CRMCRM, ERP, HR and project tools for growing teams.9 toolsCMS & CommerceWebsites, content platforms and shop software.9 toolsDocs & SpreadsheetsDocuments, spreadsheets, forms and notes.9 toolsStorage & BackupDrives, sync and backup for the files you cannot afford to lose.9 toolsEmail & CalendarMailboxes whose business model is the subscription, not the inbox.8 toolsMessaging & MeetingsChat, calls, and the rooms teams actually work in.8 toolsMaps & LocationTiles, geocoding and routing outside the Maps Platform.5 toolsAnalyticsTraffic measurement that survives a DPO review.4 toolsSearch EnginesIndexes and front-ends that are not reselling your queries.4 toolsDesign ToolsInterface design that runs in the open.3 toolsSocial & PublishingNetworks that federate instead of enclosing.2 tools