Changelog

A listing’s team can make a personal API token and hand it to an agent.

Your agent can update your listing’s positioning, screenshots, posts, offers and blog drafts, with exactly the rights you have by hand. See it

Prices can be proposed with the page that shows them: through the API, on /submit, and from MCP.

More listings get a checked price. Every proposal waits until a person here has read the vendor’s page, so a figure on a listing still means somebody checked it. See it

After suggesting a product on /submit, you are offered the claim on it, and a builder can prove the site is theirs with a file.

The people who make a product can take over its listing without waiting for an email exchange. See it

Readers can mirror the listings they save into a table in their own Notion.

Your shortlist lives where you already plan, and stays in step as you save and unsave.

The directory is served over MCP at /mcp: search, alternatives, comparisons, and a tool to suggest a product.

An AI assistant can answer “what replaces X, and what does it cost” from the directory itself rather than from memory. See it

An alternatives page appears as soon as a listing names a new product it replaces.

A new “X alternatives” page no longer waits for the next deploy.

Whoever suggests a product hears once, by email, when it is listed, if they left an address.

No checking back to see whether a suggestion made it. See it

A suggestion can carry the listing’s overview, value proposition, audience and tags.

What you write is what the listing starts from, instead of being retyped by hand. See it

Events: companies with a listing can publish webinars and meetups, with a page, a calendar file and registration.

Find and join a product’s events next to its listing. See it