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A Mac app that puts AI agents, meetings, music, and timers in the notch.
Free browser-based QR code generator for links, files, Wi-Fi, contacts and payments.
A free macOS app for screenshots, screen recording, and video editing.
A free browser-based screenshot editor and image tools for screenshots, code images, and social posts.
Transcribe lectures and meetings on Mac and iPhone with AI summaries and citations
Coordinate AI agents and people on one project board.
macOS menu bar for AI coding usage limits (Claude, Codex, Cursor…)
Private on-device AI autocomplete for Mac apps
A dungeon gear draw game for players who chase rare items and take them into the dungeon.
Create and edit images with GPT Image 2.5 in the browser for people who use AI image generation.
Kostenlose Wunschzettel für jeden Anlass erstellen und per Link teilen.
A web-based document scanner that turns photos into printable PDFs for people using a browser.
AI app icon generator for people making icons for iOS, Android, and the web.
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For the makers
Your next customer has to find you first.
Put your product on a reviewed, public page with clear details, a category, structured data, and a direct website link. Built to be read by people, search engines, and AI search tools.
A listing supports discovery. It does not guarantee rankings or AI citations. Launching a campaign? Explore homepage ads.
Your coding agent can help, too.
Copy a prompt, paste it into your agent, and get your listing started.
Read https://usefulshelf.co/submit.md and help me list this project. 1. Connect UsefulShelf MCP and sign in. Get the listing options and check my saved apps so we reuse an existing listing. 2. Start with the public product URL. Draft its name, tagline, details and images using supported facts, and preserve my edits. Choose exactly one category for its main purpose: ai-tools, productivity, marketing, seo, directories, automation, boilerplates, developer-tools, writing, design, no-code, community, education, email-marketing, chrome-extensions, freelancer-tools, analytics, ai-agents, social, content-creation, finance, ecommerce, website-builders, ios, video, monitoring, remote-work, chatbots, blogging, sales, customer-support, developer-apis, building-products, productized-services, health, games, other. Add up to 10 tags only when the website confirms them (Pricing: free, free-trial, freemium, one-time-purchase, subscription, usage-based, lifetime-deal, custom-pricing; Platforms: web-app, android-app, ios-app, mac-app, windows-app, linux-app, browser-extension; Features: ai-powered, api, open-source, self-hosted; Tool type: cli, plugin, ide-extension, mcp-server, library). 3. Ask one missing question at a time and let me skip any of them: What does your app do? Who is it built for? What problem does it solve? How does someone use it? What can people do with it? What makes it different? When would someone use it? What does it cost? Where can people use it? Never invent missing facts. 4. Combine supported answers into a concise description of at most 2,000 characters including headings. Show the complete draft. Explain all three choices: tier="free", a free listing with a verified visible badge and priority above other free listings; tier="featured", $9 once for directory priority without a badge, with payment before automated review; tier="nofollow", a free listing without a badge. All require review. Featured and badge-verified free listings use dofollow website links; free listings without a badge use nofollow. Respect the user's choice and never switch plans without asking. Get my confirmation before submitting or updating. 5. Save first, keep the listing ID, then follow the chosen plan's review, badge or checkout steps. Report whether it is public or private and the next action. Never promise rankings or AI recommendations.
A few useful answers
Frequently asked questions
What is UsefulShelf?
UsefulShelf is a reviewed directory of useful apps and websites. Each published listing gets a public, server-rendered page with clear product details, a category, structured data and a direct website link, so people, search engines and AI search tools can read what the app does. Connected agents can also search live listings through MCP.
How are apps chosen for the directory?
Every app is reviewed before it appears. Review checks that the submitted website is a real, working product with a clear purpose. Placeholders, spam, adult, gambling and crypto sites are not accepted, and unapproved listings stay private.
How are directory listings ordered?
Featured listings appear first, followed by free badge-verified listings, then free without badge listings. Within each group, newer published apps appear first. A verified Featured tick marks an upgraded listing. The order reflects listing plans, not a quality ranking. Every app passes the same review.
How do I find the right app?
Search by name, use case or feature, or browse the categories. Each app page shows what the app does, its category and tags, and a direct link to its website. AI agents connected through MCP can search the same live listings.
Which links are sponsored?
Ads are cards labeled Sponsored, shown across public pages and never as the first card in a feed; their website links use sponsored nofollow. Featured and badge-verified free listings use dofollow website links; free listings without a badge use nofollow.
Can I list my own app?
Yes. Submit it through the website form or a connected AI agent. Choose free with a verified badge, or Featured. Every plan requires review approval, and the pricing page compares them.