Free listing
Submit your developer tool for free
Put your tool in front of developers who go looking for what is new. Listing is free, every submission is reviewed by a person, and nothing goes live without a real link behind it.
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Your submission
What we accept
Tools developers build with
Developer tools
CLIs, editors, test runners, deploy platforms, databases, APIs and anything else developers use to build software.
AI frameworks and agents
Coding agents, model runtimes and eval tooling, where a model is part of how the tool works rather than a feature on the side.
Open source projects
Public repositories that are heading for a first release or a 1.0. The listing shows stars and licence straight from GitHub.
SaaS for engineering teams
Hosted products for people who write and ship code, at any stage: upcoming with a waitlist, in beta, or newly launched.
We decline listings that are misleading, broken, or not software. Websites recognised for design live in their own award-winning websites section and are added by us.
Review
How a submission goes live
- 01
Fill in the form, then sign in
Four short steps: the basics, media, optional details, and a review. Name, tagline, a description of at least 220 characters, a category, a logo, a cover image and at least one link are required. You sign in when you press submit.
- 02
A person reads it
Every submission is reviewed by hand within 72 hours, and we email you either way. If something is missing, your dashboard says what, and a fix sends it straight back into the queue.
- 03
It goes live
Your tool gets its own page, a place in its categories, and a spot in the launch calendar when it has a launch date.
Free
What a free listing gets you
A permanent tool page
Upvotes, categories and a place in the launch calendar. Edit it from your dashboard whenever you like.
A real review
Every submission is read by a person within 72 hours, and we email you either way. Listing is free, with no paid upgrade to buy.
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FAQ
Questions about submitting
What kind of tools get listed on TeaserTrack?
Developer tools, AI frameworks, open-source projects, and SaaS products that are upcoming, in private or public beta, or launched recently. Listings that are misleading, broken, or unrelated to software are declined.
Is it free to list a tool?
Yes. Listing is free and stays up permanently, with its own tool page, upvotes, categories, and a place in the launch calendar. Every listing is reviewed by a person within 72 hours.
What do I need before I submit?
A name, a tagline of up to 160 characters, a cover image, a description, and at least one link people can act on: a waitlist, a website, or a repository. You can add up to three categories and a launch date if you have one.
How long does review take?
Every submission is read by a person within 72 hours, and we email you either way. If something is missing you can fix it from your dashboard and the listing goes back into the queue.
Why is my listing still waiting for approval?
Two things block approval: a description shorter than 220 characters, and having no website, waitlist, or repository link. Your dashboard lists whatever a listing is still missing.
Are links from TeaserTrack dofollow?
Only when you link back. Listings link out with rel="nofollow ugc" until the TeaserTrack badge, or any normal link to teasertrack.cc, is on your listing's website. Then the link is followed. We check daily, and we do not sell followed links.
Can I edit a listing after it is live?
Yes, from your dashboard, whenever you like. An edit sends the listing back through a quick review so the directory stays accurate.
What media should I upload with a listing?
A 16:9 cover image, and optionally a clip of up to two minutes and a square logo. Files are optimized in your browser before upload, so the cover becomes WebP at up to 1600px and video is compressed to 720p.
My launch date moved. What happens to my listing?
Change the date on the listing and the calendar follows it. A tool moves into the launched section by itself once its date arrives, so nothing needs to be done on launch day.