A useful, honest directory.

What belongs here

Working projects with accurate descriptions and a public website. These rules apply to the listing, its website, and the product uses that it promotes. We can reject or remove listings that break these rules.

Content we do not allow

• Adult sexual content: pornography, explicit sexual services, and products made to create, sell, or promote sexual content for arousal. This includes generated sexual content.
• Gambling: real-money betting, casinos, lotteries, and products that promote or enable wagering for money or valuable prizes.
• Illegal goods or services: illegal trade, stolen goods, unlawful drug sales, and products made to help people commit crimes.
• Malware, phishing, or fraud: malicious software, credential theft, scams, financial deception, and products promoted for unauthorized access or attacks.
• Exploitation: child sexual abuse, sexual content involving minors, trafficking, coercion, and non-consensual intimate content. This includes generated images and tools promoted for these uses.
• Hate or violence: threats, targeted harassment, encouragement of violence, violent extremist recruitment, and attacks on people because of identity or protected traits.
• Privacy abuse: doxxing, stalking, hidden surveillance, stolen personal data, and products promoted for collecting or sharing private information without permission or a lawful basis.
• Deception, spam, or misuse of others' work: impersonation, false claims, fake reviews, repeated duplicate listings, unwanted mass messaging, and products promoted for copyright or trademark infringement. Use names, images, and content only with the required rights.

Context matters

Health education, abuse prevention, news reporting, research, and authorized security testing can discuss these topics. A topic or keyword alone does not make a project prohibited. We review the purpose, features, and promoted uses. An educational label does not excuse a product that enables abuse. Ordinary games without wagers or valuable prizes are not gambling under this policy.

Review, reports, and appeals

Automated checks publish submissions that pass them, and hold flagged submissions for human review. We review published listings after launch. We may ask for changes, refuse publication, or suspend an existing listing. Website control, a badge, or payment does not override the content policy.

To report a listing or appeal a decision, email support@submitby.ai. Include the project URL or submission ID, the relevant rule, and a short explanation. You can explain an error, give context, or describe changes to the project. Do not send control tokens, passwords, payment details, or copies of abusive material. A human reviewer will consider the appeal.

Verification

Anyone can submit a project. Publication requires website control, automatic content checks, and either a verified badge or a valid paid waiver. Payment does not buy approval, a higher rank, or a different link.

Listings, indexing, and links

The maker supplies the listing text, screenshots, and answers. Facts marked as verified come from our own checks: website control, App Store data, GitHub data for a repository whose website field points to the project, domain registration, and public agent discovery files. We show store ratings for every listing under the same rule, from 10 ratings, and makers cannot hide them.

After we review a published listing, search engines may index it once it has enough detail, and its website link is a normal followed link. Until then, the page is not indexed and the link carries rel="ugc nofollow". Changes to the listing text require a new review. Submitted screenshots appear after review.

We also add some projects ourselves from public information. Their pages say so, and they never show the owner as verified until the maker claims the listing by proving website control. Makers can ask us to remove such a listing at support@submitby.ai.

We pause a listing when its website fails our checks for seven days or its domain looks parked or for sale. We restore it when the website works again.

Badges and payments

Free listings require a visible badge on the project website. Temporary network failures do not remove listings. Page updates do not remove approval. If the badge is missing for seven days, we pause free publication. We restore publication when a later check finds the badge. The badge link may carry any rel attribute. Verification checks only that the badge is visible and links to your listing.

A one-time USD 4.99 payment waives the badge requirement for one listing. Anyone can pay for an eligible submission without its control token. Paying does not grant editing access or replace website verification. See the service terms and refund policy for availability, taxes, duration, and refunds.

Data

Our privacy notice explains the information we use, our service providers, retention, and your rights.

We store project details, verification records, and payment references. Control tokens remain private. We use public website text for classification through Jev on Cloudflare. We do not send control tokens or payment credentials to the model.

API drafts remain private. Submissions created through our ChatGPT app have public project details and progress visible to anyone with their submission ID. Submit only public information. Badge code is public for all submissions. We never publish editing tokens or private review notes through the ChatGPT app.

We delete unverified drafts after 30 days without changes once their verification code expires. Active checks, recovery requests, listing claims, and payment records prevent automatic deletion. We continue content checks for paid listings; their badge waiver remains separate.

Listing changes

Your agent can update a listing with its control token. If you lose the token, prove website control again to recover access.