Department
Developer Tools
Developer Tools collects the products that help people build, test, ship and run online businesses, from payment SDKs to hosted databases.
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- APIs & SDKs
- Testing & QA
- DevOps & CI/CD
- Databases & backend
- Code editors & IDEs
- Error tracking & observability
- Email & notification APIs
- Form backends
- SaaS boilerplates & starter kits
- Web scraping & data APIs
- PDF & screenshot APIs
- Developer documentation
- Webhooks & realtime
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Shops on this end shelf paid for the space. The more they have put in altogether, the nearer the front. Hearts are counted on another shelf.
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About Developer Tools
Every online shop, creator platform or subscription product runs on code, and somebody has to choose the tools behind it. This is where founders list the software that makes that work easier: libraries for talking to other services, test runners, deployment pipelines and hosted databases. Open source projects now have their own category, Open Source, so file and find those there.
Browse the grid, open a card and read the profile the founder has checked and edited. Newest listings come first, and you can switch to sorting by community votes, which can never be bought. Each card sits in one main category, and the page shows everything in the subcategories below too, with filters to narrow things down. If you build tools for builders, submit yours at /submit and choose the subcategory that fits best.
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- Databases & backend (0)
- Code editors & IDEs (0)
- Error tracking & observability (0)
- Email & notification APIs (0)
- Form backends (0)
- SaaS boilerplates & starter kits (0)
- Web scraping & data APIs (0)
- PDF & screenshot APIs (0)
- Developer documentation (0)
- Webhooks & realtime (0)
Developer Tools: questions answered
- What belongs in Developer Tools?
- Products whose main buyers or users are people writing, testing, deploying or running software. A checkout plugin for shoppers belongs elsewhere, but the SDK that lets a developer add that checkout to an app fits here. If the tool is mostly used by non-developers, pick a different category.
- How do I choose between the subcategories?
- Pick the one that describes the job your product does first. A service that ships code goes in DevOps & CI/CD, even if it also offers a few testing features. Only one main category is included free, so choose the clearest fit for your core use.
- Can my tool appear in more than one subcategory?
- Every listing has one main category, included free. If your product genuinely spans several areas, a paid upgrade for $5 adds up to 3 more categories, so people browsing those sections can find it as well.
- How are listings ordered on this page?
- Newest listings appear first by default, so recent launches lead the list. Visitors can sort by community votes instead. Votes can never be bought, so the vote order reflects what browsers actually liked rather than who paid for placement.
- What should I compare when choosing a developer tool?
- Check what the profile says about setup, how it fits with your existing stack, and who maintains it. Look at documentation links, how the product handles growth, and whether you can leave later without losing your data. Use the filters to shortlist, then try the free options first.