Categories
73 sections across 13 shelves. 38 are live today — a section becomes its own page once it has 5 verified listings and enough real demand to be worth writing. The rest are visible here so you can see where this is going.
Search volumes are measured, not guessed — US monthly searches from Ahrefs, August 2026. Roughly 29,440 searches a month across everything we're building toward.
Internet & Comms
- VPNs
- Browsers
- Remote Access
- Chat & Messaging
- Downloads & Torrents
- RSS Readers
- Network Monitors
- Password Managers
Play
Video & Screen
- Screen Recorders
- Video Editors
- Screenshot Apps
- Video Converters
- Teleprompters
- Video Players
AI & Agents
- AI Chat Apps
- AI Meeting Notes
- Local Models
- Coding Agents
Writing & Notes
- PDF Editors
- Markdown Editors
- Note Taking
- Second Brain
- Dictation & Transcription
- Read Later
- Office Suites
Utilities & System
Design & Photo
- Photo Editors
- Color Pickers
- Font Managers
- Design & Prototyping
- 3D & Illustration
- Image Compressors
Files, Backup & Cloud
- Duplicate Finders
- Sync & Cloud
- Backup
- Finder Alternatives
- Archives & Compression
Menu Bar & Notch
- Clipboard Managers
- Notch Apps
- System Monitors
- Menu Bar Managers
- Now Playing
Work & Productivity
- Window Managers
- Accounting & Invoicing
- Email Clients
- Calendar Apps
- Focus & Pomodoro
- To-Do Apps
- Launchers & Automation
- Team Project Management
- Task Manager
Developer Tools
- Terminals
- Code Editors & IDEs
- SSH Clients
- Dev Utilities
- Git Clients
- Database Clients
Music & Audio
- DAWs & Production
- Audio Converters
- Music Players
- Audio Routing
Health & Home
- Journaling
- Habit Trackers
- Breaks & Posture
Why some categories aren't pages
A directory that publishes a page for every label it can think of ends up with hundreds of near-empty pages that help nobody. We only build a section when there are enough verified apps to make a real recommendation and enough people actually looking for it.
One example of the second test: “task manager mac” gets 18,000 searches a month, which looks irresistible until you notice those people want Activity Monitor — the Windows Task Manager equivalent — not to-do software. Building a to-do page against that query would rank for an audience that leaves immediately. So we don't.