What belongs in Developer Tools?

Anything a developer uses to build, check, ship or run software: client libraries, test tools, deployment automation and data stores. If the main buyer is someone writing code or running infrastructure, this is the right place. Consumer apps and general business software belong elsewhere. Open source projects have their own category, Open Source.

How do I choose between the subcategories?

Ask what the tool does first, not how it is licensed or sold. A testing framework that is also open source fits Testing & QA as its main home. If it genuinely straddles areas, a paid upgrade adds up to 3 more categories for $5.

How do I get my developer tool listed?

Go to /submit and paste your website address. An AI drafts the profile from your site, then you check and edit every field before anything goes live. A paid launch costs $5, while a free listing joins a queue and waits its turn.

How are products ordered on this page?

Newest first by default, so recent launches sit at the top. Visitors can switch to sorting by community votes. Votes can never be bought, so a high position by votes reflects what people actually backed rather than what a maker paid for.

What should I check when comparing developer tools?

Read the documentation before anything else. Look for a clear install path, honest limits, a visible changelog and a way to reach the maker. Try it on a small real task. Check how easily you could leave, since lock-in matters more with tools that sit deep in your stack.

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Developer Tools

Libraries, test rigs, pipelines and databases from indie makers who build tools for other builders, listed newest first.

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Number 1: TikTok Transcript

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Number 2: FxSocket

Cloud-hosted MT4 & MT5 terminals with REST APIs and WebSocket streams

Developer ToolsUnited States

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Number 3: MicTest.work

Free Online Microphone Test - Test Your Mic Instantly

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Number 4: Formspark

Form to Email service

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Number 5: Browserless

The Browser Your AI Agents Run On

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Number 6: Zenrows

Reliable web data for AI

Developer ToolsSpain

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Number 7: PDFShift

From HTML to pixel-perfect PDF in seconds

Developer ToolsFrance

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Number 8: APITemplate.io

Automate PDF Documents and Images at Scale

Developer ToolsSingapore

DR 54 no change since last check 0 votes. Log in to vote for APITemplate.io

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About Developer Tools

Developer Tools is the workbench shelf. If a developer would install it, call it, run it in a pipeline or point an app at it, it belongs here. Think SDKs stitched together over a long weekend, test runners born from one team's own pain, deploy scripts that grew up into products. This page is built for solo makers and small teams shipping a first real version, not for glossy enterprise suites.

Browse the subcategories below or scan the whole pile at once. Listings appear newest first, so fresh launches get seen before they get buried, and you can sort by community votes if you would rather see what people backed. Votes can never be bought. Every listing has a single main category, chosen at submission, so pick the home that matches what the tool does day to day. Filters help you narrow things down.

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Developer Tools: questions answered

What belongs in Developer Tools?: Anything a developer uses to build, check, ship or run software: client libraries, test tools, deployment automation and data stores. If the main buyer is someone writing code or running infrastructure, this is the right place. Consumer apps and general business software belong elsewhere. Open source projects have their own category, Open Source.
How do I choose between the subcategories?: Ask what the tool does first, not how it is licensed or sold. A testing framework that is also open source fits Testing & QA as its main home. If it genuinely straddles areas, a paid upgrade adds up to 3 more categories for $5.
How do I get my developer tool listed?: Go to /submit and paste your website address. An AI drafts the profile from your site, then you check and edit every field before anything goes live. A paid launch costs $5, while a free listing joins a queue and waits its turn.
How are products ordered on this page?: Newest first by default, so recent launches sit at the top. Visitors can switch to sorting by community votes. Votes can never be bought, so a high position by votes reflects what people actually backed rather than what a maker paid for.
What should I check when comparing developer tools?: Read the documentation before anything else. Look for a clear install path, honest limits, a visible changelog and a way to reach the maker. Try it on a small real task. Check how easily you could leave, since lock-in matters more with tools that sit deep in your stack.

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