CodeTrendy
Live this weekThe selective product discovery directory
About
CodeTrendy is a curated discovery directory for newly launched startups, SaaS tools and indie products. Every listing is screened by hand and organized by category, so visitors browse products that are actually live and useful. Each listing gets its own permanent page with a link back to the product. There is a free listing and an optional paid upgrade that goes live faster. Built for indie makers and small teams who need visibility without a big launch budget.
The case
Who it is for
Indie makers, founders and small teams who just launched a startup, SaaS tool or online product.
What is broken today
New products are hard to find right after launch, and small teams without a launch budget struggle to get in front of the people who are looking for tools like theirs.
What it does about it
Founders submit their website. Every listing is screened by hand, organized by category and gets its own permanent page with a link back to the product. Listing is free, with an optional paid upgrade that goes live faster.
Why not the obvious alternative
A launch day gives a product one day of attention. CodeTrendy keeps each product on a permanent, categorized page that visitors can browse long after launch.
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Considered instead of
Named by the maker, not measured by us. It tells you what this is competing with, not which one wins.
Questions
- What is CodeTrendy?
- A curated directory of newly launched startups, SaaS tools and indie products, organized by category.
- Is listing free?
- Yes. There is a free listing and an optional paid upgrade that goes live faster.
- Is every listing reviewed?
- Yes. Every listing is screened by hand before it is published.
- What does a listing include?
- Its own permanent page, organized by category, with a link back to the product.
- Who is CodeTrendy for?
- Indie makers and small teams who need visibility without a big launch budget.
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I maintain CodeTrendy. We built it so newly launched products from small teams can be found by developers, founders and early adopters.