About Dev App Deals

A directory for developer tools that's built to be useful long after launch day — and honest enough to be worth browsing.

Why this exists

Great developer tools get lost. They launch to a burst of attention on a platform built for one big day, and then they disappear — hard to find again exactly when someone needs them. Meanwhile the developer who built the tool has nowhere permanent to point people.

Dev App Deals is the permanent home. List your tool once, and it stays discoverable — through categories, search, and its own page that's built to rank. Not a launch-day spike. A place to be found every day after.

The quality bar

A directory is only worth browsing if the listings are real. That's why every listing is reviewed before it goes live, and why we require at least two genuine screenshots of the actual app — not mockups, not stock art. The screenshot rule does a lot of quiet work: it's the fastest way to tell a real, shipped tool from a landing page with nothing behind it.

The result is a directory where what you see is what you get, and where your app sits alongside other real tools instead of spam.

How review works

When you submit a listing, a human checks it: that the app is real, the screenshots are genuine, and the links work. Most listings are reviewed within a day or two. If something needs fixing, you'll get a specific reason — not a silent rejection — so you can fix it and resubmit. Approved listings go live in the directory immediately.

Free to list, honest about the rest

Listing your app is free, and always will be. Down the road we'll offer optional paid boosts — featured placement, newsletter spots — for developers who want extra visibility. Those are add-ons, never a wall in front of the basics. And any deal a developer offers is theirs; we just give it a spotlight.

Who's behind it

Dev App Deals is built and run by DevNasCode — an independent developer who ships tools and got tired of watching good ones vanish after launch. It's small on purpose: curated by a human who actually looks at what gets listed.