About DevPages

An independent, hand-curated directory of the tools that ship real software.

Our mission

DevPages exists to help developers find the right tool without wading through sponsored listicles. The ecosystem moves quickly and most directories are ranked by whoever bought the top slot; this one isn't. Nobody pays to be listed, and there are no sponsored placements.

We organise tools across categories — AI coding assistants, DevOps, databases, APIs, design — so you can go from “I need something for X” to a short, honest shortlist. Where a tool has a public repository we show its live GitHub star count, because it's a real number you can check yourself.

How it works

Discovery: Browse the catalog by category, or search by name, description or tag. Every listing is grouped by what the tool actually does, not by who paid for placement.
Evaluation: Each listing carries what we can verify: what the tool is for, how it's priced, and — where there's a public repository — its live GitHub star count, refreshed whenever the site rebuilds.
Correction: Tools change. Pricing shifts, links rot, projects go quiet. Telling us what's out of date is the single most useful thing you can send, and it's how the directory stays worth reading.

Contribute to DevPages

The catalog gets better when developers tell us what to add and what we got wrong. There are a few ways to help:

Submit tools you've found useful and we've missed
Report a listing that's wrong, stale, or pointing at a dead link
Vote on a tool's page to show others you rate it
Share DevPages with people who'd find it useful

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