Frequently Asked Questions

DevPages is a curated directory of developer tools and resources. We help developers discover, compare, and choose the best tools for their projects and workflows.

Tools are picked by hand for being genuinely useful, documented, and actively maintained. Anyone can submit one, and every submission gets read.

Use the Submit a Tool page. You can add our badge to your site for a free listing, which goes live once we approve it, with no date promised. Or make a one-off payment that covers our running costs: your listing goes live as soon as payment clears, labelled as a paid listing. We review every new listing against the listing rules.

You can vote for any tool you find useful, and votes are stored and shown on the tool's page. They don't drive the rankings: voting is new here and the counts start from zero, so the Top 20 is ranked by GitHub stars instead. We'd rather show you a real signal than a thin one.

Yes. Browsing and voting are free. Listing your own tool is free if you add our badge to your site, or a one-off payment that covers our running costs.

Tools are added and edited by hand as we find them, so there's no fixed schedule. GitHub star counts refresh automatically every time the site rebuilds, and at least weekly.

Absolutely! Use our Submit a Tool page to suggest any developer tool you think should be included in our directory.

If you find any incorrect or outdated information about a tool, please contact us through our Contact page and we'll review and update it promptly.

Not at the moment, and none is currently in progress — we'd rather say so than leave a promise hanging. If you'd find one useful, tell us via the Contact page; that's genuinely how it would get prioritised.

Submit tools we've missed, and tell us when something's wrong — a rotted link, changed pricing, an out-of-date description. Corrections are the single most useful thing you can send.