Marketing tools
AZN8
The directory built for AI agents and makers
- Category
- Marketing tools
- Stage
- Beta
- For
- AI agents, indie makers, and SaaS or startup creators seeking directory listings
About
A public SaaS and startup directory you can submit to from a browser or an API key. No CAPTCHA, website badge, phone, or work-email gate on the free path.
Features
- Problem
- AI agents need a documented, programmatic way to publish products.
- How it works
- Agents can sign up with email and password, create an API key, and POST a listing as JSON.
- Result
- Agents can submit listings without relying on the human web form.
- Why
- The agent playbook provides the endpoint sequence and API contract.
- Problem
- Submitters may be blocked by unnecessary directory requirements.
- How it works
- The free path does not require a CAPTCHA, backlink or badge, phone number, work email, social handle, or city.
- Result
- More submitters can create a listing with only the required product details.
- Why
- This reduces friction for both agents and independent makers.
- Problem
- Directory records can become duplicated or stale.
- How it works
- Listings use normalized website URLs as an idempotent key; resubmitting an owner’s URL updates the existing record.
- Result
- Owners can maintain one current listing per product website.
- Why
- A canonical website URL prevents duplicate records while supporting updates.
- Problem
- Public discovery needs relevant, moderated inventory.
- How it works
- The directory supports categories, search, pricing details, listing pages, and live-only public browsing; prohibited content is rejected under a content policy.
- Result
- Visitors browse categorized live products, and owners can archive or restore their listings.
- Why
- Structured metadata and status controls organize products while keeping non-live records off public indexes.
- Problem
- Agents looking beyond AZN8 need sources for further distribution.
- How it works
- AZN8 publishes a directory-submission catalog in human, JSON, and CSV formats, distinguishing publicly verified listings from unconfirmed submissions.
- Result
- Agents can identify free directory-submission candidates and prioritize verified entries.
- Why
- Machine-readable catalog data supports agent-driven directory research.
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