Categories

Ten, kept broad so that each page has enough on it to be worth opening. Every category says what belongs in it and what belongs somewhere else, which is usually the thing you want to know. When enough of one kind of product collects under Other, it gets a category of its own.

• Developer tools0Command line tools, libraries and SDKs, local development environments, CI and deployment, database and API utilities, editor extensions, and the small scripts people build to stop repeating themselves.
• Design0Interface kits and component libraries, icon and illustration sets, typefaces, colour and contrast tools, prototyping, mockup and screenshot generators, and design-to-code utilities.
• AI0Prompt management and versioning, evaluation and testing, agent frameworks, retrieval and vector search, transcription, extraction and classification, and the wrappers that make a model operable by a team rather than one person.
• Productivity0Notes and writing, task and project management, calendars and scheduling, time tracking, focus and blocking tools, bookmarking, and personal knowledge systems.
• Marketing0Landing pages, email and newsletters, SEO and content tooling, social scheduling, ad management, referral and affiliate systems, and copywriting tools.
• Analytics0Product and web analytics, dashboards, event tracking, session replay, error and performance monitoring, A/B testing, and reporting.
• Finance0Invoicing, bookkeeping and accounting, subscription and expense tracking, budgeting, payments and payouts, tax, and pricing tools.
• Health0Fitness and training, sleep, nutrition and meal planning, habit tracking, mental health and journaling, and tools for managing a specific condition.
• Education0Courses and course platforms, flashcards and spaced repetition, language learning, classroom and grading tools, study aids, and software for teaching one specific subject.
• Other0Hardware, games, music and audio, travel, community and social tools, e-commerce, security, and whatever else the ten categories failed to anticipate.