Guides, reviews, and what launched

Catch SEO regressions after a deploy: baseline production, then re-check robots.txt, noindex, canonicals, redirects, raw HTML and certificates on every release.

A full website audit checks seven areas, not just SEO: search, AI visibility, backlinks, security, compliance, speed and visual, and whether your site works.

The free SEO tools that read your live site: Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, PageSpeed Insights, Rich Results Test, a crawler and a readiness scan, in order.

A full SEO audit gives every finding its measured signal, the threshold it failed, evidence from your page and the exact fix, ordered by what breaks first.

Paid placement on a product directory rents a labelled slot for a set time. It buys attention, not a better verdict or ranking. Ten steps to judge one first.

Launching a new product means release, readiness, announcement and distribution. Here is the timeline, the page checks to pass first, and how to get first users.

Nebula Software is a one-person LLC selling seven small utilities at $5.95 a month. Its one shipping product, DisplaySwitcher, switches a monitor's video input over DDC/CI on Linux, macOS and Windows and moves text and files between computers; the other six are announced future products.

Reply Argus watches every App Store and Google Play review, drafts an on-brand reply in the reviewer's language from a per-app knowledge base, and publishes only what you approve. A free plan answers 100 reviews a month; the knowledge base and ranked feature requests start at $29.

The week of October 19 filled the directory with single-purpose tools, from a monitor input switcher that carries text and files between computers to a unified LLM API gateway. YouTube utilities, a developer-focused Mac disk cleaner and AI agents for job hunting and trading round out the week, alongside a fresh review of Nebula Software.

The week of October 12 brought 47 new listings, from AI media generators like MixVio and LoRA AI to developer tools like ActionBox, plus booking, payments and niche business apps.

The week of September 28 brought AI generators for video, manga, songs and fabric, a batch of free browser toolboxes that process files locally, and a run of small apps for families, from safe AI chat for kids to a wishlist that heads off duplicate gifts.

The week of September 21 brought open-source voice agents, a zero-retention inference API, email infrastructure for AI agents and a one-subscription AI studio, alongside voice bots, founder tools and creative AI.

Open-source voice agents, a zero-retention inference API, and a wave of tools for freelancers and makers: the launches worth a look from the week of September 14.

Reply Argus drafts on-brand replies to App Store and Google Play reviews in the reviewer's language, and Synqed mirrors an Android phone on a Mac over the local network. A fresh review of Reply Argus rounds out the week.