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We built a directory of proof, not a directory of claims

Every other list takes your word for it. This one measures.

Nadia Okafor

@nadiabuilds · Jul 8, 2026 · 3 min read

Submit to most directories and you fill in a form: your name, your tagline, your screenshot. The directory prints it. That's a directory of claims.

Here the copy is still yours to edit, but the standing next to it is measured, independently, and can't be edited, disputed away, or bought. That's the one line we won't cross, because it's the only reason to trust the list over the pile of pay-to-play ones.

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