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Do you cover both proprietary and open-source developer tools?

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Broad platforms are typically split into their component tools — compute, storage, CI/CD — and listed under the relevant subcategory for each, rather than as one entry. That makes them comparable to single-purpose competitors in the same subcategory.

API Development & Management

IDEs, AI coding assistants, CI/CD, containers, observability, security, incident management, mobile, game, embedded, Web3, real-time infrastructure, and every other layer of the modern engineering toolchain.

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Grettel API

by Grettel

Grettel API offers textile solutions for various industries.

AWS API Gateway

Halon API

by Halon

Halon API provides a composable email infrastructure for managing email operations.

AWS API Gateway

Hasura Cloud

by Hasura

Login / Sign up to your Hasura Cloud Dashboard to configure and manage your Hasura projects and invite your team to collaborate

Hasura

Hystax API

by Hystax

Enterprise-grade cloud migration, disaster recovery and backup for any KVM-based platform, with full automation and low RTO.

Gravitee & Zuplo

Inker

by Inker

Find Tattoo Artists, Studios & Original Art

Insomnia API Design

Jotai

by Pmndrs

Jotai, primitive and flexible state management for React

gRPC Tools

Kompendium

by Kompendium

Kompendium is a tool for generating documentation for Stencil components using Markdown.

Stoplight & Apicurio

Kuma

by Kuma

Kuma is a software product designed for an unspecified audience.

Tyk & KrakenD

KumuluzEE

by Kumuluz

Enterprise Platforms for AgenticAI, APIs and Digital Services

AWS API Gateway

Ladybug

by Ladybug Tools

Ladybug is a collection of free applications for environmental design and education.

Kong

Lightstream

by Lightstream

Loans for Practically Anything

RapidAPI & Apideck

MangoMint

by MangoMint

Mangomint is the highest rated scheduling software for hair salons, spas, nail salons, barbershops, tanning salons, massage studios, tattoo shops and more.

Mintlify & Scalar

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Frequently asked questions

This category is huge — where should I actually start?

Do you cover both proprietary and open-source developer tools?

How do you handle tools that are really a platform with many modules, like a cloud provider?