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Developer Tools
Developer Tools unveils the kits, pipelines, test runners, data stores and open projects that builders use to make and ship software.
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Act 1
Act 1: Formcarry
The form backend that sends submissions to your inbox
DR 66 no change since last check 0 votes. Log in to vote for Formcarry -
Act 2
Act 2: Web3Forms
Free contact form API to send form submissions directly to your email
DR 85 no change since last check 0 votes. Log in to vote for Web3Forms -
Act 3
Act 3: FabForm
The fast, modern, and affordable Typeform alternative
DR 63 no change since last check 0 votes. Log in to vote for FabForm -
Act 4
Act 4: FormSubmit
Easy form endpoints for your HTML forms
DR 82 no change since last check 0 votes. Log in to vote for FormSubmit -
Act 5
Act 5: Formspree
The form solution for any developer
DR 89 no change since last check 0 votes. Log in to vote for Formspree -
Act 6
Act 6: Forminit
Headless form backend API that handles submissions, validation, file uploads, notifications, and webhooks
DR 69 no change since last check 0 votes. Log in to vote for Forminit
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About Developer Tools
The house lights dim on the tools that other builders will build with. Developer Tools gathers the products that reveal themselves to engineers: libraries, pipelines, test runners, data stores and the open projects behind them. Each listing is a first look, with the profile, the link and the launch moment in one place.
Browse the whole stage or step into a subcategory. This page lists the products and businesses in the category and everything beneath it, with filters to narrow the view. The newest launches stand in the spotlight first; switch to community votes if you would rather see what other builders have backed. Votes cannot be bought, so the order is never for sale. Read the profile, weigh what the tool would replace in your own stack, then follow the link to the maker's own site.
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Developer Tools: questions answered
- What belongs in Developer Tools?
- Products whose main user is someone writing, shipping or running software. That covers interfaces and kits, testing, delivery pipelines, data and backend services, and open projects. If a product is aimed mainly at end customers rather than builders, another category will suit it better.
- How do I choose the right subcategory for my product?
- Pick the one that describes the first problem your product solves. Every listing has a single main category, chosen at submission and included free. If your product truly spans several areas, a paid upgrade adds up to 3 more categories.
- How do I get a developer tool listed here?
- Go to /submit and paste your website address. An AI drafts the profile from that site, and you check and edit every field before anything goes live. A paid launch costs $5; a free listing joins a queue of about 6-8 weeks.
- How are listings ordered on this page?
- Newest first by default, so recent reveals get the spotlight. Visitors can sort by community votes instead. Votes can never be bought, which keeps that view an honest read of what builders favour. Filters narrow either view to the subcategory you care about.
- What should I look for when comparing developer tools?
- Check what the tool does, who it is built for and how it fits your existing stack. Note how clearly the maker explains setup, and whether documentation or a way to try it is linked. Then open the maker's site and test it against a real task.
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