Mydentify describes itself as “a permanent product directory with one community-signaled product leaderboard each week.” The organizing idea is intent rather than category: products are grouped by what you are trying to accomplish — cooking better meals, managing your time — instead of by the software label they happen to carry.
Alongside the product side, Mydentify runs a directory research catalog: over 1,000 records of product directories, compared by Directory Score, pricing, and link type, so founders can decide where a submission is actually worth the effort. A set of free tools covers directory research, backlink verification, listing prep, and SEO diagnostics, and playbooks lay out sequenced action plans with explicit completion criteria.
Everything is also published as structured data — JSON APIs, Markdown feeds, and llms.txt files — so AI assistants can read the catalog directly.
Key Features
- Intent-based leaderboards — A weekly leaderboard organized by the outcome people want, not by product category.
- Directory catalog — 1,000+ directories compared by Directory Score, pricing, and link type.
- Free founder tools — Directory research, backlink verification, listing prep, and SEO diagnostics.
- Playbooks — Sequenced action plans with completion criteria.
- Machine-readable output — JSON APIs, Markdown feeds, and
llms.txtfor AI discovery. - Permanent listings — Product pages stay up rather than expiring.
Who It’s For
Founders and indie makers researching where to list a product, and teams evaluating competing tools who want sourced facts, pricing context, strengths, limits, and alternatives rather than a wall of logos.
How It Works
- Search products by the use case you are trying to solve, or check the current weekly leaderboard.
- Research directories by quality metrics before deciding where to submit.
- Run the free tools for listing prep and backlink checks, then submit your product through the intake form.
Product listings are free and permanent. A one-time Player Pass permits leaderboard entry — and the site is explicit that it “never purchases signals, rank, placement, or a win.”