What kind of website is this?
amaze.directory is a third-party directory of AI tools organized around jobs to be done. Its inclusion rule is not to scrape names or marketing pages: a person opens each tool and examines it on a real task before it is listed. Visitors can browse categories such as writing, image, audio, coding, and research, search by keyword, and go directly to a tool's website. The directory does not accept paid placement and re-checks listed links; submissions requiring a sales call, offering only a prompt wrapper, or falling outside AI tooling are excluded.
Core features
- Organizes tools into 15 work categories, including image generation, chat assistants, coding and development, meeting transcription, and research and search.
- Provides keyword search so users can look for tools from a concrete job.
- Shows a tool's category and price tier on its card, reducing repeated visits to confirm basic details.
- Screens submissions, then asks publishers to place a badge in their site's raw HTML and complete verification.
- Re-checks listed tools daily and contacts publishers before removing entries with broken links or missing badges.
Common use cases
- Individuals looking for new AI tools can filter by work category and open candidates to check the details.
- Software evaluators can use the directory as a starting list when comparing categories and price tiers.
- AI tool makers can submit a link and one-sentence description, then complete the badge verification flow.
- Readers concerned with listing quality can review the About page for screening, re-check, and removal rules.
Who is it for?
- People who want to explore AI tools by a concrete job instead of browsing a large unverified list.
- Small teams that need a task-organized shortlist with direct links.
- Product submitters able to place a verification badge in their site's raw HTML and accept manual screening.
- It is a poor fit for teams seeking higher placement through payment or unable to provide a directly usable product.
- It is also a poor fit for non-AI software, prompt-only wrappers, or services that require a sales conversation before access.
Comparison with similar tools
amaze.directory emphasizes a "use first, list later" screening process rather than simply collecting names. Three useful decision dimensions are whether tools receive hands-on screening, whether price tiers are shown, and whether entries are kept current. Ordering is based on recency and category, not payment. For broader market coverage or detailed evaluation data, readers should also consult other directories and official product pages.
Frequently asked questions
Q: Does it cost anything to submit a tool?
A: No. Submission is free; an entry goes public only after screening and badge verification.
Q: Why is a badge required?
A: It shows that the publisher endorses the listing. It must be present in the page's raw HTML; a script-injected badge cannot be verified.
Q: Does amaze.directory accept paid placement?
A: No. Ordering is based on recency and category, not payment.
Q: What happens when a link stops working?
A: Listed tools are checked daily. The publisher is contacted about link or badge issues, and the entry is removed if the issue is not resolved.
