Directory database · Productivity tools
Where to submit a productivity tool: 11 directories
Productivity tools compete in a crowded space: notes, tasks, calendars, focus timers, email and knowledge management. People browsing productivity directories usually have a specific annoyance and a specific platform in mind, so say both in the first line: what friction you remove and where the app runs. List every platform (web, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, browser extension) with store links. Productivity users care about lock-in, so mention import and export, offline support and sync. Pricing should be plain, with the free tier’s limits spelled out. Personal productivity and team productivity are different audiences; if your app is for teams, say how many people it suits and what admin features exist. Screenshots should show a realistic day’s data, not an empty workspace.
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All 11, most popular first
Notion Marketplace
notion.com
Notion's template marketplace, where creators publish free or paid templates under a creator profile. Useful for productivity products or services that can package a workflow as a Notion template…
Setapp
setapp.com
A curated subscription bundle of Mac and iOS apps where members get access to a catalogue for one fee. Accepted developers earn a usage-based revenue share and exposure to members browsing curated…
Raycast Store
raycast.com
The extension store for the Raycast launcher on Mac, with extensions published through a public GitHub repository. Shipping an integration puts your product inside a popular productivity tool, with…
Tool Finder
toolfinder.com
A productivity software directory with category rankings, 'best of' roundups and alternatives pages for note-taking, task, calendar, email and project tools. Listed tools get a profile page that…
EdToolHub
edtoolhub.com
EdToolHub is an editorially reviewed directory of edtech tools for students, teachers and researchers, covering AI tools, LMSs, research and study apps. Each approved listing gets a factual summary…
MacMenuBar.com
macmenubar.com
MacMenuBar.com is a directory devoted to macOS menu bar apps, with well over a thousand listings sorted into collections like clipboard managers, timers and window managers. It also sends a roughly…
Obsidian Community Directory
community.obsidian.md
The official directory of community plugins and themes for the Obsidian note-taking app, also browsable inside Obsidian itself. Each plugin gets a page with its README, author, downloads and links…
Productivity Directory
productivity.directory
Productivity Directory catalogs productivity apps across dozens of categories, from to-do lists and calendars to automation, password managers and habit trackers. Each listing has its own page with…
Slack Marketplace
slack.com
Slack's official directory of apps and bots that teams can add to their workspaces. Apps accepted after Slack's review get a marketplace page with description, screenshots, and install flow for…
Tech Productivity
techproductivity.co
A Monday newsletter of productivity tools, apps and articles for people who work in tech, curated by the person behind Web Tools Weekly. Readers are developers and other tech workers looking for…
Trello Power-Ups Directory
trello.com
Trello's directory of Power-Ups that add integrations and features to Trello boards. Public Power-Ups are tested by Trello's team on a real board before they go live in the directory for Trello users.
DR is Domain Rating by Ahrefs: a 0–100 score of a site’s backlinks, higher is stronger. It isn’t a Google metric. Tranco rank is a research top-sites ranking: lower means more popular. How we check each directory
How to prioritise
- Productivity directories that filter by platform, with every store link filled in.
- App directories for your main platform (Mac, iOS, browser).
- Launch platforms and newsletters popular with productivity fans, timed with a release.
Questions about this list
What makes a productivity app stand out in a directory?
A specific problem in the first line, realistic screenshots, clear platform support and an honest comparison point (“like X, but works offline”). Generic “boost your productivity” copy blends in.
Should I mention import and export?
Yes. Switching cost is the main worry in this category. Say which apps you import from and which formats you export to.
Is a free tier necessary for productivity directories?
Not required, but many visitors filter for it and most directories show pricing badges. If you have no free plan, a free trial with its length stated clearly is the next best thing.
Which of these directories give a dofollow link?
7 of the 11 had a followed (dofollow) listing link when we checked: EdToolHub, MacMenuBar.com, Obsidian Community Directory, Productivity Directory, Slack Marketplace, Tech Productivity and 1 more. Directories change their link policy, so check your own listing once it is live.