How it works

Two objects. That is the whole site.

1. The maker

Photo, name, a short bio, links, and the tools they shipped. You should know who you are dealing with before you download anything. The picture can be you, or a mark that stands for you — keep it suitable so people can trust the listing.

2. The tool

What it does, Windows or Mac, price or link, screenshots, and a YouTube demo if you have one. The maker stays at the top of the page. Not buried in a footer.

How you will use it

If you buy

Browse the catalog. Open a tool. Meet the person. Then decide.

If you build

Create an account first. That is how you edit a listing later, and how the listing stays tied to you. Put a profile picture on the account so people can tell who shipped the work, then use the submit form. Include screenshots or a YouTube embed of the product — both is better. Incomplete packets are not accepted. Unsuitable pictures get pulled until you fix them.

Questions: hello@someonebuilt.com.

Someone built this. Here is who. That line does not change.