What are developers using to build and ship faster?
Code, ship, and monitor faster- compare the tools engineering teams build on. Ranked by the community — this category is brand new, and its leaderboard is waiting for its first entry.
Claude Code is an agentic coding tool that builds and fixes software from your terminal.
Supabase is an open source backend as a service that gives developers Postgres, auth and storage.
GitHub Copilot is an AI coding assistant that writes, reviews and fixes code for developers.
Cursor is an AI code editor that lets developers write and refactor code with agents in VS Code.
Postman is an API platform that helps developers design, test, document and monitor APIs.
Run and monitor your parallel coding agents from your phone
Test multi-user apps with AI participants that log in and act like real users in real browsers.
Connect nodes to build AI pipelines visually, powered by Hugging Face and the Gradio framework.
Local-first desktop app to manage, audit and deploy Linux servers over SSH with an AI terminal
A printed-style receipt of your working day, built from your Claude Code history
Analytics for team Claude Code and Codex sessions: token cost, time and skill usage per message.
Uptime monitoring plus real user monitoring, with status pages, for SaaS teams and agencies
Distributed cron scheduler that fires webhooks with exactly-once runs, retries and alerts.
GitHub Actions runners that build faster for mobile teams and coding agents, with one line changed
AI codebase architect that maps repos, reviews code on six dimensions and opens verified PRs
A retro TV interface for browsing GitHub, Hacker News, Hugging Face and more across 10 channels.
AI that discovers, plans and builds product changes as review-ready pull requests for product teams.
JetBrains IDE plugin that turns code selection into a customizable animated visual focus.
Open-source CLI that grades text files against built-in or custom rulesets, powered by Jev.
Fast, free Node.js library for multilingual profanity and toxicity screening, incl. obfuscated text.
What are developer tools tools?
Developer Tools cover the products teams reach for when this part of the workflow becomes the bottleneck — the software that turns a manual, repetitive job into something a small team can run reliably.
The category moves fast: most tools now ship APIs, integrations and increasingly agent interfaces, so the practical question is less about features on paper and more about what teams keep using after the trial ends.
How to choose
Solo founders should optimise for time-to-first-result and a free tier; startups for integrations and a pricing curve that survives growth; SMBs for support and predictable seats; enterprises for security review, SSO and admin control. Use the audience filter above to see only the tools other teams like yours actually run.
FAQs
Why is this category empty?
Because rankings here are 100% community-built. Nobody has listed a tool in this category yet — the first listing takes the #1 spot.
Is listing really free?
Yes. Listing is free and earns +5 KP immediately. A demo video, MCP support, agent readiness, and community reviews each add +5 more.
I use a developer tools tool that should be here — can I add it?
Yes. Submit the tool and we’ll get it listed. The person who submits it earns Karma Points once the listing goes live.
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