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Send the basics about your independent project. You will need a public page, repository, or listing we can visit.

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Free to submit. If your project is a good fit, we may publish a profile and Project Note. Payment does not buy favorable coverage.

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Codex and Claude skills are welcome too. Submitting is free, and a Project Note is possible when it would help readers understand what you made. Payment never buys favorable coverage, publication, traffic, customers, or placement.

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Eligible projects

  • ✓Public projects
  • ✓AI tools and reusable skills
  • ✓Working betas
  • ✓Early access apps
  • ✓Actively growing projects
  • ×Ideas only
  • ×Concepts or mockups

What you may get if published

A Project Note is a public page outside your own site. It explains what stands out, what readers may want to check next, and where they can find the official project.

  • A public product profile
  • A public Project Note
  • A link to your official product page
  • Category visibility
  • Digest and badge eligibility

Coverage is not guaranteed, and ProjectRadar does not promise traffic, backlinks, customers, placement, or favorable language.

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How Project Notes WorkSee how submissions become public project notes.

What happens next?

  1. We check the details

    We compare what you sent with the project's public pages and consider the fit for readers.

  2. We may follow up

    We may ask for more information or clarification.

  3. A possible Project Note

    We may publish a clear introduction with supported facts and useful context.

  4. Where it may appear

    If published, your Project Note may appear in the archive or a relevant category.