Project note consideration
Submitted projects enter the free Project Note queue. If we select yours, its public profile explains what you built, who it may help, and where readers can find it.
Submit for consideration →Builder guide
Why submit your project or AI skill to ProjectRadar?
You made something useful. Give readers a way to find it beyond your own launch post. Apps, AI tools, agents, and reusable skills are all considered for a Project Note that would help someone understand what you built.
A shareable public page
If published, the note gives you a clean page outside your own site that explains what you built and points readers to the official project link.
Submit for consideration →Digest eligibility
We may include a published note in a future ProjectRadar digest when it fits the issue.
Submit for consideration →Founder Story eligibility
A covered project may receive an invitation to a Founder Story interview about why it was built and what the maker learned. We do not invent traction or share private details.
Submit for consideration →Project note consideration
A fair look at what you made.
Submitting is free. If we cover your project, readers get a clear introduction and a link to the official site. Submission does not guarantee publication or traffic, and payment cannot buy favorable coverage.
Badge eligibility
Projects with public ProjectRadar coverage may be eligible for an optional badge that links back to the project note as attribution.
Submit for consideration →Correction and update path
If a fact changes, you can request a correction so the public page does not stay frozen at launch day.
Submit for consideration →Useful product context
ProjectRadar looks at how clearly your project explains what it does, who it helps, and what someone should know before trying it.
Submit for consideration →Submission checks
We may screen a submitted URL for malware, phishing, spam, or abuse before considering it for a Project Note.
Submit for consideration →What happens after I submit?
The note timeline
Submission received
Security screening
Project note queue
Coverage decision
Publication
We may ask a follow-up question. A Project Note is possible when there is enough useful context for readers. Some submissions receive no public coverage.
Get on the radar
Clear, honest details give us the best chance to understand your project.
Tell us what the project does and who it is for. If it is not fully public, add private access instructions and anything that helps ProjectRadar evaluate it.