Free listing
Free
- Launches in the free queue, 1-2 weeks out
- Goes live in its week once our badge is found on your website and your founder profile is complete
- A basic profile; the link to your website is not followed (nofollow)
Parts bin · open for the first launch
Mobile Apps
Phone-first side projects from solo builders: apps made on a bench of evenings and weekends, listed with the maker's own notes on what they built.
Open sponsor spot. $19 for 7 days puts your company at the top of Mobile Apps, labelled Sponsored. See how it works. It never moves a vote.
Launch your business in Mobile Apps
No business is listed in Mobile Apps on Maker Launches yet. Launch yours here and it is the first one people find when they open this category.
Paid launch
$5 one-off, before VAT
- Live as soon as payment completes, or in the launch week you pick
- A followed link to your website
- The full profile: founder story, milestones and demo video open
Billboard: paid placement
Makers paid to hang these on the wall. Biggest total goes first. Community votes are never sold and live on their own board.
Pinoy
Zinn Hub
Zinn Digital®
PBN LTD
The Support QueenAbout Mobile Apps
This is the shelf for things that live on a phone. Habit trackers, camera tools, small games, quiet utilities: if a solo builder shipped it to a store or a home screen, it belongs here. A claimed listing is one maker's project, described in their own words after they have checked every field.
Browse the whole category or step into a subcategory by platform or purpose. Filters help you narrow the pile. Listings show newest first, so fresh builds sit at the front of the bench, and you can sort by community votes if you want to see what other people rate. Votes cannot be bought. Every product sits in one main category, so a mobile app is filed here once, with the platform subcategory doing the sorting.
Browse Mobile Apps by type
Mobile Apps: questions answered
- What kind of products belong in Mobile Apps?
- Anything built mainly to be used on a phone or tablet: native apps, apps built with shared code, and small tools that do one job. If the product is mostly a website or desktop program, a different category will suit it better.
- How do I choose between the subcategories?
- Start with where people install it. If it ships to one store, pick that platform's subcategory. If one codebase serves several, choose cross-platform. Pick mobile utilities when the app's job is small and practical, whatever it runs on.
- How do I get my app listed here?
- Go to /submit and paste your website address. An AI drafts the profile from that site, then you check and edit every field before anything goes live. Choose Mobile Apps as the main category; it is included free with every listing.
- Can I list my app in more than one category?
- Each listing has one main category, included free. A paid upgrade adds up to 3 more categories for $5, which suits an app that straddles, say, a platform and a utility.
- What should I compare when picking a mobile app?
- Check which devices it supports, what the maker says it does and does not do, and how recently it was listed. Votes show what the community rates, and the maker's own notes tell you who it was built for.