WebDir.SI
A source-based directory for comparing 15,600+ websites by features, access requirements and SI Score.
What is WebDir.SI?
WebDir.SI is a directory of websites organized by category, with 15,613 listed sites across 97 categories. Visitors can browse editor's picks, top rated sites, new listings and curated collections, or describe a task to Ask SI and compare options using their features, access requirements and source-linked details.
The directory is aimed at people looking for useful websites for work and everyday tasks, including those searching for tools in AI, developer tools, design, productivity, business and marketing, finance, and education. Category pages list sites ranked by SI Score, and the site notes that its listings were checked in the last 30 days.
Each site receives an SI Score that rates product usefulness from published information, based on stated features and limits for the tool's intended task. The score is described as a source-based estimate with no hands-on testing, and popularity earns no points. Website checks such as policy links, trackers and accessibility appear separately and do not affect the score. Site owners can submit a listing for free, and human editors can review, refine or approve entries. The site states that scores are never for sale and there is no paid fast lane.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
what a lot of people do wrong is they join all these groups or these different communities and they just start you know... you seem pushy right you're new to this community you haven't built any value... there is some some value to be gained out of being that natural support person
Help in communities before you pitch
When you join a niche Facebook group as a founder, don't lead with your product. Spend weeks being the unpaid helper answering questions with no strings attached. Once people associate your name with free value, casually mentioning your tool converts ten times better than any direct pitch — and you avoid the "pushy newcomer" label that gets founders banned.
We're not looking for apps that aren't making any money that's not great we're looking for pre-validated ideas so increase that asking price to at least 300,000 or you can filter by annual recurring revenue.
Filter business broker listings for pre-validated ideas worth copying
Adrian's framework turns Acquire.com into a validation machine: if a SaaS is listed for $300K+, real money has already been proven in that market. Rather than testing a hypothesis, you're cloning a demonstrated outcome — cutting years off the validation phase.
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