Software you can trust, without the sales call.
Small teams build excellent B2B software now. The hard part is knowing which to trust. Every tool here is checked by hand before it's listed — and you can talk to someone who actually runs it before you commit.
No account. No sales calls. Nobody will contact you.
The catalog
3 checked- Quotablesales-marketingAgencies that lose deals because proposals take a week to send.
- AuditTrail CIdevtoolsEngineering managers at fintechs who fail SOC 2 evidence collection.SOC 2GDPRISO 27001
Builder-attested — not independently audited.
- FieldOps SchedulerproductivityOperations leads at 20–200-person field-service companies in DACH.GDPRDPA
Builder-attested — not independently audited.
How it works
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Checked before it's listed
Security, data handling, real pricing, what the contract actually says — the questions that normally cost you three emails and a call. Checked by people who evaluate vendors for a living. If it doesn't hold up, it isn't listed.
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Hear it from someone who runs it
Thirty minutes with a person who uses the tool every day and is paid the same whether you buy or not. Ask what's annoying about it, what broke, what they'd pick instead — they have no reason not to tell you.
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Buy direct, at list price
You buy from the people who built it. No markup, no reseller in the middle. Our fee is shown before you commit, and you can strike it.
Why we can afford to be honest
No company can pay to be listed here, pay to rank higher, or pay for a kinder review. We don't take vendor money at all — so when a review says a tool is thin in one area, that's just what the check found. Review sites are funded by the companies they review; that's the part nobody says out loud.
We make money in exactly two places: the one-off fee a builder pays for the audit work, and a flat 10% if you actually buy — shown to you up front, and you can strike it.
Is this actually running, or a side project?
It's new, and deliberately small. Every tool is checked by hand before it goes up, which is slow — that's why the list is short. A long list would mean we'd stopped checking. You're seeing an early catalog, not an abandoned one.
Why would anyone tell me not to buy something?
Because they're paid for the half hour either way. Nobody here earns more if you say yes — so "don't buy this, here's why" costs them nothing to say, and it's often the most useful thing you'll hear.
Who do I actually buy from?
The people who built the tool, directly, at their normal price. We never resell, never mark up, and never sit inside your contract with them.
How is this different from a review site?
Review sites are paid by the companies they review. We aren't — no vendor can pay to be listed, ranked higher, or reviewed more kindly. That's the whole design, and it's why we can afford to publish what an audit actually found, including the bad parts.
What does it cost me?
Looking costs nothing. A thirty-minute session with someone who runs the tool is €30. If you buy, our fee is a flat 10% shown to you before anything moves — and you can veto it.
Can my AI assistant use this?
Yes. Everything listed is machine-readable, with the trust rules published at /llms.txt and /agents.md and a live connector your assistant can query directly.
Stuck between two tools?
Thirty minutes with someone who runs one of them. €30, and they earn the same whether you buy or not.
Not here to buy?
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Founding listings are invite-only while we're small. One payment for the audit — nothing for placement, nothing recurring.
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