SubmitAgent

Founder-run software

An automated directory submission tool you run in your own browser.

Reuse one product profile, execute supported routes in Chrome, and record every outcome without outsourcing your accounts.

Automation with explicit boundaries

SubmitAgent handles repetitive research and forms. Protected user decisions remain protected.

Facts the scanner looks for

  • Product type, audience, pricing, and launch stage
  • Supported route and current eligibility rules
  • Campaign policy for free, paid, social, and community actions
  • Existing listing and duplicate signals

Adaptive form completion

Codex reads the current destination and maps confirmed profile facts.

Likely fit

CAPTCHA

The attempt waits for a human security check, then resumes safely.

Confirm

Paid listing purchase

The launch policy excludes automatic purchases and payment authorization.

Skip

Illustrative destination decisions

These fixture records show the decision format, not a promise that every route is currently available.

SaaSHub

Eligible

Released web software with a verified free submission route.

Route
Free form
Checked
Jul 25, 2026

AlternativeTo

Likely fit

Public software product; a domain-level duplicate check is required.

Route
Account required
Checked
Jul 25, 2026

Company name and representative title need owner confirmation.

Route
Moderated
Checked
Jul 25, 2026

Futurepedia

Excluded

The current route is paid-only; this campaign allows free listings.

Route
Paid only
Checked
Jul 25, 2026

Illustrative records from the current validation fixture. Route facts can change.

Build the listing kit once

Confirmed product profile

Descriptions, category, pricing, launch state, assets, contact facts, and source URLs stay reusable.

Adaptive execution

The agent handles current fields instead of assuming one brittle form recipe.

Evidence boundary

Submitted, pending, live, and backlink verified remain separate outcomes.

Follow the full workflow

Questions about fit

Is this a Chrome extension?

No. The first client is a Codex skill connected to a private API and the Chrome control available in your own environment.

Why is a private backend needed?

It keeps the growing destination catalog, campaign state, entitlement, evidence, and learning updates private while the flexible browser reasoning runs locally.

Does it bypass CAPTCHA?

No. Security challenges become bounded human actions. The system records the interruption and resumes safely after you complete it.

How many directories are supported?

The public product should display only a live verified support count. The internal catalog is larger, but candidate research is not the same as an operationally supported route.

Start with product fit.

See preliminary route decisions before you create a campaign.

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