Creator Guidelines

Before submitting your project, ensure it is complete, polished, and ready for public use. A great project isn't just functional—it's professional.

• Code Quality: Your code should be clean, commented, and follow industry standards. Avoid hardcoded secrets or debugging statements.
• Documentation: Every project must include a clear README. Explain what the project does, how to install it, and provide usage examples.
• Assets: Provide high-resolution screenshots and a compelling thumbnail (16:9 ratio recommended).

Submissions are reviewed manually by our moderation team to maintain platform quality.

• Accurate Metadata: Ensure your title and description accurately reflect the project's capabilities. Avoid clickbait.
• Categorization: Select the most relevant category and add descriptive tags to help users find your work.
• Version Control: If this is an update, clearly state what has changed in the version notes.

Projects that meet these criteria are more likely to be approved and featured on the homepage.

• Originality: Projects must be your own work or properly licensed for redistribution. Plagiarism is strictly prohibited.
• Functionality: Your project must work as described. Broken links or non-functional core features will lead to rejection.
• Security: Projects must not contain malicious code, backdoors, or vulnerabilities that compromise user data.