SpacerrApps is an app directory that publishes like a magazine.

You submit your app once. A person reads the submission. If it is approved it

launches with the next cohort on Monday, and you get two permanent pages: your

listing at /apps/your-app, and a write-up about it at /news/your-app. Both

carry ordinary followed links back to your site, and both stay up for good.

The write-up is the part most directories do not do. It is a real article about

what the app does, who it is for and what it deliberately refuses to do, drafted

by a model and read by an editor before anything publishes. Every approved app

gets one, on every tier, on the same terms.

Listing is free for any number of apps. The one paid thing is a featured row

pinned to the top of the directory. It buys the position and nothing else: not

the article, not a better article, not a word of what it says.

There are two ways in. The form at /submit, or your coding agent: SpacerrApps

runs an MCP server, so Claude Code or Cursor can read your site and open the

draft for you.