Promotion earns more trust when it starts with contribution.
Buildune is a small, reviewed directory for websites, blogs, and apps. The goal is simple: help people discover work worth trying and give makers a useful next step.
1. Explore real projects
Open projects that interest you and try a feature, a flow, or a piece of content. Start with curiosity, not a quick comment.
2. Leave feedback that can be used
Describe what you tried, what you noticed, and a change you would suggest. Two thoughtful feedback entries unlock a request for a public listing.
3. Create one clear listing
Explain who the project helps, how it works, its pricing or affiliate relationships, and the question you most want answered. One domain gets one listing, so keep improvements together.
4. Request review
Every public listing is reviewed for working links, honest descriptions, duplicate domains, and community fit. Approval is not a promise of traffic; it keeps discovery useful for everyone.
Questions makers often ask
What can I list?
You can submit a public website, blog, or app that you built, operate, or are authorized to represent. One project is allowed for each domain.
Why is feedback required?
Buildune is designed to exchange useful feedback, not to become a list of self-promotion links. Before requesting a listing, makers leave specific feedback on two different projects.
What makes feedback useful?
Say what you tried, what worked or felt difficult, and what you would change. Generic praise and promotional replies do not meet the community standard.
When does a project become public?
A maker saves a draft, completes the feedback requirement, and requests review. The operator checks each request before publishing it.
Can I include affiliate links or a paid plan?
Yes. Be clear about affiliate links, paid features, sponsored content, and relevant limits so visitors can make an informed choice.
Ready to contribute?
Browse a project, leave useful feedback, then introduce your own work.