Bloggers and journalists post requests for tools to feature. Answer one and you can earn a backlink and real visitors. Your pitch automatically includes your PeplioHUB proof: your stars from maker reviews, your upvotes and any award. Writers trust tools that other people already use, so more upvotes and reviews make every pitch stronger.
1. Open a request2. Write my pitch3. Post it on the original post4. Report your win
Writer looking for toolsDesign and imagesfound on Bluesky
The user is searching for software or setups that can be used to create and manage visually appealing, interactive, and well-structured diagrams, flow charts, and similar visual representations. They are open to...
A request for SaaS tools focused on MarTech, specifically for gated content, lead capture, and document tracking. The tools should be suitable for a roundup feature.
4 days left
Writer looking for toolsProductivityfound on Bluesky
A developer is seeking ready-made software tools that save significant time on building, debugging, and maintenance. They require tools with comprehensive features, reasonable pricing, and API access.
Open
Writer looking for toolsProductivityfound on Bluesky
This post is looking for tools that are practical for municipal teams, focusing on saving time, connecting information, and improving collaboration. The ideal tools should help turn data into actionable decisions.
Open
Free tools from indie makers
53 free tools built by independent makers and screened by Peplio. New tools appear here as soon as they are approved.
Yes. Listing is free and takes about 2 minutes. Every approved tool gets its own page with a link to its website, screenshots, upvotes and reviews from other makers.
How are tools reviewed?
Every submission is screened before it goes live: an AI check of the tool's website and details for quality and spam, and a manual look when the check is unsure. To be listed, a tool needs a working website, a clear description and a free plan or free trial.
Do listed tools get a backlink?
Yes. Each tool page links to the tool's website. Makers can also answer callouts from writers and journalists to earn links from blogs, newsletters and news sites.
How do I find the right tool?
Search by name or task, pick a category, or sort by Top voted to see what other people like most. Open a tool to read its features, use cases and reviews.