Something interesting has been happening since we launched.
We've been manually listing indie AI tools we discover across GitHub, Product Hunt, Reddit and IndieHackers — tools that deserve visibility even when the builder hasn't submitted them yet.
Which means some of you might already be on IndieAIs without knowing it.
If your tool is listed and you didn't put it there — that's a good thing. It means the community found you worth featuring. But you should own that listing. You should be the one updating the description, adding screenshots, responding to community engagement and controlling how your tool is represented.
That's exactly what Claim a Tool is for.
If you find your tool already listed on IndieAIs, you can submit a claim request directly from the listing page. Tell us the tool URL or name, send us a message confirming you're the owner, and our team reviews and transfers ownership to you. Simple, manual, no automated nonsense.
Once you own your listing you can:
Edit your description and screenshots
Update your pricing and stack details
Engage with community comments
Turn on Open To Connect
Get visible in Builder Networking
Qualify for the Investor Ready page
Go search IndieAIs for your tool right now. You might already be there.