SitePatent Web App Overview

SitePatent is a discovery platform for startups, tools and online products that deserve attention. Builders submit their website, a person reviews it, and approved products get a permanent listing page organized by category with a link to the product. Visitors use it to find newly launched products from makers around the world.

Reviewed, not scraped

Many directories fill their pages by scraping other lists or by accepting every submission automatically. SitePatent works differently: a person looks at each submission before it is published. The check is simple but real. Is the product live? Does the description match what the product actually does? Is it placed in the right category? Only then does it get its listing page.

What a listing includes

Each approved product gets a permanent page with its name, a clear description, its category and a link to the product's own website. Pages are grouped into categories so visitors can browse the kind of product they are looking for, instead of scrolling one long feed of everything.

Who it is for

SitePatent is made for small teams and solo makers who ship real products and want a reviewed, lasting place where people and search engines can find them. It is also for visitors who want to discover new products from independent builders and like knowing that someone has looked at each entry first.

Pricing

Listing is free. There is an optional paid upgrade for faster publishing, for makers who do not want to wait in the normal queue. Paid or free, every product goes through the same review.

Why it exists

Good products from small teams often get little attention. They do not have a marketing budget, and a single launch day rarely brings lasting traffic. A permanent, categorized page that keeps being found is a small but steady source of visitors, and it gives the product a credible place on the web beyond its own site.

Related sites

SitePatent is a sister site of the CodeTrendy and MEDIAPRONET directories. They share the same platform but keep separate brands, listings and audiences.