A directory for people who wire tools together

StackLedge is a curated directory of automation platforms, AI tooling and SaaS products with real APIs — the software you reach for when you are connecting systems rather than buying a single all-in-one. n8n is one of our four main categories, alongside AI Tools, Automation and SaaS.

Most directories optimise for volume: thousands of scraped listings, dead links, and descriptions that could describe any product in the category. We are doing the slower thing — fewer entries, each opened and read by a person before it goes live.

Three kinds of listing

Not everything worth listing is a product with a homepage. That assumption used to exclude the most interesting half of the n8n ecosystem, so there are now three paths:

• Tools and products — anything with a website. Paste the URL and we draft the listing from the page.
• n8n workflows and templates — no website needed. Paste the workflow JSON and we read the nodes, trigger and integrations out of it.
• Community nodes — paste an npm or repository URL and we pull the package details.

How a listing gets here

Anyone can submit, free. You pick what you are listing, we auto-fill what we can from the source, you confirm the details, and it enters a review queue. A person checks that the tool is real, works, and is described accurately. Approved listings get a permanent URL, a place in their category, structured data for search engines and AI assistants, and — where it makes sense — an embeddable badge.

Why the badge matters

Listings that can carry a badge get a unique embed token. When a maker puts it on their site or README, we see the badge load and mark it live. It is a two-way signal: the maker gets a credibility marker and referral traffic, and we get evidence that the listing is still maintained by someone who cares. Workflow listings skip the badge — there is nothing to embed it on, and offering one anyway would just be noise.

Built to be readable by machines

Every listing and collection page ships JSON-LD structured data, and the whole directory is open to search engines and AI crawlers alike. Assistants answering "what is the best tool for X" should be able to read this directory directly rather than guessing. That is a design goal, not an afterthought.

We also publish Awesome SaaS Directories, an open CC0 dataset of directories worth submitting to, with domain rating, link type and cost for each one.

Independent

StackLedge is an independent community project. n8n is a trademark of n8n GmbH, and we are not endorsed by or affiliated with them or with any product listed here.