How It Works
VibeLeaderboard is a curated field guide, not an open directory. Every app is reviewed before it enters the index: submissions are judged in scheduled review passes that run several times a day, so most have a verdict within a few hours. Here is the path from link to listing.
You submit a link.
Paste your app URL or GitHub repo on the submit page. If you built it, check the box, and your submission lands on your profile.
Submissions are currently free. Track yours privately in My submissions.
Your app is read closely.
We review available public evidence from the live page and, when available, repository documentation and selected source files. Reviews run every few hours; some take longer. This is not hands-on testing of every product.
The catalog is editorially curated, with community endorsements as a secondary signal. We don’t publish the rubric, which is what keeps it from being gamed. You receive a brief outcome, and can ask an editor to consider new evidence. Upvotes from account holders influence Tools and Apps rankings alongside editorial assessment.
You get a permanent verdict page.
Your verdict lives at /verdict/[id], a private URL with the outcome, the date, and a listing link once publication finishes. The evidence determines whether it appears in Tools, Apps, Intel, or the catalog only. Rejected submissions stay private to you.
Have new evidence?
After a rejection, you can send one correction request from your verdict page. Include a public evidence URL and explain what changed or was missed. An editor can keep the decision or reopen the review. A request does not guarantee acceptance.
VibeLeaderboard is a curated field guide, re-surveyed each edition, never a live feed.