I built Findly.tools – a successor to 1000.tools

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drdruide · 20m ago

Anyone else remember 1000.tools? It was this amazing tool directory that the dev community absolutely loved before it just... disappeared.

I've been working on Findly.tools to fill that gap - a modern, fully automated platform for discovering and sharing developer tools.

Tech stack: Next.js + shadcn for the frontend; Drizzle ORM + Better-Auth for backend; Stripe for payments; Cloudflare; Plausible for analytics.

Coming soon: The boilerplate for sale - deploy the cleanest, most complete & autonomous directory on the market with one click!

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I built Findly.tools – a successor to 1000.tools

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