An App Directory for apps you can actually try
You built it. Now get people to try it.
TryMy.App is a free directory for apps people can actually try. Every listing is free, has a free trial, or is freemium. Submit yours, pass a quick human review, and land in front of people who try new software.
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Every listed app, filterable by category. All reviewed by a human.
FreemiumFeatured
PounceDomains
Around-the-clock domain discovery, drop catching, and portfolio management.
by Mark FultonTry it
FreeCommunity
Favors.dev
Trade favors, earn points, launch faster — an indie builder community.
by Mark FultonTry it
Free trialAI
Real Touch
Make AI photos look real
by Mark FultonTry it
Free trialAI
SmartPrompt
Turn rough AI prompts into better results
by Mark FultonTry it
FreeGame
SuperWordFind
The 3D word search that surrounds you
by Mark FultonTry it
Free trialDev Tools
VibeSnapper
Analysis and prompts for vibe coders
by Mark FultonTry it
How it works
Step 1
Submit free
Fill out one short form: name, URL, a tagline, and who you are. Takes about two minutes.
Step 2
We review
A human checks that the app is real, the URL works, and it isn't a scam. No robots deciding your fate.
Step 3
Live in the directory
Your app gets its own page and a spot in the App Directory, where people who like trying new software can find it.
Get seen first in the App Directory
Featured listings sit at the top of the directory with a badge and get a mention in the next roundup post on the blog. Add it when you submit, or any time after.
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