# Create an account
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/accounts/create-account
Learn how to create a free FutureStack account to upvote tools, write reviews, and save your favorites.
Creating a FutureStack account is free and takes under a minute.
Visit [usefuturestack.com/signup](https://www.usefuturestack.com/signup).
Enter your name, email address, and a password of at least 8 characters.
The newsletter checkbox is ticked by default. It subscribes you to The Stack by FutureStack, a free weekly digest of the best new AI tools. Uncheck it if you prefer not to subscribe.
Your account is created. Check your inbox for a verification email and click the link inside to activate your account.
You are now logged in. Upvotes, reviews, and saved tools are all tied to your account and sync across devices.
## What you get with an account
* Upvote tools and have your votes persist across devices
* Write reviews on tool pages
* Save tools to your personal stack
* A public profile showing your activity and saved tools
* Submit tools to be listed on FutureStack
## Already have an account
Log in at [usefuturestack.com/login](https://www.usefuturestack.com/login). If you forgot your password, use the Forgot Password link on the login page.
You can upvote tools without an account, but creating one makes your votes permanent and synced across devices.
# Delete account
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/accounts/delete-account
How to permanently delete your FutureStack account and what gets removed.
Deleting your account is permanent and cannot be undone.
## What gets deleted
* Your profile, bio, avatar, and username
* Your upvotes (removed from all tool counts)
* Your saved stack
* Your account login
## What stays
* Reviews you wrote remain on tool pages but are anonymized
* Tools you submitted remain live unless you remove them before deleting your account
## How to delete your account
Email us at [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com) with the subject line "Delete my account" from the email address associated with your account. We will process the deletion within 48 hours and confirm by email.
This action is permanent. If you think you might want to come back, consider just logging out instead.
# Forgot password
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/accounts/forgot-password
How to reset your FutureStack account password if you've forgotten it.
If you've forgotten your password or are locked out of your account, you can request a secure reset link.
## How to reset your password
Visit [usefuturestack.com/forgot-password](https://www.usefuturestack.com/forgot-password).
Type in the email address linked to your FutureStack account and click **Send Reset Link**.
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### The reset link isn't working
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### I still can't sign in
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# Log in
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/accounts/login
How to sign in to your FutureStack account and troubleshoot login issues.
Logging into FutureStack gives you access to your bookmarks, saved stacks, upvotes, and reviews.
## How to log in
1. Go to [usefuturestack.com/login](https://www.usefuturestack.com/login).
2. Choose your sign-in method:
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If there have been too many failed login attempts, your account will be temporarily locked for security.
Please **wait 15 minutes** before trying again. If you continue to have trouble, email us at [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com).
# Notifications
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/accounts/notifications
Manage email and in-app notifications on FutureStack.
Control what FutureStack notifies you about. All preferences live under **Settings → Notifications**.
## Notification types
| Type | Default | What it does |
| ----------------------- | ------- | ------------------------------------- |
| Replies to your reviews | On | Email + in-app when someone replies. |
| Upvotes on your tool | On | Daily digest for makers. |
| Stack of the Day | On | Daily email featuring the top tool. |
| Weekly newsletter | On | Best new tools every Friday. |
| Product updates | Off | Occasional FutureStack announcements. |
# Privacy & security
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/accounts/privacy-and-security
Two-factor auth, sessions, data collection, and privacy controls for your FutureStack account.
## What data we collect
When you create an account, we collect your name, email address, and password (hashed, never stored in plain text). We also collect usage data through Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity to understand how people use the platform.
## What is public
Your profile page, upvoted tools, saved stack, submitted tools, and reviews are all public by default. Your email address is never shown publicly.
## What is private
* Your email address
* Your password
* Your account settings
## Keeping your account secure
* Use a strong, unique password
* Do not share your login with anyone
* If you suspect unauthorized access, change your password immediately at [usefuturestack.com/login](https://www.usefuturestack.com/login)
## Cookies
FutureStack uses cookies to keep you logged in and to track anonymous upvotes. See our [Cookie Policy](/policies/cookies) for full details.
## Contact
For any privacy-related questions, email us at [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com).
# Profile settings
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/accounts/profile-settings
Customize your FutureStack profile, photo, bio, links, and interests.
Your FutureStack profile is public. Other users can see your upvoted tools, your stack, and your submitted tools.
## Editing your profile
Go to [usefuturestack.com/profile/edit](https://www.usefuturestack.com/profile/edit) while logged in. You can update:
* **Display name**: shown on your profile and next to your reviews
* **Username**: your profile URL at usefuturestack.com/profile/\[username]
* **Bio**: a short one-liner about yourself
* **Location**: optional, shown on your profile
* **Role tag**: the profession that best describes you
* **Avatar**: upload a profile photo
## Changing your email or password
Go to Settings from your user menu. Enter your current password to confirm any changes.
## What is public on your profile
* Your display name, username, bio, location, and role tag
* Tools you have upvoted
* Tools you have saved to your stack
* Tools you have submitted
* Reviews you have written
Your email address and password are always private and never shown on your public profile.
# Affiliate Disclosure
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/affiliate-disclosure
How FutureStack uses affiliate links and how it affects what you see.
FutureStack may earn a commission when you click certain links on the site and go on to sign up for or purchase a tool. This costs you nothing extra — the price you pay is the same whether you use our link or go to the tool directly.
Commission relationships never affect which tools get approved, how they're ranked, or what our editorial descriptions say. Upvotes come from the community. Curation decisions are made independently of any affiliate or sponsorship arrangement.
Tools marked as "Featured" may include an affiliate relationship. This disclosure exists so you always know when that's the case.
If you have questions about a specific tool's placement, [contact us](/help/contact).
# Community guidelines
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/community/community-guidelines
The principles that keep FutureStack helpful, honest, and friendly.
FutureStack works because the community is honest. These guidelines exist to keep it that way.
## For users
* **Upvote tools you have actually used or found useful.** Upvotes are a trust signal. Mass-upvoting tools you have never tried pollutes rankings for everyone.
* **Write honest reviews.** If a tool has problems, say so clearly and specifically. Vague praise is useless. Personal attacks on makers are not allowed.
* **Do not create multiple accounts** to upvote your own tools or manipulate rankings.
* **No spam in discussions.** Stay on topic. Do not post affiliate links or promotional content in community threads.
## For makers
* **Do not ask friends or communities to mass-upvote your tool.** Coordinated upvote campaigns are detected and can result in your listing being removed.
* **Keep your listing accurate.** If your pricing changes or a feature is removed, update your listing.
* **Do not submit the same tool multiple times** under different names.
* **Do not fake reviews.** Creating accounts to leave positive reviews on your own tool is grounds for permanent removal.
## Enforcement
Violations are handled in order of severity:
1. Warning and content removal
2. Temporary account suspension
3. Permanent ban and tool delisting
To report a violation, email [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com).
# Discussions
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/community/discussions
Join threaded conversations under any tool listing on FutureStack.
Every tool listing has a **Discussions** tab where users and makers can ask questions, share workflows, and trade tips.
## Good discussion topics
* "Has anyone used this for X?"
* "What's the best alternative for Y?"
* "Pricing seems steep: worth it?"
Makers are encouraged to participate but should never spam threads or downvote critics.
# Moderation guidelines
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/community/moderation-guidelines
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title: "Moderation Guidelines"
description: "How FutureStack maintains review quality, prevents spam, and resolves disputes."
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# Moderation Guidelines
To ensure FutureStack remains a trustworthy place to discover AI tools, we hold our reviews, discussions, and upvotes to high standards. This guide explains how we moderate content and verify user signals.
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## 1. Upvote Auditing (Anti-Spam)
Our rankings are determined by community upvotes, which makes vote integrity extremely important. We audit votes to prevent manipulation:
* **Automatic Filtering**: We use security heuristics to identify and discard upvotes generated by bots, proxy servers, temporary email addresses, or coordinates indicating click farms.
* **Fake Accounts**: Upvotes coming from newly created accounts with no profile activity that only vote for a single tool may be flagged and removed.
* **No Trading or Buying**: Buying upvotes or participating in vote-trading groups is strictly prohibited. Listings found using these services will be penalized, demoted from rankings, or removed entirely from the marketplace.
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## 2. Review Moderation Policy
We encourage honest feedback, both positive and negative. We do not edit reviews; however, we will remove reviews that violate our community standards.
### Reasons for Review Removal:
* **Spam & Promotion**: Reviews containing affiliate codes, links to competing tools, or advertising copy.
* **Abuse & Harassment**: Content containing hate speech, direct insults, defamation, or vulgar language.
* **Fake/Unverified Reviews**: Reviews submitted in exchange for direct financial payment or reviews written by the tool's own makers/employees using personal accounts.
* **Irrelevant Content**: Reviews that do not address the tool's utility (e.g. general web complaints, gibberish characters, or off-topic rants).
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## 3. Disputing a Review (For Makers)
If a review on your tool page is abusive, inaccurate, or written by a competitor:
1. Do not engage in a public argument or launch a counter-attack in the comments.
2. Email us at [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com) with the subject **"Review Dispute: \[Your Tool Name]"**.
3. Provide a link to the review and explain why you believe it violates our guidelines.
4. Our team will review the dispute within 4 business days. If we find it violates our policy, it will be removed. If it is simply a negative user opinion, it will remain, but you are welcome to reply constructively.
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## 4. Reporting Abuse (For Users)
If you spot spam, harassment, or bot accounts:
* Click the **Flag** icon next to the review or comment.
* Or email us at [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com).
Our moderation team monitors flags 24/7 to keep the FutureStack community safe and clean.
# Reputation
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/community/reputation
How reputation points and badges work on FutureStack.
FutureStack does not have a formal points or badges system yet. Trust is built through consistent, honest participation.
## What builds trust
* Writing detailed, honest reviews that other users find useful
* Upvoting tools you have genuinely tried
* Submitting quality tools that get approved
* Participating constructively in tool discussions
## What the community sees
On your public profile, other users can see your upvoted tools, your saved stack, tools you have submitted, and reviews you have written. This activity history is your reputation.
## Maker trust signals
For tool makers, trust comes from:
* A complete, honest listing with accurate pricing and descriptions
* Responding to reviews and discussions professionally
* Keeping the listing updated when pricing or features change
## Future plans
A formal reputation and badge system is on the post-launch roadmap. When it launches, existing activity will be counted retroactively. Being an early, honest contributor will count in your favor.
If you see someone abusing the community through fake reviews or vote manipulation, report it at [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com).
# Reviews & ratings
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/community/reviews-and-ratings
Write helpful reviews and understand how ratings work on FutureStack.
Reviews help other users make informed decisions. Here's how to write a great one.
## What makes a helpful review
* Describe what you used the tool for
* Mention specific strengths and limitations
* Include a star rating from 1 to 5
* Avoid vague praise or vague hate
## What's not allowed
* Reviews of your own tool
* Paid or incentivized reviews
* Personal attacks on makers
See the full [Content Policy](/policies/content-policy) for details.
# Upvotes
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/community/upvotes
Learn how upvotes power FutureStack rankings and support AI tool makers.
Upvotes are the heartbeat of FutureStack. They tell us which tools the community finds useful.
## The rules
* One account = one upvote per tool
* Upvotes are public on your profile
* You can remove an upvote at any time by clicking the arrow again
## How rankings use upvotes
Upvotes are weighted by recency, voter reputation, and engagement (reviews, discussions). This prevents single-day spikes from gaming the system.
Don't ask friends or bots to mass-upvote your tool, it triggers our spam filters and can get your listing removed. See [Community Guidelines](/community/community-guidelines).
# Browse tools
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/discover/browse-tools
Explore trending, top-rated, and newly launched AI tools on FutureStack.
The FutureStack homepage and Discover page are your starting points for finding AI tools.
## Feed sections
Every approved tool gets 7 days of guaranteed visibility here, regardless of upvote count. Check this to stay on top of what just launched.
Tools gaining the most upvotes in the last 48 hours. Fast-moving signal of what the community is excited about right now.
All-time highest quality tools ranked by upvotes weighted by recency and engagement. The most reliable list for proven tools.
One tool hand-picked daily by the FutureStack team. Featured in the homepage sidebar with full visibility all day.
## Sort options
Use the sort pills at the top of the feed to change how tools are ordered:
* **Popular**: shows Top Rated only, all-time quality score
* **Newest**: chronological, most recently approved first
* **Trending**: momentum over the last 48 hours
## Tips for better discovery
* Use the Role filter to show only tools relevant to your profession
* Use the Pricing filter to show only Free or Freemium tools
* Save tools you want to revisit later by adding them to your stack
* The Discover page at [usefuturestack.com/discover](https://www.usefuturestack.com/discover) gives you a full-width view with more filter options
# Categories & tags
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/discover/categories-and-tags
How FutureStack organizes tools by category and tag.
Every tool on FutureStack belongs to one category and can be tagged with multiple roles. These are the two main ways to filter and discover tools.
## Categories
A category is the primary type of AI a tool uses. Each tool has exactly one category. Current categories include:
Writing, Coding, Image Generation, Video, Audio, Productivity, Marketing, Research, Data, Design, Education, SEO, Customer Support, HR, Finance, Legal, Sales, Healthcare, Social Media, and Developer Tools.
Click any category in the left sidebar or on the category navigation on the homepage to filter the feed.
## Roles
A role describes who a tool is most useful for. Each tool can have multiple role tags. Current roles include:
Developers, Students, Marketers, Designers, Content Creators, Entrepreneurs, Researchers, HR Teams, and Sales Teams.
Use the Role filter to find tools built specifically for your profession.
## How they work together
Category and Role filters can be combined. For example, filtering by Coding (category) and Developers (role) shows coding tools built specifically for developers. Filtering by Writing (category) and Students (role) shows writing tools aimed at students.
If you are browsing broadly, start with Role. If you already know what type of tool you need, start with Category.
# Collections
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/discover/collections
Save and share curated lists of AI tools using FutureStack collections.
Your stack is your personal collection of saved AI tools on FutureStack. It lives on your public profile and other users can see it.
## Saving a tool
When logged in, click the Save button on any tool card or tool page to add it to your stack. Click again to remove it.
## Viewing your stack
Go to your profile at [usefuturestack.com/profile/\[username\]](https://www.usefuturestack.com) and click the My Stack tab. All your saved tools appear here in the order you saved them.
## Why your stack is public
Your stack is visible to other users. This is intentional. When someone finds your profile through a review or discussion, your stack gives them useful signal about your taste and workflow. Good stacks get followed and shared.
## Tips for a useful stack
* Save tools you have actually tried, not just ones that look interesting
* Your stack is most useful when it reflects a specific workflow or role
* You can save tools across categories to build a full personal toolkit
Collections as a separate shareable feature (with custom names and descriptions) is on the post-launch roadmap. For now, your saved stack is your collection.
# Compare tools
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/discover/compare-tools
Compare AI tools side-by-side on features, pricing, ratings, and platforms.
When you are deciding between two or more AI tools, the Related Tools section on any tool page shows similar alternatives matched by category and role.
## What to compare
When evaluating tools side by side, look at:
* **Pricing badge**: Free, Freemium, Paid, or Free Trial. Check if the free tier covers your actual use case before committing.
* **Upvote count**: a rough signal of how many people find it genuinely useful. Higher is generally better, but newer tools will have lower counts regardless of quality.
* **Killer feature**: the single standout capability listed on every card. This is often the fastest way to differentiate two similar tools.
* **Platforms**: check if the tool runs on the platform you actually use (Web, iOS, Android, API, Chrome Extension).
* **Reviews**: read what real users say, especially critical reviews. They reveal limitations that descriptions do not mention.
## Finding alternatives
On any tool page, scroll to the Related Tools section. It shows up to 6 tools in the same category and role, so you can quickly see what else exists without going back to the feed.
You can also search for a category name like "AI writing tools" to see everything in that space ranked by community signal.
If you spot incorrect information on a listing, report it at [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com) and we will fix it.
# Search & filters
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/discover/search-and-filters
Find the right AI tool fast using FutureStack's search and filter system.
FutureStack has two ways to narrow down tools: search and filters. You can use them together.
## Search
The search bar is in the top navbar on every page. Press Cmd+K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows) to open it from anywhere.
Search works across tool names, descriptions, and categories. Try queries like:
* `image generator`
* `coding assistant free`
* `voice cloning`
* `open source LLM`
Results appear as you type with a 300ms delay. Press Enter to go to the full search results page at `/search?q=your-query`, which you can bookmark or share.
## Filters
Filters live in the left sidebar on the homepage and in the filter bar on the Discover page. You can combine multiple filters at once.
**Category**, narrows by the primary type of AI the tool uses. Examples: Writing, Coding, Image Generation, Video, Audio, Productivity, Marketing, Data.
**Role**, narrows by who the tool is for. Examples: Developers, Students, Marketers, Designers, Creators, Entrepreneurs.
**Pricing**, narrows by pricing tier. Options: Free, Freemium, Paid, Free Trial.
**Platform**, narrows by where the tool runs. Options: Web, iOS, Android, API, Chrome Extension.
All filters use AND logic. Selecting Free and Developers shows only tools that are both free and tagged for developers.
## Active filters
When a filter is active, it appears as an orange pill below the filter bar. Click the X on any pill to remove that filter. Active filters also update the URL so you can share or bookmark a filtered view.
Start with the Role filter. It is the fastest way to cut through hundreds of tools and see only what is relevant to your work.
# FAQ
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/getting-started/faq
Quick answers to the most common questions about FutureStack.
## General
**What is FutureStack?** FutureStack is a community-driven AI tools marketplace. Users discover, upvote, and review AI tools. The best tools rise to the top through community signal, not paid placement.
**Is FutureStack free?** Yes. Discovering, upvoting, and reviewing tools is completely free. Submitting a tool is also free.
**How is FutureStack different from other AI tool directories?** Most directories are static lists with no community input. FutureStack has upvotes, reviews, and discussions on every tool. Rankings are powered by real user signal, not editorial picks or who paid the most.
# Glossary
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/getting-started/glossary
Definitions for common FutureStack terms.
| Term | What it means |
| -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Tool** | An AI product, app, or service listed on FutureStack. |
| **Maker** | The person or team behind a listed tool. |
| **Upvote** | A community endorsement that boosts a tool in rankings. |
| **Stack** | A curated collection of tools saved by a user. |
| **Stack of the Day** | The single tool spotlighted on the homepage each day. |
| **Killer Feature** | A one-line highlight of what makes a tool stand out, shown on every tool card. |
| **Verified** | A maker who has claimed and confirmed ownership of their tool listing. |
| **Review** | A written rating left by a logged-in user on a tool page. |
| **Discussion** | A threaded comment thread under a tool listing. |
| **Pricing Badge** | A color-coded label showing whether a tool is Free, Freemium, Paid, or Free Trial. |
| **Category** | The primary type of AI a tool uses, such as Writing, Coding, or Image Generation. |
| **Role** | The profession a tool is most useful for, such as Developers, Students, or Marketers. |
| **Affiliate Link** | A tracked link to a tool website that supports FutureStack at no cost to the user. |
| **Submission** | A tool sent to FutureStack for review before it goes live in the feed. |
# How it works
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/getting-started/how-it-works
Understand how tools, upvotes, rankings, and Stack of the Day fit together.
FutureStack is powered by a simple loop: makers submit tools, users discover and upvote them, and the best rise to the top.
## The flow
Anyone can submit an AI tool for free at [usefuturestack.com/submit](https://www.usefuturestack.com/submit). The submission goes into a review queue.
Every submission is manually reviewed within 48 hours. We check that the tool is real, working, and meets our listing standards. No waitlists or vaporware make it through.
Approved tools appear in the feed under New This Week. They get guaranteed visibility for 7 days regardless of upvote count.
Users upvote tools they find useful. Upvotes combined with reviews and engagement determine where a tool ranks in Trending and Top Rated.
Tools with strong community signal stay visible long-term. The feed is not chronological. Quality compounds over time.
## What gets ranked
* **Trending**: tools gaining the most upvotes in the last 48 hours
* **Top Rated**: all-time highest quality tools, scored by upvotes weighted by recency and engagement
* **New This Week**: freshly approved tools guaranteed 7 days of visibility
* **Stack of the Day**: one tool hand-picked daily and featured on the homepage
## How the feed works
The homepage feed blends all three sections. The first few cards show New This Week, the next show Trending, then Top Rated. This ensures new tools always get a fair shot while proven tools stay visible.
When you apply a filter, the feed updates to show only matching tools across all three sections.
Want your tool in the feed? Start at [Submit a Tool](/submissions/submit-a-tool).
# Quickstart
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/getting-started/quickstart
Get up and running on FutureStack in under 5 minutes.
Welcome aboard. Here is the fastest path from landing on FutureStack to finding your first tool.
Go to [usefuturestack.com](https://www.usefuturestack.com) and explore the feed. Use the category and role filters to narrow down by what you do. Use the search bar to find a specific tool by name or use case.
Use the pricing filter to show only Free or Freemium tools. Every tool has a clear pricing badge so you know what you are getting before you click.
Click any tool card to read the full description, see the killer feature, check platforms, and read community reviews. The upvote count tells you how the community rates it.
Click the Visit Website button to go directly to the tool. If the maker opted into our affiliate program, your click supports FutureStack at no cost to you.
[Sign up](https://www.usefuturestack.com/signup) to upvote tools, write reviews, save tools to your stack, and get a public profile. Takes 30 seconds.
Get the best new AI tools delivered weekly. Subscribe at [newsletter.futurestack.me](https://newsletter.futurestack.me) or tick the box when signing up.
Building something yourself? Skip ahead to [Submit a Tool](/submissions/submit-a-tool).
# What is FutureStack?
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/getting-started/what-is-futurestack
FutureStack is a community-driven marketplace to discover, compare, and review the best AI tools.
FutureStack is a community-driven marketplace where people **discover, compare, upvote, review, and discuss AI tools**. Think of it as your daily home base for everything happening in AI.
Unlike static directories that just list tools, FutureStack is built around community signal. The tools that rise to the top are the ones real users actually find useful, not the ones that paid for placement.
## Who FutureStack is for
Find free AI tools for writing, research, studying, and productivity. Filter by price to see only what costs nothing.
Discover coding assistants, API tools, open source models, and developer-focused AI that actually ships.
Explore tools for video, writing, image generation, and social media, filtered to your workflow.
Find AI that replaces expensive software, automates repetitive tasks, and helps you move faster with less.
## What you can do
* **Discover** trending and newly launched AI tools
* **Compare** alternatives side-by-side
* **Upvote** the tools you love
* **Review** tools and read real feedback from the community
* **Submit** your own AI tool to thousands of users
* **Subscribe** to a weekly newsletter of the best new tools
## Our principles
Rankings are powered by real upvotes and reviews, not editorial picks or paid placements.
Discovering and reviewing tools on FutureStack is always free. No paywalls, no premium tiers for basic access.
Every tool is reviewed before it goes live. No waitlists, no vaporware, no misleading claims.
Filter by category, role, pricing, and platform to find exactly what you need, not just what is popular.
Ready to dive in? Continue to the [Quickstart](/getting-started/quickstart).
# Analytics
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/makers/analytics
Track views, upvotes, click-throughs, and referrers from your FutureStack listing.
Every verified maker gets a free analytics dashboard.
## What you can see
* Page views (today, 7d, 30d)
* Upvotes over time
* Click-throughs to your website
* Top referrers (FutureStack home, search, external)
* Geographic breakdown of visitors
Analytics are aggregated and never expose individual user data.
# Badges & verification
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/makers/badges-and-verification
How verification works and what each badge on FutureStack means.
FutureStack uses a simple verification system to signal that a listing is managed by the actual maker.
## Verified maker badge
A verified maker badge appears on a tool page when the listing has been claimed and confirmed by the person or team behind the tool.
It tells users that:
* The description and pricing are accurate and maintained by the maker
* Reviews can receive official responses from the maker
* The listing will be updated as the tool evolves
## How to get verified
Verification happens automatically when you successfully claim your listing. See [Claim Your Tool](/makers/claim-your-tool) for the full process.
If you submitted the tool yourself and were logged in when you did, your listing is already linked to your account. Email [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com) to request the verified badge to be applied.
## Stack of the Day badge
Tools that are selected as Stack of the Day receive an embeddable badge they can display on their own website. This badge links back to the tool's FutureStack listing and is a permanent record of the feature.
The badge is sent to the maker via email on the day the tool is featured.
## Future badges
Additional trust badges (top-rated, editor's pick, community favorite) are on the post-launch roadmap.
# Claim your tool
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/makers/claim-your-tool
Take ownership of an existing FutureStack listing to manage and respond as the maker.
If your tool was listed by a community member before you submitted it yourself, you can claim ownership of that listing.
## How to claim
Search for your tool on FutureStack and open the tool page.
Send an email to [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com) with the subject line "Claim listing: \[Tool Name]". Include the URL of the listing and proof that you are the maker (your company email, a link to the tool's official website, or social media).
We verify your ownership within 48 hours and transfer the listing to your account. You will receive a confirmation email.
Once claimed, you can edit all fields, respond to reviews, and update the listing as your tool evolves.
## What you get after claiming
* Ability to edit the listing directly
* Verified maker badge on your tool page
* Access to listing analytics
* Ability to respond to reviews as the maker
## My tool is not listed yet
If your tool is not on FutureStack at all, go to [Submit a Tool](/submissions/submit-a-tool) instead of claiming.
# Getting started
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/makers/getting-started
Everything AI tool makers need to launch and grow on FutureStack.
FutureStack is free for makers. Listing your tool puts it in front of thousands of people actively looking for AI tools every day.
## Step 1, Submit your tool
Go to [usefuturestack.com/submit](https://www.usefuturestack.com/submit) and fill in the submission form. Read the [Submission Guidelines](/submissions/submission-guidelines) first to get approved on the first try.
## Step 2, Get approved
Submissions are reviewed within 48 hours. Once approved, your tool goes live in the New This Week section of the feed and gets 7 days of guaranteed visibility.
## Step 3, Optimize your listing
A complete listing performs significantly better than a minimal one. See [Optimize Your Listing](/makers/optimize-your-listing) for specific tips on what to improve.
## Step 4, Share your listing
Tell your users, your community, and your followers that you are on FutureStack. Ask them to upvote if they find it useful. Genuine upvotes from real users boost your ranking in Trending and Top Rated.
## Step 5, Aim for Stack of the Day
Stack of the Day gives one tool full homepage visibility for an entire day. Email us at [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com) with a short pitch if you think your tool deserves the spotlight.
## Maker checklist
Complete the form at usefuturestack.com/submit with all required fields filled in.
Square, 512x512px, clear and recognizable. This is the first thing users see.
Do not copy from your own website. Write something honest and specific about who the tool helps and how.
Check the affiliate consent box. It costs you nothing and supports FutureStack.
Drive real upvotes from your existing audience to build ranking momentum.
# Launch checklist
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/makers/launch-checklist
Maximize your launch day on FutureStack with this proven checklist.
Launching well is mostly about showing up prepared. Use this checklist 48 hours before go-live.
## 48 hours before
* Listing approved and reviewed by a friend for typos
* Logo and hero image are sharp on retina screens
* Pricing page is up and accurate
* Demo link works in an incognito window
## Launch day
* Share your FutureStack listing on X, LinkedIn, and your newsletter
* Reply to every comment and review within a few hours
* Don't beg for upvotes: it backfires
## After launch
* Check [Analytics](/makers/analytics) for top sources
* Send a thank-you note to early supporters
* Plan an update post for one week later
# Optimize your listing
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/makers/optimize-your-listing
Best practices for writing a FutureStack listing that converts visitors into users.
A complete, well-written listing performs dramatically better than a bare minimum one. Here is what to focus on.
## Logo
Use a square logo at 512x512px. Avoid text-heavy logos since the icon needs to be recognizable at 50x50px on a tool card.
## Tagline
Your tagline is the one line users read before deciding whether to click. It should explain what your tool does, not how it feels.
Bad: "The future of work is here." Good: "Transcribe, summarize, and search any meeting in seconds."
Keep it under 150 characters and be specific.
## Description
Write your description for a skeptical user who has never heard of your tool. Cover:
* What the tool does in plain language
* Who it is for
* What makes it different from alternatives
* What the main use cases are
Do not copy from your own website. FutureStack checks for this and it is a common rejection reason.
## Killer feature
Pick the single most compelling thing about your tool. Examples that work well:
* "No signup required"
* "Works in your browser, no install needed"
* "Free forever, no credit card"
* "Processes 100-page PDFs in under 10 seconds"
## Category and role tags
Choose the most accurate category and all relevant role tags. Role tags determine which users see your tool when they filter by profession. Getting these right is how you reach your actual target user.
## Pricing badge
Be accurate. If you have a free tier, use Freemium. If it requires payment from day one, use Paid. Misleading pricing badges hurt your reviews.
After making updates, share your listing link again. Users who passed on it the first time often convert after the listing is stronger.
# Pricing and sponsorship
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/makers/pricing-and-sponsorship
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title: "Pricing & Sponsorship"
description: "Learn about organic listings and paid sponsorship options to boost your tool's reach."
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# Pricing & Sponsorship
FutureStack is committed to being an open and honest marketplace. Submitting a tool, upvoting, reviewing, and tracking analytics will **always be 100% free**.
To keep the platform running and support our team, we offer premium **Sponsorship & Featured Ad** placements for makers who want to accelerate their growth and get in front of thousands of daily AI adopters.
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## 1. Organic Listings (Always Free)
Every standard tool listing gets equal treatment:
* **Cost**: \$0.
* **Rankings**: Determined entirely by community velocity, upvotes, ratings, and active discussion engagement.
* **Curation**: Stack of the Day is an editorial spotlight pick and **cannot be bought**.
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## 2. Sponsored Placements (Paid)
Makers can purchase dedicated, clearly labeled sponsored placements to boost visibility. Sponsored tools bypass standard ranking algorithms but do not receive fake organic upvotes.
### A. Featured Home Banner
Prominent placement at the very top of the homepage, above the folding grid.
* **Placement**: Top spot on the homepage feed.
* **Availability**: Maximum 2 sponsors per day.
* **Pricing**: \$150 / day.
### B. Category Sponsor
Appear as the sticky top result when users filter by a specific category (e.g., "Design Tools", "Developer Tools").
* **Placement**: Locked to the top of category feeds.
* **Pricing**: \$75 / week.
### C. Newsletter Sponsorship
Feature your tool in our weekly newsletter sent to over 10,000+ AI developers, makers, and enthusiasts.
* **Format**: Dedicated sponsor feature block (Logo, Title, 150-word description, CTA button).
* **Availability**: 1 sponsor slot per weekly edition.
* **Pricing**: \$200 / edition.
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## 3. How to Apply
If you are interested in booking a sponsorship slot:
1. Log in to your FutureStack account.
2. Head to the **Maker Console** and click **Promote** next to your tool.
3. Select your desired placement and choose your dates on the calendar.
4. If the dates are available, click **Request Booking**. Our team will review your tool to ensure it meets our utility standards and send a payment invoice within 24 hours.
For custom campaign inquiries or package discounts, email us directly at [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com).
# Widgets and badges
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/makers/widgets-and-badges
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title: "Widgets & Badges"
description: "Promote your launch by embedding official FutureStack upvote badges on your website."
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# Embeddable Widgets & Badges
If you've launched on FutureStack, the best way to gather upvotes and reviews is by letting your existing website visitors know about your launch.
We provide official, dynamic embeddable badges that show your live upvote count or spotlight status directly on your landing page.
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## 1. Available Badge Types
### A. "Upvote us on FutureStack" Badge
A clean badge displaying the FutureStack logo. Perfect for launch days.
* **Format**: SVG / Inline HTML.
* **Style**: Dark and Light themes.
### B. "Featured on FutureStack" Badge
Showcases that your tool is listed in our marketplace. Great for ongoing social proof.
### C. "Stack of the Day" Badge
Exclusive badge reserved for tools selected as our daily featured pick.
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## 2. Grabbing Your Embed Code
To generate your HTML embed code:
1. Log in to your FutureStack account.
2. Go to the **Maker Console** and click **Get Badges** next to your tool.
3. Choose your badge style, background theme (Light/Dark), and copy the code.
Alternatively, you can manually construct your badge image URL using the template below:
### HTML Embed Template
```html theme={null}
```
### Markdown Embed Template
```markdown theme={null}
[](https://www.usefuturestack.com/tool/your-tool-slug)
```
Replace `your-tool-slug` with your tool's actual URL slug, and customize `theme` to `light` or `dark`.
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## 3. Best Practices for Placement
* **Above the Fold**: Place the badge where visitors can immediately spot it (e.g. in the top-right corner or right below your primary hero CTA).
* **Launch Announcements**: Share the badge code in your launch newsletters, Slack community, or social posts.
* **Keep it Organic**: The badge is designed to send users to your listing page where they must log in to upvote. Avoid attempting to automate clicks or votes using custom scripts; doing so will trigger our safety filters.
# Manage preferences
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/newsletter/manage-preferences
Change frequency, topics, or unsubscribe from FutureStack newsletters.
## Unsubscribe
Click the Unsubscribe link at the bottom of any newsletter email. This removes you immediately. No confirmation step.
You can also manage your subscription directly at [newsletter.futurestack.me](https://newsletter.futurestack.me).
## Change your email
If you want to receive the newsletter at a different email address, unsubscribe from the current one and resubscribe with the new address at [newsletter.futurestack.me](https://newsletter.futurestack.me).
## Resubscribe
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## Not receiving emails
Check your spam or promotions folder. The newsletter comes from FutureStack via Beehiiv. Add the sender address to your contacts to make sure future issues land in your inbox.
If you are still not receiving it after checking spam, email [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com) and we will look into it.
# Overview
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/newsletter/overview
The best new AI tools, delivered every Friday from FutureStack.
The Stack is FutureStack's free weekly newsletter. Every week we send the best new AI tools, community picks, and one practical AI workflow tip.
## What is inside each issue
* **Tool of the week**: one featured tool with a real use case
* **New this week**: the best tools added to FutureStack in the past 7 days
* **Community pick**: the highest upvoted tool from the community that week
* **Workflow tip**: one short, practical way to use AI better
## How to subscribe
You can subscribe in three ways:
1. Tick the newsletter checkbox when creating your FutureStack account
2. Enter your email in the newsletter widget in the FutureStack homepage sidebar
3. Go directly to [newsletter.futurestack.me](https://newsletter.futurestack.me)
## Managing your subscription
To update your email preferences or unsubscribe, click the Unsubscribe link at the bottom of any newsletter email. You can also manage preferences at [newsletter.futurestack.me](https://newsletter.futurestack.me).
## For makers
Getting your tool featured in the newsletter puts it in front of thousands of active AI tool users. There is no paid placement. Tools get featured based on quality, community signal, and editorial relevance.
If you think your tool is a fit for an upcoming issue, email [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com) with the subject line "Newsletter feature."
# Subscribe
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/newsletter/subscribe
Join the FutureStack newsletter for weekly AI tool highlights.
The Stack by FutureStack is a free weekly newsletter. Here is how to subscribe.
## Three ways to subscribe
**From the homepage** Enter your email in the newsletter widget in the right sidebar on [usefuturestack.com](https://www.usefuturestack.com) and click Subscribe.
**During signup** When creating a FutureStack account, the newsletter checkbox is ticked by default. Leave it checked to subscribe automatically.
**Directly** Go to [newsletter.futurestack.me](https://newsletter.futurestack.me) and enter your email.
## What you get
A weekly email every Friday with:
* One featured AI tool of the week
* The best new tools added to FutureStack that week
* The highest upvoted community pick
* One practical AI workflow tip
## Privacy
We never share or sell your email address. You can unsubscribe at any time with one click from any newsletter email.
# Content Policy
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/policies/content-policy
What is and isn't allowed on FutureStack.
We keep FutureStack high-signal by enforcing a clear content policy.
## Not allowed
* Hate speech, harassment, or threats
* Adult or sexually explicit content
* Misleading claims, scams, or MLM
* Spam, vote manipulation, or fake reviews
* Tools designed to harm or deceive users
## Enforcement
First violations usually get content removed and a warning. Repeated violations result in suspension or permanent bans. See also: [Community Guidelines](/community/community-guidelines).
# Cookies
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/policies/cookies
How FutureStack uses cookies and similar technologies.
We use cookies for:
* Keeping you signed in
* Saving your preferences (theme, sort)
* Privacy-friendly analytics
You can clear or block cookies anytime from your browser. Blocking essential cookies will sign you out.
# DMCA
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/policies/dmca
How to report copyright infringement on FutureStack.
We respect IP. If you believe content on FutureStack infringes your copyright, send a DMCA notice to [dmca@usefuturestack.com](mailto:dmca@usefuturestack.com) with:
* A description of the copyrighted work
* The URL of the infringing listing
* Your contact information
* A good-faith statement that the use is unauthorized
* An electronic signature
# Overview
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/stack-of-the-day/overview
One standout AI tool featured on FutureStack every single day.
Every day, one tool gets featured as the Stack of the Day on the FutureStack homepage. It sits in a dedicated card visible to every visitor.
## What it is
Stack of the Day is a daily editorial pick. It is the one tool we think deserves extra attention that day. It could be newly approved, trending hard, or simply something underrated that deserves more visibility.
## How it is chosen
The Stack of the Day is selected manually by the FutureStack team. We look at:
* Tools that launched recently and are gaining momentum
* Underrated tools with strong utility but low visibility
* Tools that are particularly relevant to something happening in AI that week
* Community nominations sent to us via email
It is not a paid placement. You cannot buy Stack of the Day.
## What the featured tool gets
* Prominent placement on the homepage for the full day
* A significant boost in visibility and clicks
* An embeddable Stack of the Day badge to display on your own website, linking back to your FutureStack listing
## How to get featured
There is no application form. The best way to increase your chances:
* Make sure your listing is complete with a strong logo, description, and killer feature
* Get genuine upvotes from real users
* Email us at [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com) with a short note on why your tool deserves the spotlight
Past Stack of the Day picks are archived and still visible on individual tool pages.
# Edit or remove
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/submissions/edit-or-remove
How to update your listing or take your tool down from FutureStack.
Need to make changes to your listing? Here is how to update or remove your tool.
## Editing your listing
Log into your account, go to your profile, and open your submitted tools. Click Edit on the tool you want to update.
Minor changes like fixing a typo, updating your tagline, or swapping a logo go live immediately without re-review.
Major changes trigger a quick re-review before going live. These include:
* Changing the tool name
* Changing the website URL
* Changing the category
* Significantly rewriting the description
## Removing a tool
If you want to take your tool off FutureStack entirely, go to your tool settings and select Remove Listing. The tool is delisted immediately.
Reviews and upvote totals are archived but no longer publicly visible. This cannot be undone without resubmitting.
## Transferring ownership
If you sold your tool or are handing it off to someone else, email us at [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com) with the tool name and the new owner email. We will transfer the listing manually.
Don't own the listing yet? [Claim your tool](/makers/claim-your-tool) first.
# Review process
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/submissions/review-process
What happens after you submit a tool to FutureStack, from queue to approval.
Every submission goes through a quick human review before going live. Here is exactly what happens after you hit Submit.
Your tool lands in our review queue and you get a confirmation email. The admin team is notified immediately.
We verify the tool exists, the website is live, and the description is original and accurate. We also check that the tool meets our listing standards.
We look at the logo, tagline, description, category, and role tags. If anything is missing or unclear, we may fill in small gaps ourselves or reach out to you.
If approved, your tool goes live in the feed under New This Week and gets 7 days of guaranteed visibility. If rejected, you get an email explaining why and what to fix before resubmitting.
## How long does it take
We aim to review all submissions within 48 hours. During high-volume periods it may take up to 72 hours.
## Common reasons for rejection
* The tool is on a waitlist with no working product
* The description is copy-pasted from the tool website
* The logo is missing or low quality
* The tool is not AI-powered in a meaningful way
* The website URL does not load
## After approval
Once live, your tool appears in the feed and gets indexed by Google via our sitemap. You will receive an email confirmation with a link to your listing.
Need to update your listing after approval? See [Edit or Remove](/submissions/edit-or-remove).
# Submission guidelines
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/submissions/submission-guidelines
What we look for, what we don't allow, and how to get your AI tool approved on the first try.
We want every listing on FutureStack to be useful, real, and trustworthy.
## What we approve
* AI-powered tools (any modality: text, image, video, audio, code, data)
* Tools with a live, working product (free or paid)
* Clear positioning and honest claims
* Original work or meaningful additions to open source
## What we reject
* Waitlists with no product
* Re-uploads of someone else's tool
* Scams, MLM, or misleading claims
* Adult or unsafe content
* Pure affiliate landing pages
## Tips that help
* Use a sharp logo at 512×512
* Tagline should explain *what it does*, not what it feels like
* Include at least one real screenshot of the product UI
# Submit a tool
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/submissions/submit-a-tool
Submit your AI tool to FutureStack, free, fast, and built for makers.
Submitting a tool to FutureStack is free and takes about 5 minutes. Once approved, your tool goes live in front of thousands of people actively looking for AI tools.
## Before you submit
Read the [Submission Guidelines](/submissions/submission-guidelines) to understand what gets approved. Tools that follow the guidelines get reviewed faster and approved on the first try.
## How to submit
Visit [usefuturestack.com/submit](https://www.usefuturestack.com/submit). You do not need an account to submit, but having one lets you track your submission status.
You will need: tool name, website URL, a short tagline under 150 characters, a full description of at least 150 words, category, pricing tier, target roles, and supported platforms.
Upload a square logo at 512x512px. Clear, recognizable logos perform significantly better in the feed.
Check the affiliate consent box if you are open to FutureStack using an affiliate link where available. This costs you nothing and supports the platform.
Hit Submit Tool. You will see a confirmation page and receive an email once your tool has been reviewed.
## What happens next
Your submission goes into a manual review queue. We aim to review all submissions within 48 hours. See the [Review Process](/submissions/review-process) page for full details.
Before submitting, skim the [Submission Guidelines](/submissions/submission-guidelines) to get approved on the first try.
# Login issues
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/troubleshooting/login-issues
Fix common sign-in problems on FutureStack.
## Wrong email or password
Double-check that you are using the same email you signed up with. Passwords are case-sensitive.
If you have forgotten your password, go to [usefuturestack.com/login](https://www.usefuturestack.com/login) and click Forgot Password. We will send a reset link to your email within a few minutes.
## Reset email not arriving
Check your spam or junk folder. If it is not there after 5 minutes, try requesting another reset.
## Account not verified
If you signed up but never clicked the verification link in your welcome email, your account may be inactive. Check your inbox for an email from FutureStack and click the verification link. If you cannot find it, email us at [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com) and we will verify your account manually.
## Locked out completely
If none of the above works, email [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com) from the email address you signed up with and we will sort it out.
# Missing upvotes
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/troubleshooting/missing-upvotes
Why your upvote count may change and how to investigate on FutureStack.
## Your upvote disappeared after logging in
Upvotes made without an account are tracked by browser fingerprint. When you log in, the system switches to your user ID. If the fingerprint and account do not match, the anonymous upvote may not carry over. To avoid this in future, log in before upvoting.
## The tool upvote count went down
Upvote counts can decrease if:
* Spam or bot votes were detected and removed by our filters
* A user who upvoted the tool deleted their account
* Votes from duplicate accounts were cleaned up
This is intentional. Upvote counts on FutureStack reflect genuine community signal.
## You cannot upvote a tool
Make sure you are logged in. If the upvote button is not responding, try a hard refresh with Ctrl + Shift + R on Windows or Cmd + Shift + R on Mac.
If the problem persists, report it at [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com) with the tool name and your browser.
# Report a bug
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/troubleshooting/report-a-bug
Help us fix issues on FutureStack, here's how to submit a great bug report.
If something on FutureStack is broken, we want to know.
## How to report
Email [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com) with the subject line "Bug report" and include:
* What you were trying to do
* What happened instead
* The URL of the page where it happened
* Your browser and device (for example, Chrome on Windows or Safari on iPhone)
* A screenshot if possible
The more detail you include, the faster we can fix it.
## Common issues with quick fixes
* **Page not loading**: try a hard refresh with Ctrl + Shift + R on Windows or Cmd + Shift + R on Mac
* **Upvote not working**: make sure you are logged in and try refreshing
* **Search returning no results**: try a shorter or different search term
* **Login loop**: clear your browser cookies and try again
## Response time
We aim to respond to bug reports within 24 hours and fix critical issues within 48 hours.
# Submission issues
Source: https://help.usefuturestack.com/troubleshooting/submission-issues
What to do when your tool submission fails or gets rejected.
## The form will not submit
Check that all required fields are filled in. The most commonly missed fields are the full description (minimum 150 words) and the logo upload. Also check that your website URL starts with https\://.
## Logo upload failed
Try a smaller file. Logos should be PNG or JPG, square, and ideally 512x512px. Files larger than 2MB may fail. If the upload keeps failing, skip it for now and submit without a logo. You can add it later after approval.
## Duplicate warning
If you see a message saying the tool may already be listed, search FutureStack for your tool name before submitting again. If it is already live, you can claim the listing instead. See [Claim Your Tool](/makers/claim-your-tool).
## No confirmation email
Check your spam folder. If nothing arrives after 10 minutes, your submission still went through. Email [team.futurestack@gmail.com](mailto:team.futurestack@gmail.com) with your tool name to confirm.
## Submission rejected
You will receive an email explaining the reason. Fix the issues mentioned and resubmit. See [Submission Guidelines](/submissions/submission-guidelines) for what we look for.