Developers and publishers: being listed on LicitPro

How a project is listed

LicitPro discovers projects in public sources (Flathub, F-Droid, Winget, Wikidata, code repositories) and publishes a listing once its category, official site and free status are established by a reliable source. GitHub gems are chosen on public signals (recent activity, licence, age), with no paid placement.

• The project must be genuinely free, at least in a clearly defined version.
• The official site must respond, and downloads must come from the publisher.
• No modified software, no keys, no circumvention of protections.

Suggesting or correcting a listing

Is something wrong (pricing, licence, platforms, official site)? The report form, available on every listing, is linked directly to it: point to the official page that proves it. To suggest a missing project, write to the contact address with its official site.

Citing your listing: optional badge

Every published listing has an SVG badge showing its verified free status, available at /badge/<identifier>.svg; the identifier is in the badge address shown on the listing. Displaying it is entirely optional: it changes neither the ranking, nor the description, nor how often it is checked.

What we never ask for

• No payment, no required backlink, no link exchange.
• No access to your account, repository or statistics.
• No exclusivity: your users are always sent to your official site.