Flash is an AI agent that lives inside the Claude conversation and handles the tedious work of getting an app listed across dozens of directories. Instead of juggling a dashboard, spreadsheets, and a stream of confirmation emails, you describe your app once and Flash sorts every directory that fits into a clear plan before anything is sent.
How the sorting works
Flash ranks directories by Domain Rating and groups them by what they require. Free listings, badge-based listings, paid placements, and directories that need your own login all appear in one list, so you can see the real count for your app and decide what goes ahead. Nothing is submitted until you approve it.
Badge wall and tracking
About fifty directories list an app for free if the site shows their badge. Flash collects those badges into a single "Featured on" row in your footer, added with one snippet so the directories' checkers can see it. Directory mail lands in a Flash inbox or your Gmail with read-only access, letting Flash open confirmation links and read approvals. It then checks each listing page until it is live and links back to you.
Approvals and pacing
Flash never pays, never enters a card, and never posts anything public without your yes. Paid placements are surfaced for you to handle directly. Submissions are spread over several weeks, because a sudden burst of new links looks unnatural to search engines.
Who it is for
Indie developers, small product teams, and founders launching a new app who want directory coverage without spending days on forms and follow-ups. It suits anyone already working in Claude who prefers to keep launch chores in the same conversation rather than opening another tool.
What sets it apart
Most directory submission services are dashboards or done-for-you agencies. Flash keeps the whole process conversational, shows you the plan before acting, and stays within strict boundaries around payments and public posting. It is free for your first 100 directories, with paid tiers to follow, and is currently in private beta with a waiting list for early access.
