Submit a kit

Put the build recipe you made onto this shelf. We review it and let you know whether it goes live. Submitting is free. New to this? Start with how to make a kit.

What we look at

A kit runs inside someone else's machine. Unlike something you read, its contents get executed as they are. So we always check these four things.

Has it been used for real work? Things that were only built are not accepted. Write down what you had to fix once you used it for real. That is the substance of a kit.
Are keys, real data, photos or contact endpoints left inside? An automatic check runs too.
Does it infringe on anyone's rights? Redistributing other companies' logos, characters or paid assets, for example.
If it handles personal data, is the handling written down? State whether sign-in and access limits are needed.

Submission

Kit name e.g. Property Flyer Kit

In one line, what does it do? e.g. Drop in photos and the property flyer is done

What problem does it solve? In words that make someone who does this work say "that's the one"

What you had to fix once you used it for real ★This is the heart of the review. One per line, as specific as you can.
e.g. "rounding the walking time breaks advertising law", "0.25pt rules disappear over fax"

Does it handle personal data?

Your kit as a zip Zip your kit folder and attach it (up to 20MB). It is not made public: only we and the review see it, and the zip that passes review is exactly what goes on the shelf Choose a zipor drop it here

How to zip: on Windows, right-click the folder → “Compress to” → “ZIP file”. On a Mac, right-click the folder → “Compress”.
If you built it with the kit-making kit, tell your AI “prepare the submission” and it will check the kit and make the zip for you.
Do not include keys (.env), .git or node_modules.

Company name This is the name shown as the publisher on the shelf

Contact name

Contact email

Anything else (optional)

website

Submit a kit

What we look at

Submission

Submission received