Rate and review tools
Every tool page now shows a star rating and lets you leave your own review, right alongside our match score and trust notes.
What's new
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Toolnaut is a solo-built beta that keeps improving. This is a plain-language record of what changed and when — no jargon, no commit hashes.
Suggest a tool or flag a wrong listing
Can’t find a tool, or spot one with stale info? Discover, Settings and every tool page now have a direct way to tell us.
Download a copy of your data
Settings now lets you download everything Toolnaut has stored for your account, not just delete it.
Add Toolnaut as a browser search engine
Type toolnaut.xyz into most browsers’ address bar and you can now search it directly, like any built-in search engine.
Keyboard navigation in popups now stays put
Tabbing through any dialog — delete account, command palette, install prompt, and more — no longer jumps you behind it into the page.
See the value of your stack, not just its cost
A new self-reported calculator on your Stack page estimates the time a tool saves you, right beside its cost.
Compare now shows real integration data
The Compare page’s "integrations" row now pulls from each tool’s own verified data instead of leaving the promise unfilled.
Jump to any tool with Cmd/Ctrl+K
A command palette now lets you search and jump straight to any of the 700+ tools without digging through Discover.
Compare Toolnaut to other AI directories
New pages break down how Toolnaut differs from other tool directories — a personalized stack and roadmap, not just a bigger list.
Status warnings now show up in your stack
A tool marked uncertain or degraded now shows that warning on your Stack page too, not just on its own tool page.
The spend audit is easier to find
The tool that flags overlapping subscriptions and estimates savings is now mentioned everywhere Pro is sold, not just buried in the app.
Fixed the Founder checkout link
The "Founder" pricing link now actually selects the Founder plan at checkout instead of defaulting to a different one.
The galaxy is clickable
Hover over a star in the interactive galaxy and click through straight to search for that tool.
Fresh Finds matches your role
The "New this week" strip on Discover now surfaces tools in your own domain first, instead of showing the same list to everyone.
Settings tells the truth about syncing
The Settings page used to say your data never leaves this device — it now correctly says when sign-in sync is on, since that backend already existed.
A real Support page
Questions, refund requests and account help now go to a proper /support page instead of a dead end.
7-day free trial, then one payment — never a subscription
Full access is free for 7 days. After that it is a single one-time pass, not a recurring plan — nothing renews automatically.
Email alerts for new tools
Turn on notifications in Settings to hear about freshly discovered tools as the radar finds them.
Sort your search results
Discover now lets you sort by best match, newest, or A–Z instead of one fixed order.
Search without signing in
A new public search page lets anyone look up a tool by name before creating a stack.
Browse new tools without an account
Every tool the nightly radar finds is now visible on a public "new this month" page — no login required.
"Best AI tools for X" pages
Each catalog domain — code, design, writing, data, automation, learning — now has its own browsable, linkable page.
Save tools to Favorites
Star any tool from Discover or a tool page and find it again later in Favorites.
Share, compare, and export your stack
Your personalized stack now has a shareable link, a side-by-side comparison view, and a plain-text export.