Researched lists across every sector we find interesting, tracked for which ones Google and AI engines actually cite. Funded by Kymo. Every result goes public.
Wave one is in research. One methodology, eight sectors, every list tracked from day one.
For people running a SaaS business: billing, analytics, onboarding and support tools.
Open-source alternatives to the tools everyone pays for, checked against real GitHub activity.
Design tools and resources: fonts, icon sets, mockup kits.
Tax tools, wallets and exchanges. High stakes, so the sourcing bar is higher.
Remote job boards and AI training platforms.
Our home turf, so conflicts get tagged most carefully here.
Places and kit we've used first-hand.
Consumer products, where Reddit and big review sites dominate. The toughest test.
Whatever we find interesting next. Each new sector starts its own clock.
Listicles is a public experiment funded by Kymo, an AI-visibility analytics platform.
The entry is a product built or advised by the team behind this site, including Kymo. Tagged entries stay in the list, and they are part of what we measure.
Every list carries the same methodology block: scope, weighted criteria, dated sources, what we didn't test, and when it was last updated.
Kymo tracks which pages Google and AI engines crawl, cite and send clicks from. Every list is a data point.
[CADENCE]. Every report lands in /experiment, including what didn't work.
Yes. Suggestions go through the same methodology as every other entry. Write to [EMAIL].
Each findings report covers what got cited, by which engines, and which formats won. Including what didn't work.