Software and AI tools, jobs, restaurants and places, product catalogs, and agencies and services. Each includes a directory page, listing details, submission fields, and contextual actions. Product catalogs link to sellers; they are not a built-in inventory or fulfillment system.

Choose a category. A connected search or AI provider suggests candidate URLs, which are fetched and checked. Select one to inspect samples and suggest field mappings. Some websites need manual mapping or a browser-rendered adapter.

No. Source access, page structure, and website restrictions affect extraction. The setup shows check results and sample records before you run a collection. Missing fields are left empty for review.

Yes. Set a maximum number of new listings per run and a schedule. Your server scheduler calls the protected cron endpoint to process queued work. A run can finish below its target if a source runs out of records.

Yes. Preview another type and apply it in Directory design. Existing records stay assigned to their original type, and its scraper schedules pause. Switching back makes those records available again.

Yes. The Showcase folder is a separate frontend application with its own packages, assets, and configuration. Set its product URL, build it independently, and point it to your main website.

The main product needs MongoDB and authentication configuration. Scheduled collection needs a server cron trigger. AI, source search, payments, email, and image uploads use optional provider credentials. The showcase does not need the product database.