

Submit your product, claim your square, and turn a single tile into instant product discovery.
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Million Dot Homepage is a visual grid built for discovering new products and tools. Instead of scrolling through an endless feed, you browse a wall of tiles where each square represents a product waiting to be found. Makers submit their product, claim a square, and let a single tile do the work of putting their tool in front of people actively looking for something new.
The concept is simple: a shared canvas where every square is a doorway. Featured products sit alongside a broader directory of listings spanning categories like AI assistants, image generation, productivity, marketing, business and finance, mobile apps, and developer tools. Each listing carries a short description, a category tag, and a pricing model such as Free, Freemium, Free Trial, or Paid — so you can judge relevance at a glance before clicking through.
Every product occupies a square on a shared grid, turning browsing into a spatial, scan-friendly experience rather than a ranked list. Tiles link directly to the product, so discovery and visiting happen in one motion.
Makers submit their product and claim a square, giving each listing a fixed, visible home on the grid. This keeps the surface curated rather than infinite.
Listings display a category — such as AI Assistants, Image Generation, Marketing, or Business & Finance — alongside a pricing model like Free, Freemium, Free Trial, or Paid. That context helps visitors filter mentally as they scan.
A Featured Products section highlights selected tools above the full directory, giving standout listings extra visibility on the page.
One square can be the difference between a product nobody sees and a product somebody clicks.
That framing is the whole appeal. Most directories bury listings in pagination or rank them by opaque signals; Million Dot Homepage makes placement physical and immediate. The grid format also rewards curiosity — you scan, you spot something unfamiliar, you click. For makers, the pitch is equally direct: claim space, get seen.
You're launching a product and want another discovery surface beyond the usual channels, or you simply enjoy browsing a broad mix of AI tools, creative apps, and business software in one visual sweep. If you like the idea of discovery as a grid rather than a feed, this is worth a look.
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