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Search 523 websites across 16 topics. Every entry lists what the service actually does, and anyone who has used it can leave a review.
- Websites in the catalogue
- 523
- Topics
- 16
- Reviews written by us
- zero, ever
How Phyco works
One review per person
An account can leave a single review per website, and the account needs a confirmed email address. It does not stop every abuse, but it stops the easy kind.
Owners answer in public
A verified owner can reply once to any review. The reply sits under the review, so a disagreement stays visible instead of quietly disappearing.
Dead sites get removed
Every listing is re-checked automatically. A site that stops responding is flagged, its owner is warned, and after three failed checks it leaves the catalogue.
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Latest reviews
2 so far
It really cool!
Good free alternative for Suno.
Comfy →very strange service
An interesting and well-made service. The interface looks polished and the whole concept feels creative, but at the same time it’s quite unusual. I spent some time exploring it and still wasn’t completely sure what the practical purpose is or who exactly it’s intended for. Interesting idea and execution, but the use case could definitely be explained more clearly.
PokéGen →
For website owners
Run a website?
Add it to the catalogue for free. You get a page that describes what you do, a link people can find in search, and a place to answer your users in public. A person checks every submission.
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A meta tag, a file at the site root, or a DNS record. Any one of them unlocks editing, the Verified badge and replies to reviews.