Add your product once
Paste your URL and the extension reads your title, description, favicon and social image. Fix the wording, drop in a logo and screenshots — five minutes, once.
Save your name, tagline, descriptions, logo, screenshots, category and tags once. Then fill any submission form in one click — on all 975+ directories here, and anywhere else you list.
Paste your URL and the extension reads your title, description, favicon and social image. Fix the wording, drop in a logo and screenshots — five minutes, once.
Click the toolbar icon or press Alt+Shift+F. Nothing is watching your browsing — the extension only ever sees the tab you point it at. It works on the 975+ directories indexed here and anywhere else you list.
Fields fill in and flash purple. Anything it could not do — an odd dropdown, a locked uploader — is outlined in orange so you finish it yourself. Undo puts everything back.
Most people keep their listing copy in a doc and paste it field by field. That works until a form caps the description at 100 characters, wants a logo file, or hides the category behind a dropdown with 40 options.
A 60-character field gets your tagline. A 200-character one gets your short description. An open textarea gets the long version. Overflow is trimmed at a sentence, never mid-word.
Logo and screenshots go straight into the file picker — no digging through folders on every site. Images are resized when you save them so filling stays instant.
"AI" finds Artificial Intelligence. "Freemium" is not fooled by the Free option next to it. Pricing radio buttons are handled like dropdowns.
Search boxes, "confirm email", "how did you hear about us" and newsletter checkboxes are never touched. Terms checkboxes stay off unless you turn them on.
React and Vue forms usually ignore scripted typing. Values are set through the native setter and followed by real events, so the page believes a human typed them.
No access to your browsing at install. Filling uses Chrome’s activeTab permission — one tab, at the moment you ask, then handed back. Letting it spot forms on its own is an optional checkbox.
Link it to your SEOmade projects and submitting a form on a directory we track marks it as submitted on your dashboard automatically.
The Chrome Web Store listing is in review. Once it's approved this becomes a one-click install in Chrome, Edge, Brave and Arc — free, no account, nothing to configure.
Yes — free, with no account required. It works entirely offline on your own machine.
In your browser, on your device, using Chrome local storage. Nothing is uploaded to SEOmade or anywhere else. Export a JSON backup any time to move it to another browser.
None for your browsing when you install it. Filling uses Chrome’s activeTab permission, which gives the extension the one tab you pointed it at, only for that moment. Access to all sites is an optional checkbox that powers automatic form detection, and unticking it revokes the access immediately.
Any site with a form. It is tuned for directory and launch-platform submissions — the 975+ directories indexed on SEOmade — but the matching is generic, so it works on submission forms anywhere.
No, and that is deliberate. It fills the fields and stops. You read the listing over and press submit yourself, because a sloppy listing is worse than no listing.
No. The account only adds optional sync — linking a project so submissions tick themselves off on your dashboard. Everything else works signed out.
Yes. Any Chromium-based browser that supports Manifest V3 extensions can load it the same way.
Every one after that takes five seconds. Start with the directory index, sorted by domain rating.
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