The living index of software built with AI

Synaptic Registry is an independent directory of applications and websites built with AI-native development tools — Base44, Lovable, Supabase, Replit, Bolt and the growing stack around them. Most directories answer a narrow question: what launched today. We focus on a practical question: which relevant AI-built products are documented in this registry, what they publicly say they do, and what evidence supports their classification.

Every listing starts as public evidence. We look at what a product says about itself on its own pages — its description, its features, its pricing, its audience — and turn that into a structured profile: category, product type, business model, target audience, geography, language, integrations and maturity. That structure is what makes the registry searchable in ways a link list never can be. You can look for healthcare tools built with Lovable, Hebrew-language property apps, or Base44 products with public pricing, and get a constrained answer based on documented listing fields rather than a platform-only keyword match.

Who it is for. Builders comparing platforms before committing to one. Buyers looking for a tool in a specific niche. Investors, journalists and researchers who need a defensible sample of what the AI-native software ecosystem looks like right now. And the founders themselves, who can claim their listing, prove they control the domain, and keep their own profile accurate.

How it operates. Synaptic Registry is an independent editorial project. Discovery, classification and re-checking are manual, request-only processes rather than continuous scanning. Featured selections are editorial and never imply owner verification or a security assessment. Only intentionally public product information is listed.

We are not claiming to be the largest directory of anything. We are building the most useful independent registry of AI-built software, and we would rather be trusted than big.