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NoSignups, formerly FckSignups, is an open source list of browser tools that are open source and work without an account. Tools are added through a GitHub issue or the site's Submit a tool form and stored in a public tools.json file.

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Is NoSignups worth it?

Worth a submission only if your tool is open source, runs in the browser and needs no account. The tool link carries rel=noopener noreferrer, so it is followed, but the page is rendered with JavaScript from a JSON file. Most attention comes from the GitHub repository, not the site. With hundreds of open issues, do not count on a quick addition.

Who should submit to NoSignups?

Suits makers of open source, in-browser utilities for developers, designers and privacy-minded users. Not a fit for SaaS products with sign-up, closed source tools, desktop or mobile apps, or anything that needs an install.

What you need before you submit

  • Open source with a public repository
  • Works fully without an account
  • Runs in the browser
  • One-sentence description under 140 characters
  • 3 to 5 tags and one category

How to submit to NoSignups

  1. Check your tool against the three rules
  2. Open the Request to Add a Tool issue template on GitHub, or use the Submit a tool button on nosignups.net
  3. Fill in name, description, URL, tags, GitHub link and category
  4. Wait for the maintainer to add it to tools.json

NoSignups: pros and cons

Pros

  • Free
  • No account needed when using the site's form
  • Followed link to the tool
  • The GitHub repository has a sizable star count
  • Cards show your license and GitHub stars

Cons

  • Strict rules exclude most commercial software
  • Links render client-side, not in server HTML
  • Hundreds of open submission issues
  • No stated review time
  • No traffic figures published

Tips for NoSignups

  • Link the repository so the card shows stars and license
  • Keep the description to one plain sentence
  • Pick the closest of the listed categories
  • Check that the main feature works with no sign-in before you submit

Questions about NoSignups

How much does it cost to list a tool on NoSignups?
Listing a tool on NoSignups is free.
Does NoSignups give a dofollow link?
Yes. A listing on NoSignups links to your site with a dofollow link.
Does NoSignups ask for a backlink or a badge?
No. It lists a tool without asking for a badge or a link back.
How long does NoSignups take to list a tool?
No stated time; large open issue backlog.
Is the NoSignups link dofollow?
Yes. In a check in November 2026, the site's code renders each tool link with rel=noopener noreferrer and no nofollow. The links are built in the browser from a JSON file, not served as plain HTML.
What does NoSignups cost?
Nothing. Submissions are free through a GitHub issue or the form on the site.
What tools qualify?
The issue template says a tool must be open source, need no signup and run in the browser.
How long does approval take?
No time is stated. In November 2026 the repository showed hundreds of open issues, many of them submissions.

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