All your extensions, one link

Extensions are easy to lose track of

Extension developers tend to build many small tools: a tab manager, a reading helper, a tweak for a site they use every day. Each one lives on a different store listing, and most of them never get a website.

makerhandle gives each extension a card with its icon, a one-line description, tags like Chrome, Firefox or Safari, a screenshot and a direct link to its store listing. That page becomes the website most of them never had.

Keep the graveyard honest

Browser APIs change, and some extensions stop working. Mark those Discontinued instead of letting users install something broken. One in progress can be Building. The one a company bought from you can be Acquired, which is worth showing.

Statuses take one click to change, so the page stays true without effort.

Revenue for paid tiers

Many extensions earn through a paid tier sold with Stripe. Connect a Stripe restricted key with Read access to Subscriptions and Charges, and your page shows MRR with a check mark, per extension.

The public leaderboard ranks projects by monthly revenue, which is a nice way for other makers to find your work. See how to show verified MRR.

Pricing

Free forever for five extensions. Pro is $20 a year for unlimited projects, all seven templates, a custom domain and a year of cookie-free analytics. See pricing.