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What is stackd.cc?
Stackd.cc is a live leaderboard showing the AI tools that real builders actually use together in their stacks. Instead of a catalog of every AI tool that exists, it focuses on what people genuinely reach for past launch-week hype, and what they pair together. Users can add their own AI tool stack to the board, browse stacks run by real builders, see what's climbing in popularity, and discover what tools pair well together.
Key features include a ranked leaderboard that shows stacks by how many real people adopt them (not by who paid to be listed), the ability to see which tools go together, a
stackd.cc pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free to use. No signup required to share your stack. The platform has no paid listings - all rankings are based on real adopter counts, not payment. There are no mentioned paid plans, subscription tiers, or pricing fees. Users can browse stacks and add their own completely free.
stackd.cc pros
- Shows real AI tools people actually run together, not hype
- Live leaderboard ranks stacks by real adopter count
- No signup required to share your stack
- Votes pool on the toolset, not on the person
- Numbers stay honest with empty state shown when no data
- See what tools pair well together
- Discover what's climbing in popularity
- Browse stacks from real builders and engineers
- Can submit new AI tools not already in database
- Full standings available beyond top leaderboard
- system shows community Preference
- Adopter counts show real usage volume
- No paid listings - rankings are authentic
- Actionable tool discovery through pairings
- Simple three-step process: find, see pairs, add yours
stackd.cc cons
- Not a catalog of every AI tool that exists
- Limited to tools people actually submit
- New or niche tools may have zero adopters
- No detailed tool reviews or comparisons
- Stacks shown are user-submitted, not verified
- Limited filtering or search options visible
- No user profiles or follow features
- Beta-stage product with basic features
Frequently asked questions about stackd.cc
What is stackd.cc?
Stackd.cc is a live leaderboard of the AI tools real builders actually reach for and use together as a stack. It shows what pairs well, what's climbing in popularity, and what to try next. Instead of listing every AI tool that exists, it focuses on what people genuinely run together past launch-week hype.
How does the leaderboard ranking work?
The leaderboard ranks stacks by how many real people run them (adopter count), not by who paid to be on a list. Votes pool on the toolset rather than the person, so if multiple people quietly run the same combo, it climbs organically based on actual usage.
Do I need to sign up to use stackd.cc?
No signup is required to share your stack or browse the leaderboard. You can add your stack and see who runs the same without creating an account.
Can I submit a new AI tool that's not on the platform?
Yes, you can submit any AI tools that aren already there if you really think people are using them. The platform allows users to add new tools to the database.
What makes stackd.cc different from other AI tool directories?
Stackd.cc focuses on what people actually run together as a stack, not a catalog of every tool that exists. Other directories list top-10 tools or every tool available, but stackd shows real pairings and usage patterns from builders.
Who should use stackd.cc?
Stackd.cc is for builders, engineers, developers, and anyone trying to figure out what AI tools to use. It's especially useful for people who want to see what's working for real practitioners rather than marketing claims.
What information is shown for each stack?
Each stack shows the tools in combination (like Claude Code, Cursor, Vercel), the number of adopters, and the love count. Stacks are ranked numerically on the leaderboard with full standings available.
Is the data verified or user-submitted?
The data is user-submitted - you share the few tools you actually reach for, and the platform ranks them by how many real people run them. The numbers stay honest and show empty state when there's no data.