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Browse products by tech stack

See what products are built with — 64 stacks across 9 categories.

See what makers actually build with

Every product on LaunchZone declares what it is built with, and this directory turns that into 64 stacks you can browse. Open a stack to see the products shipping on it — useful when you are picking a tool and want to know who actually runs it in production, or when you are researching what indie makers reach for in 2026.

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Language

TypeScript logoTypeScript(21)JavaScript logoJavaScript(20)Python logoPython(16)Swift logoSwift(10)Java logoJava(7)PHP logoPHP(7)Go logoGo(5)Dart logoDart(4)Kotlin logoKotlin(4)Rust logoRust(4)C++ logoC++(2)

Frontend

Next.js logoNext.js(44)React logoReact(38)Tailwind CSS logoTailwind CSS(22)Astro logoAstro(5)Svelte logoSvelte(4)Nuxt logoNuxt(3)Vue.js logoVue.js(3)Angular logoAngular(2)Bootstrap logoBootstrap(2)jQuery logojQuery(2)Sass logoSass(1)Vite logoVite(1)

Backend

Node.js logoNode.js(12)FastAPI logoFastAPI(4)Laravel logoLaravel(3)NestJS logoNestJS(3).NET logo.NET(1)Flask logoFlask(1)Ruby on Rails logoRuby on Rails(1)Spring logoSpring(1)tRPC logotRPC(1)

Mobile & desktop

Flutter logoFlutter(8)React Native logoReact Native(7)Expo logoExpo(3)Electron logoElectron(2)

Database

Supabase logoSupabase(18)PostgreSQL logoPostgreSQL(12)Firebase logoFirebase(7)MongoDB logoMongoDB(6)Prisma logoPrisma(4)MySQL logoMySQL(3)Redis logoRedis(3)SQLite logoSQLite(3)

Cloud & infra

Cloudflare logoCloudflare(13)Google Cloud logoGoogle Cloud(12)Vercel logoVercel(10)AWS logoAWS(8)Netlify logoNetlify(2)Nginx logoNginx(2)DigitalOcean logoDigitalOcean(1)Docker logoDocker(1)GitHub Actions logoGitHub Actions(1)

AI

OpenAI logoOpenAI(9)PyTorch logoPyTorch(1)

Tooling

GitHub logoGitHub(16)Stripe logoStripe(6)WordPress logoWordPress(5)Clerk logoClerk(3)Figma logoFigma(3)Notion logoNotion(2)Twilio logoTwilio(1)

Testing & monitoring

Playwright logoPlaywright(1)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the LaunchZone tech stack directory?

It groups approved LaunchZone products by the technologies they are built with — 64 stacks across 9 categories, from languages and frameworks to databases, cloud and AI tooling.

How does a product end up under a stack?

Makers pick technologies from the LaunchZone tech stack catalog when submitting or editing a product. Those choices power every /stack/<name> page, so the listings are self-declared by the people who built the product.

How is this different from categories and tags?

Categories describe what a product does and tags describe its use case. Stacks describe how it is built — the right entry point when you are evaluating a technology rather than shopping for a product.

Can I get my product listed under a stack?

Yes. Submit your product and fill in the tech stack picker — it takes a moment and puts you in front of people researching those technologies.