Mydentify is an intent-first product discovery platform for people who know what they want to accomplish but do not yet know which product fits. Instead of making visitors begin with a brand name or a long software category, Mydentify starts with a practical goal. It connects that goal to relevant products, clear use cases, pricing context, supporting evidence, and public product pages that are easy to compare.

The platform is useful for buyers, founders, researchers, and AI agents. A person can browse products built for a specific outcome, review concise explanations of what each product helps with, and follow links to learn more. Founders can create a permanent product listing and connect it only to the use cases their product genuinely supports. Researchers can use the startup directory database to compare places to launch or list a product by price, link type, reported domain rating, verification level, and Mydentify’s own directory score.

Mydentify also runs a weekly community product leaderboard. Each round focuses on one human intent, such as getting healthy or building a habit. Members back the products that fit the intent best, rankings remain visible during the week, and the final result becomes a permanent public record. Daily momentum badges recognize activity, while the weekly winner receives lasting recognition. The system is designed so products can earn visibility through authentic member signals rather than manufactured votes.

Product and directory records are built to work for both people and machines. Mydentify publishes crawlable pages, consistent canonical URLs, structured data, product feeds, agent-readable files, and documented data surfaces. These formats help search engines, assistants, and other software retrieve the same core facts that visitors can read on the site. Mydentify does not promise that any search engine or AI system will cite a page, but it makes the information easier to discover, inspect, and verify.

Browsing Mydentify and listing a product are free. Independent builders can also choose a one-time $39 Founding Player Pass that lets one product compete on weekly leaderboards. The main use cases are finding software for a goal, comparing products, researching startup directories, publishing a credible product record, improving product discoverability, and earning community-backed visibility. Mydentify is built with Next.js, React, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, Tailwind CSS, Stripe, and Sentry, and it launched in its current form on January 1, 2026.

Visitors can also read original articles about product discovery, directory strategy, link quality, and AI-readable publishing. The editorial approach separates verified facts from reported claims and records review dates so readers can judge how current each directory or product record is.