Founder interviews and an open repository of useful work
Publish the story behind your project, create a new backlink to your website, and give more people a useful way to discover you.
Free to publish
Curated with care
What is simple-repo?
01 — The ideaPart founder interview.
Part open directory.
Entirely built for discovery.
Most project directories reduce good work to a logo and a link. simple-repo turns thoughtful answers into a founder profile and journalist-style project story—each connected back to your work through a permanent public URL.
Create your free interviewRecently published
| Project | Description | Can help with | Looking for | Tags | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CallButlerby TON | An on-demand concierge service for tourists and expats. We are the human… | For anyone planning to travel to Japan, we would be happy to b… | We would like to build more B2B partnerships with overseas tra… | ||
| Create Spotby TON | Create Spot is a platform where you can discover and follow your favorit… | Recommending places to visit, planning itineraries, providing… | Collaborating with creators, especially those in the food and… | ||
| Open Benchby Mina Park | A shared directory for local maker spaces and workshops. | Community playbooks and data cleanup | Maintainers and city-level contributors | ||
| Signal Notesby Mina Park | Turn customer conversations into a weekly signal report. | Research templates and workflow design | Design partners with active support teams | ||
| Tiny Launchby Mina Park | A calm launch checklist for independent makers. | Launch feedback and copy reviews | Early adopters building in public |
“What happened that made you create it?”
CallButler started as a service to solve my own pain point.Read the full interview
Every founder answers questions that make the page worth reading.
Why publish here
Guided questions turn your project, origin, customers, and lessons into credible long-form content—with a public founder profile that helps readers know who is behind it.
Every published project links back to your website from a page that explains what you do, giving readers and search engines another durable route to your work.
Visitors can find you through search, tags, founder profiles, and the repository—then understand what you offer and need before reaching out.
Every listing says both “what I need” and “what I can offer,” so discovery can create partnerships instead of one-way promotion.
Good work travels further
when people know the story.
From answers to opportunities
Complete a guided founder interview about the work, the people, the customers, and the challenge.
Choose the questions, tags, images, and profile details that help people understand you and your work.
Your interview and profile become public, shareable pages with a direct backlink to your project.
Readers find you through the repository, learn the story, and reach you directly with relevant context.
Open, not unfiltered
Detailed interview prompts discourage thin, copy-and-paste listings.
Every interview is checked before publication, and you can make an approved project private or public whenever you need to.
No gated inbox. Readers can visit the project or start a conversation.
You receive a real public page and backlink—not promises about rankings, authority, indexing, or traffic.
What are you building?
Why does it need to exist?
Who could help it travel further?
Give your project more than a listing: a story people can understand, a backlink they can follow, and another place your work can be found.
Start your founder interview