For makers who found their product here
Scouted listings, explained
FullStackHockey is where the hockey community catalogs the tech being built for the game. Some products are launched here by their makers; others are scouted — a community member spotted something good and added it so hockey people could find it. If your product is here and you didn't put it here, that's what happened: someone thought your work was worth showing off.
The best move: claim your page
Claiming is free, takes a minute, and we verify every claim by hand — usually within a day. The page becomes yours, and everything it already earned comes with it:
- ✓Every upvote, medal, comment, and ranking the page already earned — you keep all of it
- ✓Edit access: your words, your screenshots, your links
- ✓The Official badge, so the community knows it's really you
- ✓The locker room — the discussion under your product, with your replies wearing the Maker badge
- ✓One free relaunch: a fresh launch week and a new shot at the Standings
Find your product and hit “Claim this page,” or read why makers launch here.
What we promise about scouted pages
Only public information
A scouted page is built from what the product already says about itself publicly — name, tagline, website, screenshots. Nothing private, nothing invented.
Clearly labeled
Until its maker claims it, the page is marked as scouted — nobody is pretending to speak for you, and there's no Official badge on it.
Humans decide, fast
Claims and removal requests are reviewed by a person, usually within a day or two. Nothing is removed — or kept up — by an algorithm.
Your call is final
If you're verified as the maker and you want the listing gone, it comes down. No dark patterns, no wearing you down.
Rather not be listed? Ask for removal.
We'd rather you claimed the page — but it's your product, and this is the honest fallback. Fill this in and a human reviews it, usually within a day or two. Removal archives the page; if you change your mind later, one email brings it back as yours.