Hey traders and builders 👋 Being plugged into financial markets for 7 years, I noticed internet is full of free trading edge that doesn't pale against professional tools used by hedge funds, but… - It's scattered across dozens of outdated sites and chat groups - It gets lost among recycled, generic and dishonest offerings - There's no transparent, unified platform for reviewing, learning and discussing them You’ll have to go through forums last updated in 2010, unofficial Telegram/Reddit groups and shared Google Sheets to research this stuff. Yikes! Introducing TradersList TradersList is a directory of hundreds of free trading tools, analytics, platforms, portfolio builders, dashboards and resources. Search and filter using up-to-date categories, save in bookmarks and check what others have to say in the comments. Get the gist in 30 seconds using AI powered summary going over the what's, why's and how's for each resource. Backed by online discussions and theory, curated by humans.
 Knowledge is power TradersList Base, a social knowledge base for traders, is where knowledge base and community get fused together. Each listing has a dedicated post on Base where users can openly discuss, review, share tutorials and use cases for listed resources. Community Listings section hosts trading edge submitted by community members, with a chance to get featured on the list and awarded with a Contributor badge. Indie built, 99% no-code Aside few snippets of code, TradersList runs fully on no-code tools without sacrificing rich features that you would normally see with complex tech stacks. Everything runs on Framer, Circle, Airtable and Make. That's it. Building a web app like this with only drag and drop style visual tools goes to show that today anyone can build beautiful, functional websites and apps without coding knowledge or a team.

Are you planning to include crypto trading resources too, or is this mainly focused on traditional markets? Interesting project though.

Insanely easy to use! And also made my life as a trader easier :)