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Spiteware.ai Launches a Directory Whose Only Submission Rule Is "Tell Me What It Replaces and What It Costs"
A Show HN on September 12 launched spiteware.ai, a catalog of free apps built specifically in reaction to a paywall, citing triggers like a $14.99/month subscription, a Pro-tier upgrade, per-seat licensing, and "Notion asked for $10." Submissions must name the commercial product they replace and its price, which makes the directory a running index of which pricing decisions are provoking replacement builds. Right now it is nearly empty: the app count renders as a placeholder and the site reports $0.00 earned, so this is worth noting as a structure rather than as data.
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