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Directory Content & Moderation Admin

2025Internal Tools & AdminCapability

What it is

The admin behind a public directory — submissions in, curated entries out.

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[ THE_PROBLEM ]

Why this existed

Any public directory, marketplace or partner catalogue needs a curator with a queue — and a way to load five hundred rows without clicking five hundred times.

[ WHAT_WE_BUILT ]

What we built

A tools catalogue with CSV bulk import and file upload, a public submission queue with approve, reject and bulk actions, slug generation, plus posts, resources, users and settings management behind middleware-protected admin routes.

  • Tools catalogue with CSV bulk import and file upload
  • Public submission queue with approve, reject and bulk actions
  • Automatic slug generation
  • Posts, resources, users and settings management
  • Middleware-protected admin routes

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How a company uses it

Any business running a public directory, marketplace listing or partner catalogue needs exactly this: a queue, a curator, and a way to import 500 rows without clicking 500 times.

Built with

Next.jsSupabase

[ COMMON_QUESTIONS ]

Questions clients ask

Why is bulk import so important for a directory?

Because directories have a cold-start problem. You need a few hundred entries before the thing is useful enough to attract submissions, and hand-entering those is where the project dies.

What does the moderation queue prevent?

Spam and self-promotion, which arrive the moment a submission form is public. Bulk actions matter because reviewing submissions one at a time stops happening after week three.

Does this pattern apply beyond tool directories?

Directly. Partner catalogues, supplier listings, job boards and event listings all reduce to the same shape: bulk in, curate, publish.

Is this close to your problem?

Most engagements start with a version of something on this page. Tell us what is different about yours and we will tell you what it changes.

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