Submit your project
The catalogue is a folder of markdown files in this site's repository. Add one for your project, commit a logo alongside it, and open a pull request.
Requires a GitHub account.
content/ecosystem/your-project.md
---
name: Your Project
url: https://your-project.com
description: One sentence on what it does and who it is for.
categories:
- AI Video
- API
logo: your-project.svg
---livepeer.org/ecosystem/your-project
Your Project
your-project.com
One sentence on what it does and who it is for.
Required
- name
- Display name, as it should appear in the catalogue.
- url
- Where the project lives. The hostname shown under the title is derived from it.
- description
- One sentence, around 140 characters. It runs on the card and is searched.
- categories
- One or more, from the set below.
- logo
- Filename of the mark you add to public/ecosystem in the same pull request.
Optional
- madeBy
- The company or person behind it.
- logoBg
- Hex value for the logo tile, when the mark needs a plate to read.
- order
- Lower sorts first. Omit it for alphabetical.
- twitter, bluesky, github
- Profile URLs. Each becomes an icon link on your entry.
- contact
- An email address or a contact page.
- docs, support
- Documentation, and where users get help.
- terms, privacy
- Legal pages, if you publish them.
Categories
Reuse what is already here where you can — the filter is only useful if the same idea carries the same name. If nothing fits, add one and say so in the pull request.
Logo
A square SVG or PNG, at least 128×128, committed to public/ecosystem in the same pull request, with a filename matching the logo field. It sits contained inside a tile rather than cropped, so transparent backgrounds are fine. If your mark needs a plate to read against a dark surface, set logoBg.
The write-up
Everything below the frontmatter becomes the body of your entry page. The template sketches four sections — what it is, what you can build, the developer surface, and how you use the network — as a starting point. Rearrange them if your project is better explained another way.
Requires a GitHub account.