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# **Submit a tool**

Anything that authors, converts, packages, plays, tests, hosts or tracks SCORM, xAPI, cmi5, AICC or LTI content belongs here. Listing is free and nothing about it is for sale.

## **What gets listed **

The criteria are published so a rejection can be argued with. In full at [~~how we list ~~](https://scorm-tools.com/how-we-list).

- It works with SCORM or one of its neighbouring standards. General e-learning software without a standards story does not belong here.
- The standards claims can be checked — against your own documentation, the repository, or an official registry. We record which of the three it was.
- Libraries, CLIs and single-file wrappers count. So do commercial products, plugins and hosted services.
- A tool gets its own page once it has a complete fact block, prose that says who it is for, and at least one metric or registry link. Until then it appears as a row in its category.

## **What happens next **

A person reads every submission and checks the facts before anything is published — about two weeks, usually less. If it goes up you get a link. If it does not, you get the criterion it missed, not a form letter. Submitted links carry `rel="nofollow ugc"` until an editor has checked them, and being listed is never conditional on paying for anything.

## **The tool **