What this is
stackdir lists remote freelancers by the tools they can operate.
Most hiring sites are built around a CV: a job title, a list of employers, a number of years. None of that answers the question someone actually has when they need work done, which is whether you can build the thing they need in the tools they already use.
So this site asks a different question. You pick from a catalog of 215 tools across 12 categories, the ones you could be dropped into tomorrow. n8n, Make, Zapier, Supabase, Claude Code, Postgres, whatever you actually operate. Someone hiring filters by those tools and by country, opens your page, and emails you.
How a profile works
Sign in with LinkedIn, which is where your name and photo come from. Write one line about what you do. Tick your tools. Add up to three things you have built, a sentence or two each. Publish.
That is the whole profile. No rating, no portfolio upload, no cover letter, no years of experience.
What it does not do
No bidding, no commission, no middleman. Your email address is not printed in the page HTML: it is fetched when a visitor clicks for it, which keeps it out of most scraping runs. When someone wants to hire you, they email you, and this site never hears about it again.
That cuts both ways. There is no escrow, no dispute process and no vetting. Anyone can list themselves, and you are talking to a stranger on the internet until you decide otherwise. Check who you are dealing with the same way you would for any other cold email.
Getting found
Every tool has its own page, and so does every country somebody is listed in.Freelancers who know n8n is a real URL that search engines index, and there is one like it for every tool in the catalog. If you are the only person listing a tool, that page is yours.
Where it works
Everywhere. The work here is remote by definition, so there is no country requirement and no waiting list for a region to open. Countries are in the directory because a client often wants a timezone or a shared language, not to decide who is allowed in.
Who runs it
One person. The tool catalog is curated by hand, which is why you cannot type in a free-text skill: a directory where everyone invents their own labels stops being searchable. If a tool you use is missing, there is a box on your profile to suggest it.
Common questions
- What is stackdir?
- stackdir is a directory of remote freelancers indexed by the tools they can operate rather than by job title or CV. You filter by one or more tools and optionally a country, open somebody's page, and email them. There is no bidding, no commission and no middleman.
- How do I find a freelancer for a specific tool?
- Open the page for that tool, for example https://stackdir.dzemalhumic.workers.dev/tools/n8n, or pick it from the filter on the directory. Every tool in the catalog has its own page listing the people who operate it. Selecting two tools returns people who know both, not either.
- What does stackdir cost?
- Nothing, on both sides. Listing yourself is free, browsing is free, and contacting somebody is free. The site takes no commission and is not party to whatever you agree, because it never handles the work or the money.
- Who can list themselves?
- Anyone who does remote freelance work with the tools in the catalog. You sign in with LinkedIn or Google, pick your tools, write one line about what you do, and publish. There is no application, no review queue and no country requirement.
- Are the freelancers vetted?
- No. Nobody here has been interviewed, tested or checked, and the site says so plainly. There is no escrow and no dispute process either. Treat a profile as a starting point and check the person the way you would for any other cold introduction.
- How do I contact someone?
- By email, directly. Each profile has a button that reveals the address, and many also link a personal site, a LinkedIn profile or a booking page. Nothing goes through the site, which never sees the message or hears whether you hired anyone.
- Which tools are covered?
- 215 of them across 12 categories: automation platforms like n8n, Make and Zapier, AI tooling like Claude Code and the OpenAI API, databases and backends like Supabase and Postgres, plus CRM, analytics, payments and commerce tools. The catalog is curated by hand.
- Can I hire someone in another country?
- Yes. Every listing is remote work, and the country filter exists for timezone and language rather than as a restriction. You are responsible for your own side of a cross-border arrangement: contracts, invoicing and tax are between you and the person you hire.
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