STATIC DIRECTORY DATA
A readable directory. A useful data file.
All 50 profiles are rendered as HTML and also available in a documented static JSON structure.
What this file is
The static JSON file contains all 50 directory records and their source URLs. It is a machine-readable companion to the rendered profile pages. It is not a live third-party product feed, a logo-lookup endpoint, or a service that generates new artwork. Product notes represent the supplied research dated September 16, 2026.
Read the structure
The root object contains schema_version, research_date, record_count, and records. Each record keeps the source directory ID, product name, slug, category, creation method, platform wording, pricing model, documented exports, description, verification notes, and official URLs. The added profile_url points to its completed page on this site, and sources is an array of original source URLs.
Handle absent values deliberately
A missing official app-store or API-documentation URL remains an empty string. Missing local logo paths are null. Do not turn either into a guessed destination. A vendor download page is a separate field from a confirmed app-store listing. Read the platform wording and verification notes together instead of treating a broad keyword match as confirmed authoring support.
Media paths and source references
Local image paths begin with /assets/. These assets identify the corresponding products and retain their original provenance. Numbered markers in descriptions map to the ordered sources array. The original source_urls field is also retained for traceability. Asset-library notices are included with the local brand icons.
Hosting and access
The JSON is a public static file served by the same host as the HTML pages. No key, database, or build process is required to read it. Cross-origin access from a different website depends on the host's headers; it is not promised by this package. All directory content is already rendered into HTML, so visitors do not need JavaScript to read the profiles.