Anyrow

01Press

Press & presence

Anyrow is a Croatian startup building AI document extraction with native structured storage. We replace the Parseur plus Airtable plus Zapier stack with one product. This page lists the canonical profiles, the open-source distribution surface, and any press coverage we are grateful for.

02Intro

Every vendor claims existence. Anyrow proves it by being reachable on every platform that matters — industry directories, developer registries, review sites, social networks, and product launch platforms. The sections below link to every place Anyrow is registered as an entity, every package registry that ships our CLI, and the founders' direct contact for press inquiries. If you're verifying us before writing, investing, or buying, start here.

03Find us across the web

Find us across the web

Anyrow is listed on the web's canonical platforms. Each link points to a verified, live profile with our logo, website, and founder contact. Use any of them to confirm we're real, read reviews, or reach us where you already are.

  • WikidataWikidata entity Q139300135 — the structured-data source that feeds Google Knowledge Graph, Wikipedia, and every downstream knowledge-graph consumer.
  • PinterestPinterest business account with product mood boards, UI references, and workflow inspiration for operators designing document pipelines.
  • VimeoVimeo channel hosting product demo videos, founder interviews, and customer case studies in higher quality than YouTube for embed-everywhere flexibility.
  • EventbriteEventbrite organizer page for Anyrow-hosted launches, office hours, and workshop events. Free-to-attend sessions aimed at operators adopting AI document workflows.
  • FacebookFacebook page for product announcements, launch posts, and community updates. Entity-graph anchor for Google's Knowledge Panel and the broader social-proof surface.
  • FlickrFlickr photostream for product screenshots, UI galleries, and founder photography. Each image is Creative Commons where applicable — free for journalists to reuse.
  • PatreonPatreon page for readers and power users funding long-term tooling work. Tiered perks include private office hours, workflow reviews, and early-access builds.
  • TwitchTwitch channel for live coding streams, office hours, and product build-in-public sessions. Community-driven development visible in real time.
  • Cal.comPublic Cal.com scheduling page for founder 1:1s — demos, interviews, and customer discovery calls. Anyone can book directly without a back-and-forth email thread.
  • UnsplashUnsplash contributor profile uploading free high-resolution photos under the Unsplash License. Brand visibility across designers and editors sourcing imagery.
  • TrustpilotTrustpilot review page where verified customers rate Anyrow. Recognized trust mark displayed in enterprise RFPs and procurement scorecards.
  • GitHubGitHub organization containing our open-source CLI, SDKs, MCP server, Homebrew tap, and Scoop bucket. Every binary we ship is built from code you can audit here.
  • LinkedInLinkedIn company page — the primary destination for B2B buyers, hiring candidates, and investor research. Weekly updates on product shipping and company milestones.
  • XX (formerly Twitter) account @anyrowai — primary channel for launches, product updates, and real-time customer conversation. Follow for shipping cadence.
  • YouTubeYouTube channel with product walkthroughs, feature demos, and customer success stories. Long-form video SEO surface and embeddable content source.
  • InstagramInstagram account with product teasers, founder behind-the-scenes, and team culture posts. The informal-but-branded channel for visual storytelling.
  • Product HuntProduct Hunt listing with launch history, user reviews, and maker updates. Primary discovery channel for early-stage buyers researching new productivity tools.
  • GoodreadsFounder Goodreads profile tracking the books shaping Anyrow's product philosophy — systems design, document AI, founder-led distribution, and Croatian business history.
  • PexelsPexels contributor profile with royalty-free stock photos under Creative Commons — brand-safe imagery that also seeds the Anyrow entity across image-search indexes.
  • Buy Me a CoffeeBuy Me a Coffee tip jar page for readers who want to support the OSS CLI and ongoing tooling work. Low-friction donations, no account required from the sender.
  • ImgurImgur gallery with shareable product screenshots, meme-friendly promo assets, and reaction-image formats. Useful for Reddit cross-posts and social campaigns.
  • F6SF6S startup profile used for accelerator applications, founder networking, and early-stage deal flow. Includes team bios, traction metrics, and hiring pipeline.
  • WebflowWebflow-hosted mirror site — a no-code duplicate pitch for audiences finding us through the Webflow Showcase or agency portfolio circles.
  • SourceForgeSourceForge project page hosting the Anyrow SDK downloads. Still carries SEO weight and remains a trusted source for enterprise IT teams with legacy procurement workflows.
  • ProvenExpertProvenExpert review profile aggregating verified customer feedback. Used in European B2B procurement flows where trust-mark review widgets matter.
  • GiphyGiphy channel hosting short product GIFs — UI flows, feature demos, and brand loops — searchable and embeddable across Slack, Notion, and social platforms.
  • RedbubbleRedbubble shop carrying Anyrow-branded merch — stickers, shirts, mugs. Low-volume, fan-oriented — not a revenue channel, just a trust-signal outpost.
  • MastodonMastodon account on mastodon.social for federated-social conversation with the open-source and indie developer communities. Alternative reach outside the X ecosystem.
  • StackShareStackShare profile showing the tech stack powering Anyrow — Cloudflare Workers, D1, Drizzle, Solid, TypeScript. Useful for developers evaluating operational maturity.
  • OpenHubOpenHub (formerly Ohloh) analytics profile showing commit history, language breakdown, and cost-estimation metrics across our open-source repositories.
  • CallUpContactCallUpContact business profile with full NAP (name, address, phone) data — mirrored across local-citation aggregators to strengthen our entity graph for Google.
  • G2G2 buyer-review profile where customers compare Anyrow against Parseur, Airtable, Zapier, and similar tools. Verified reviews feed into Gartner and software buyer research.
  • Hugging FaceHugging Face organization page for any public model weights, demos, and spaces connected to Anyrow's extraction pipelines. Audience: ML engineers and researchers.
  • CrunchbaseCrunchbase company profile with founding date, headcount, funding status, and industry tags. The default source of truth for investors and journalists researching startups.
  • DealroomDealroom company profile mapping Anyrow inside the European tech ecosystem — industry, business model, technology stack, and team. Read by VCs, government innovation agencies, and corporate scouts tracking AI infrastructure.
  • StrikinglyStrikingly mirror site running a slim version of the Anyrow pitch. Redundancy layer in case the primary domain is unreachable during outages.
  • Dev.toDEV Community author page where the founder publishes engineering deep-dives about building Anyrow — document extraction internals, schema inference, and LLM orchestration.
  • About.meFounder landing page at about.me. One-screen bio with headshot, company link, and social profiles — the fastest way to verify the humans behind Anyrow.
  • CodebergCodeberg organization hosting mirror repositories of our CLI and SDKs. Non-profit German-hosted Git platform — an alternative to GitHub for EU-conscious buyers.
  • GumroadGumroad storefront for paid digital assets — workflow templates, schema packs, and exclusive tutorials for teams building on top of Anyrow.
  • TelegraphTelegraph (telegra.ph) page with a long-form Anyrow explainer — fast-loading, zero-JS, and frequently cited by the no-login-reader crowd.
  • Open CollectiveOpen Collective page showing transparent funding for Anyrow OSS maintenance — sponsors, expenses, and recurring contributions visible to anyone.
  • HashnodeHashnode author page where the founder cross-posts long-form engineering essays. Optimized for developer audiences and SEO-friendly technical content.
  • Hatena BookmarkHatena Bookmark profile — Japan's canonical social bookmarking platform. Curated entries link Anyrow into the Japanese developer and SaaS-buyer audience.
  • BehanceAdobe Behance portfolio showing Anyrow brand identity, product screenshots, and visual design work. Useful for agencies and media teams sourcing brand assets.
  • Built InBuilt In company profile covering stack, benefits, and open roles. A canonical destination for developers and operators researching Anyrow as an employer.
  • WikidotWikidot community page with extended company documentation — wiki-style, editable, and indexed by long-tail search for technical reference queries.
  • CarrdOne-page microsite on Carrd used as a low-stakes secondary landing page. Mirrors the pitch without the full marketing surface — fast-loading and mobile-first.
  • Write.asWrite.as pseudonymous publishing page hosting occasional founder essays. Zero-tracking, ActivityPub-federated, optimized for reader-first content.
  • FazierFazier launch platform profile — an indie-maker alternative to Product Hunt with an active feedback community. Good destination for early beta signups.
  • IntenseDebateIntenseDebate commenter profile used for engaging with blogs in our niche. Every comment ships a verified backlink to anyrow.ai — part of our distributed-link strategy.
  • RentryRentry paste with cached company boilerplate, founder bios, and quick-reference facts. Plain-text, unstyled, and optimized for AI-agent ingestion.
  • SideProjectorsSideProjectors listing documenting Anyrow's trajectory — relevant for the maker community tracking how indie SaaS products evolve before full launch.
  • BrownbookBrownbook global business directory listing with registered address, industry category, and verified website — used by B2B buyers for vendor due-diligence checks.
  • Indie PageIndiePage founder profile listing Anyrow alongside other indie-built products. High trust with the bootstrapped-SaaS community and hacker-news audience.
  • TrustMRRTrustMRR startup directory showing Anyrow's transparent MRR (Monthly Recurring Revenue) trajectory — part of the open-startup movement.
  • StoreboardStoreboard business-network profile used for B2B outreach and local-citation building. Entity graph reinforcement for regional search.
  • HotfrogHotfrog local-business directory listing with verified company data. Feeds local-citation signals used by Google Maps and Bing Places for regional discovery.
  • Ufind.bestUfind.best AI tools directory featuring Anyrow in the document-extraction category. Search-optimized surface for buyers browsing AI tooling.
  • DibizDibiz digital business card for the Anyrow marketing team. Compact contact sheet linking every social channel, support inbox, and scheduling page on one URL.
  • Global Business ListingGlobal Business Listing directory entry with NAP data and category tags — part of the citation network that reinforces Anyrow's Google Business entity.
  • FrogDRFrogDR domain-authority tracker used to monitor Anyrow.ai's backlink growth and Ahrefs DR over time. Public-facing SEO transparency dashboard.
  • StartupRankedStartupRanked entry ranking Anyrow alongside other emerging startups by sector. Gives investors and journalists a quick traction snapshot.
  • OpenUpvoteOpenUpvote community-voted product directory. Upvote-based ranking drives discovery among indie-hacker and bootstrapper audiences.
  • SharefastSharefast curated tools directory featuring Anyrow among other AI document tools. Lightweight profile with direct product-page deeplink.
  • SaaSScoutSaaSScout SaaS directory profile with category tags, pricing snapshot, and feature summary. Surface for buyers browsing by capability.
  • GetAppGetApp software-discovery directory (a Gartner Digital Markets property) listing Anyrow alongside other AI document tools. Surface for buyers researching purchase decisions through Gartner's review network.
  • Software AdviceSoftware Advice buyer-research profile (Gartner Digital Markets) where verified reviews and category comparisons feed enterprise procurement shortlists. Cross-syndicates to Capterra and GetApp.
  • ProductWingProductWing directory entry catalogued in the AI-tools and document-extraction categories. Curated launch surface that backlinks anyrow.ai and feeds adjacent discovery aggregators.

04Install Anyrow

Install Anyrow

Anyrow ships one CLI binary to every major open-source package registry. Each listing is a signed, reproducible build from our OpenAPI spec. Install Anyrow where your team already works — AUR, MacPorts, Homebrew, Scoop, Snap, Chocolatey, npm, PyPI, Crates.io, and more.

  • AURAUR (Arch User Repository) package — the canonical install surface for Arch Linux users. Community-maintained PKGBUILD, dofollow backlink from sidebar metadata.
  • MacPortsMacPorts port for macOS power users who prefer ports over Homebrew. Community-reviewed, builds from source with compile-time flags.
  • SnapcraftSnapcraft Snap for Ubuntu and compatible Linux distributions. Auto-updating, sandboxed, single-command install across every major Linux desktop.
  • ChocolateyChocolatey package for Windows — one-command install via `choco install anyrow`. Signed, reproducible build from our OpenAPI spec.
  • CodebergCodeberg OSS mirror organization hosting public source for the CLI and SDKs. Non-profit Git hosting — EU-aligned alternative to GitHub.
  • crates.iocrates.io Rust package registry entry for the Anyrow Rust SDK. Dofollow homepage link in sidebar, auto-indexed by docs.rs and deps.dev.
  • npm — @anyrow/sdknpm package @anyrow/sdk — the canonical TypeScript/JavaScript SDK. Fully typed, tree-shakeable, runs in Node, Bun, Deno, and Cloudflare Workers.
  • npm — @anyrow/mcp-servernpm package @anyrow/mcp-server — Model Context Protocol server exposing Anyrow as a tool for Claude Desktop, Cursor, and compatible AI clients.
  • JSRJSR (JavaScript Registry) entry for the Anyrow SDK — Deno-native, fully typed, zero-bundle. Modern alternative to npm for Deno-first teams.
  • jsDelivrjsDelivr CDN package page mirroring @anyrow/sdk. Free CDN delivery for browser-loadable bundles — auto-mirrors every npm publish across global edge nodes.
  • PyPIPyPI package for Python — `pip install anyrow`. Official Python SDK with type hints and async-first client for document extraction workflows.
  • SourceForgeSourceForge project page mirroring SDK downloads. Legacy but still used in enterprise procurement where SourceForge remains an approved source.
  • Homebrew tapHomebrew tap for macOS and Linux — one-command install via `brew install anyrow/tap/anyrow`. Auto-updates via `brew update`.
  • Scoop bucketScoop bucket for Windows power users who prefer command-line package management. `scoop install anyrow` — no admin rights required.
  • GitHub releasesGitHub Releases page with signed binaries, changelog, and SHA256 checksums for every CLI version. The canonical download source for air-gapped enterprise installs.
  • lib.rslib.rs alternative index for the Rust crate — faster UI than crates.io, linked from most Rust-ecosystem discovery surfaces.
  • webcatalog.ioWebCatalog app listing wrapping Anyrow as a dedicated desktop app across macOS, Windows, and Linux — useful for teams who want a siloed workspace per tool.

05Press kit

Press kit

We ship logos, product screenshots, founder headshots, company facts, and a one-paragraph boilerplate on request. Email founders@anyrow.ai with your outlet, deadline, and planned angle — we respond within 24 hours and send assets over email. A self-serve press kit download is coming soon.

Email the founders

06Press mentions

Press mentions

We add coverage as it lands. For press inquiries, interview requests, or embargoed information, reach the founders directly at founders@anyrow.ai — we respond within 24 hours.

Press coverage placeholder — we're pre-launch and haven't earned editorial mentions yet. Check back soon.

07FAQ

Press & verification — common questions

How do journalists request interviews or embargo access?

Email the founders directly at founders@anyrow.ai. We respond to press inquiries personally — no PR agency, no comms coordinator. For embargo requests, include your outlet, publication date, and what you're covering. We're available for interviews, background conversations, and product demos on short notice.

Where can I verify Anyrow is a real registered company?

Anyrow is listed on ProductHunt, GitHub, npm, Docker Hub, PyPI, Crates.io, and a dozen other canonical platforms — all linked from this page. Our Wikidata entity is Q139300135. We're a registered Croatian company (d.o.o.) based in Zagreb. The 'Find us' section below links to every live profile we maintain.

Does Anyrow have a downloadable press kit?

Not yet — we're pre-launch and building it. In the meantime, email founders@anyrow.ai and we'll send logos, product screenshots, company facts, and founder bios directly. We turn press kit requests around within 24 hours.