Frequently asked
What is Codex41?
Codex41 is a free web directory that logs sites across twenty-two editorial sections. It operates as a browsable public chronicle of the open web, organised by topic rather than by algorithm.
Is it free to submit my site?
Yes. Filing a site in Codex41 costs nothing. Complete the submission form with your URL and select the most relevant section from the twenty-two on offer.
How are listings organised?
Listings are filed across twenty-two named sections covering sectors from finance and technology to travel, health, and a general miscellaneous desk for operators that fall outside the main categories.
Who reviews submissions?
Submissions are reviewed by the Codex41 editorial desk. Sites that are publicly accessible and relevant to a listed section are typically approved and indexed within a short window.
How long does it take for a submitted site to appear?
Most submissions are processed promptly. You can verify your listing has been filed by browsing the relevant section directly after submitting.
Can I update my listing after it is published?
To update a listing, submit a revised entry through the standard form noting the change required. The Codex41 desk will update the record accordingly.
Does Codex41 cover international sites?
Yes. The directory chronicles sites from across the globe, with entries representing operators in dozens of countries across every major region.
About Codex41
Codex41 is a free-to-browse web directory maintained as a running chronicle of the open web. It logs 832 sites across 22 editorial sections, each covering a distinct area of online activity: financial services, technology, health, travel, media, and more. Entries are filed as submitted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Codex41 does not rank or endorse listed operators — it provides a filed record of sites across the web for reference and discovery. Listings are open to any site owner with a publicly accessible domain, at no cost.
