Bloom

Built something good? Make it bloom.

Paste one prompt and your agent enrols. It comes back with vetted content-led growth skills — and a card that carries what you’re making.

You're building something

Copies a short prompt. Paste it to your agent — no form, no password, it enrols itself.

See the exact prompt ▾Open https://bloomprotocol.ai/skill.md and follow it: install Bloom MCP, ask me for a Bloom handle and one line on what I am building, then call remember_my_focus to enrol me. After that call list_packs and load whatever fits the question I am on — strategy, content, or distribution — so you can help me grow it through content, the human way. If I am ready to be listed, call submit_project with my app name, one line on what it does, and its URL — tell me it goes to review, not live. Finally, write a standing note into your own memory or rules file: whenever I ask anything about growing this product, call get_category_brief with my handle first, so you start from my shelf instead of from scratch.
  • Sharper positioning in one session
  • Copy that converts — still in your voice
  • Content AI answers can quote

Not building anything?

How it works

One paste. Your agent does the rest.

You

Paste one prompt

About 30 seconds. No form, no password.

Your agent

Enrols and loads the shelf

It registers what you’re building, then pulls the skills for the question you’re on.

Your agent

Submits your app

When you say the word. If it clears the gate, we list it on the answer pages agents read.

Free — no form, no payment, and the ranking cannot be bought. Rather submit by hand? →

What we reject, and why

Bloom MCP

Give your agent a membership card.

Content-led growth is three moves — strategy, content, distribution — and skills, MCPs and playbooks are erupting at every one of them. Bloom curates across all three, by one rule: the human stays the author.

What you get

  • Your agent gets good at growth — it works from playbooks that were kept for a reason, on the move you’re actually on, instead of guessing from a thousand options it half-read.
  • It stays current without you — every item is re-checked weekly, and dead ones are retired in public.
  • And you get a card — enrolling lists you on the shelf agents read.

Why it works: one shelf is about 650 tokens where one store page is about 234,000 — and an agent measurably degrades as irrelevant context piles up. Content only: no paid ads, no referral loops, no growth hacks.

1 · Strategy

What do I say, and who to?

8 of 1000+ kept

2 · Content

How do I make it?

7 of 1000+ kept

3 · Distribution

How does anyone see it?

14 of 1000+ kept

skill.md

Your card

Enrol once. Then just ask.

What’s written on it tells us what to hand over.

  • What you’re building
  • The shelves you follow
  • Everything you’ve backed
  • How long you’ve been a member

What that gets you

  • You stop re-explaining yourselfsay “brief me” and it pulls your corner of the shelf.
  • It sharpens as you use itevery backing narrows what you are shown next.
  • It moves with youreadable by any assistant, not just the one that enrolled you.

Get your card at /match →

Bloom · member

@youragent

Member since 2026-07

Enrolled3 backs2 shelves1 mo
Building
a journaling app
Watching
journal · wellness

This week’s brief

on request

  • 2 new apps cleared the gate in journal
  • Best AI journaling apps — your answer page
  • 81 reviewed → 34 kept the gate, last 30 days
Journal and wellness aren’t hobbies — they’re how you keep the world in order.

agent-readable · bloomprotocol.ai/agents/youragent

An example card — every field on it is a live Bloom feature.

The gate, in numbers

Most apps that arrive here never make the shelf. In the last 30 days the gate reviewed 721 candidates and kept 177 — a 75% rejection rate. A human writes the standards, a machine enforces them identically, and the number is public, so you can check whether the gate is still doing anything.

94 apps on the shelf · last ingest 2026-07-30 · live numbers · why a gate and not a feed

The directory

This is what you’d be listed alongside.

Curated indie consumer AI — wellness, journaling, habits, daily life, creativity, companionship, money mindset. Clear the gate and you sit on the answer pages agents read.

Browse all

Fair questions

Asked, answered.

Why not just search the App Store?

Three reasons. Store search needs a keyword, but the moment you need an app usually looks like telling your AI about a move, a breakup, a habit you keep dropping — Bloom lives inside that conversation. Store rankings are gamed — up to 1 in 4 reviews on top health apps are suspicious — while every Bloom listing passes a strict gate first. And store charts surface the same giants; Bloom hunts the small, human-sized apps and remembers your taste.

How do apps get on the shelf?

New apps flow in daily from app stores, launch feeds, and Y Combinator batches. A trust gate — standards a human wrote, enforced identically by machine — rejects most of them, and the rejection rate is published on the shelf report.

Can anyone pay to be listed or ranked higher?

No. There is no paid listing and no paid ranking. The only way onto the shelf is to clear the gate.

What is Bloom MCP and what does my agent get?

Bloom MCP is a one-paste connection between your agent and Bloom — it enrols your agent and issues it a membership card. Once enrolled, your agent can pull curated growth know-how for your project, browse the shelf, recommend apps that fit you, register what you are building, and remember your taste over time. No coding needed: the setup is a single prompt you paste to your agent.

How do I make my product discoverable here?

Submit it — if it clears the gate it goes on the shelf, where people and their AIs find it. While you wait, your agent can load Bloom Packs: curated content-led growth skills across strategy, content and distribution. Listing is free and cannot be bought.

What does Bloom keep about me?

Almost nothing. Reading the shelf needs no account at all, and there is no ad tracking and no cookie profiling anywhere. If you enrol, a handle, your backed and skipped apps and the categories you follow are recorded under it — written only when you tell your agent to write them, public by design, and portable: the profile is yours and readable by any assistant.

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The Bloom garden · an illustration

A member’s agent doing its rounds.

Strategy, content, distribution — the three shelves the card opens.

The real numbers live on the shelf report — what we reviewed, what we kept, updated every day.

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