For makers

Featured on Slocco badge

Show visitors your app is listed on Slocco and send them straight to your listing. One image, one link, free for every approved app.

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Social proof that checks out

The badge only renders for approved listings. Visitors who click it land on your live Slocco page with your screenshots, platforms and deals.

A link that goes both ways

Your listing already links to your website. The badge closes the loop from your site back to your listing, where people like, list and share your app.

Free for every approved app

No account needed to grab the code, no paid tier required, no tracking scripts. One image, one link, done.

How to get yours

1
Open your app page on Slocco
Search for your app, or submit it first if it is not listed yet. Approved apps show an "Are you the maker?" card in the sidebar.
2
Click "Get the badge"
Pick a dark or light theme and a standard or compact size, then copy the HTML, Markdown or plain text-link version.
3
Paste it on your site
Footer, about page, press page or a "featured on" strip on the homepage all work. One badge per site is enough.

What the code looks like

Your app page generates this with your own slug filled in. The badge is a plain image inside a plain link: no script, no iframe.

<a href="https://slocco.com/app/your-app" target="_blank" rel="noopener">
  <img src="https://slocco.com/badge/your-app.svg" alt="Your app - Featured on Slocco" width="190" height="54" loading="lazy" />
</a>

Add it to your site

Webflow: Add an Embed element where you want the badge and paste the HTML snippet into it.
Framer: Insert an Embed component, choose HTML, and paste the snippet.
WordPress: Add a Custom HTML block in the block editor (or a Text/HTML widget in the footer) and paste the snippet.
Squarespace and Wix: Use a Code block (Squarespace) or an Embed HTML element (Wix) and paste the snippet.
Ghost, Notion and docs sites: Use the HTML card in Ghost. For Notion or any Markdown-based site, paste the Markdown version.
React, Next.js, Astro or plain HTML: Paste the HTML snippet as-is. In JSX, only the self-closing img tag needs no change; the anchor works unchanged.
GitHub README: Paste the Markdown version. GitHub adds nofollow to README links automatically, so pair it with a badge on your project website too.

Badge guidelines

Keep the link exactly as generated: it points at your canonical Slocco page.
Do not add rel="nofollow" or route the click through a redirect.
One badge per site is enough. Sitewide repeats add nothing.
Do not modify the artwork. Choose the dark or light theme instead.
Only embed a badge for an app you make or represent.

Frequently asked questions

Is the badge free?

Yes. Every approved app on Slocco gets the badge at no cost, on the free listing as well as the paid launch packages.

Do I need a Slocco account to get the code?

No. The "Get the badge" button on any approved app page works without logging in. You only need an account to submit a new app.

What happens if my app is renamed or its Slocco URL changes?

Old badge URLs keep working. Renamed apps keep their previous addresses on Slocco, so an embedded badge never breaks.

Does the badge load any scripts or track my visitors?

No. It is a single SVG image inside a normal link. There is no JavaScript, no cookie and no pixel.

Can I show the badge if my app is still pending review?

The badge renders as a neutral "Featured on Slocco" image until the listing is approved, so you can add the code early and it lights up on approval.