Listing page addresses (@handles)
Every catalog listing has exactly one address, built from its @handle: kariant.app/software/@bolt-business. Older links without the @ still work — they redirect to the canonical form.
The address formatlink
A listing’s handle is its short, unique name — the same one shown as @handle on the listing. Its page address is the catalog, then the @handle: kariant.app/software/@bolt-business, kariant.app/ai-tools/@chatgpt, kariant.app/services/@acme-consulting. The same pattern covers browser extensions, mobile apps, plugins, and APIs.
Sub-pages hang off the same address: /software/@bolt-business/reviews, /pricing, /alternatives, /forum, and the content set — /events, /case-studies, /newsletter, /formats, /integrations, /pairs-with, /partners, and /kompare (the exact set varies slightly by catalog).
Older links keep workinglink
Links written without the @ — kariant.app/software/bolt-business — are not broken. When the address matches a real listing, Kariant redirects it to the @ form, so bookmarks, shared links, embedded badges, and search results all land on the same page. Nothing you have already shared needs updating.
The redirect only fires for addresses that resolve to an actual listing, so category and filter pages such as /software/crm or /software/crm/pricing-guide are unaffected.
Which pages use @handleslink
The seven catalogs do: software, AI tools, services, extensions, mobile apps, plugins, and APIs. Other page types keep plain addresses because they are keyed by a slug rather than a handle — deals and rewards (/rewards/<slug>), Arkitekts, Arkives, Kollections, comparison pages (/kompare/<a>-vs-<b>), and alternatives pages (/alternatives/<handle>).
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to type the @?expand_more
No. Either spelling gets you to the listing — the one without the @ redirects to the one with it.
Will my saved links and shared posts break?expand_more
No. Existing links redirect to the canonical @ address; nothing needs to be re-shared or re-published.
Why does /rewards/ not use an @?expand_more
Deals and rewards, Arkitekts, Arkives, Kollections, comparison and alternatives pages are addressed by slug, not by an @handle, so they keep plain addresses.