Listing guidelines
We list AI products and projects that people can understand, evaluate and use. These standards apply to every submission, including updates.
What belongs here
- A product with a concrete AI-powered workflow, not just a mention of AI in its marketing.
- An open-source AI project with a repository, clear purpose and useful documentation.
- An early-access product with its availability and limitations clearly disclosed.
What to provide
- The official product URL and a recognizable product name.
- A specific description of what it does, who it serves and where the AI functionality can be evaluated.
- Accurate pricing and availability. Say Unknown when a detail cannot be confirmed.
What we do not list
Unrelated local services, generic promotional articles, link-only pages, impersonation, deceptive claims and duplicate products do not qualify. Adding AI keywords to an unrelated service does not make it an AI product. A name, domain or hosting platform alone is not enough to accept or reject a submission; we examine its actual purpose and available evidence.
How review works
New submissions and updates enter review. We may request clearer evidence or corrections before publication. Repeated submissions link to the existing product rather than creating another public page. Being reviewed is not an endorsement or a guarantee of product performance.
Website verification establishes control of a website. It does not establish listing eligibility, product quality or a recommendation. Payment does not bypass these standards, and we do not promise search rankings or a number of visitors.
Corrections and removal
We can correct, re-review or hide a listing when its information becomes inaccurate, its purpose changes or it no longer meets these standards. Owners can manage verified listings through their product workspace. To report a problem, include the listing URL and specific evidence through our contact page.