aifeed.dev is a community-driven feed that aggregates links to AI tools, articles, and projects in a chronological, minimal interface.
What is aifeed.dev?
aifeed.dev is a web-based feed that collects user-submitted links related to artificial intelligence — no algorithms, no editorial summaries. Contributors post URLs to new AI tools, research, announcements, or projects, and the feed displays them in reverse chronological order with direct links to the original source. The platform is maintained by an anonymous team (no creator is named on the site) and serves as a lightweight discovery layer for the AI ecosystem.
Key Features
- Chronological AI Link Feed — Posts are ordered by submission time (e.g., “2d ago”), giving a real-time view of what’s being shared in the AI community. Each post shows the link’s title, domain, and the category tag (e.g., [tools]).
- Community Submissions — Any registered user can submit a link; a small fee may be charged to reduce spam. Submissions appear immediately in the feed.
- Direct Source Links — Every post links straight to the external website (e.g.,
tin.computer, justbreezit.com), with no intermediate rewrite or summary.
- Discussions & Comments — Users can comment on individual posts and reply to other comments; each post displays a “show (0)” link to expand the comment thread.
- Upvotes — Each post shows a numeric vote count (currently “0” for all visible posts); users can upvote posts to indicate quality.
- Favorites — Logged-in users can save interesting links to a personal favorites list for later review.
- Search — A dedicated search bar lets users filter posts by keyword across the entire feed.
- RSS Feed — A public RSS feed is available for subscribing to new AI links outside the website.
- Featured Listings — Selected submissions can be pinned or highlighted for additional visibility (sponsored placements are available via Adsly and other partners).
Who is it for?
- AI builders and developers — Scan daily for new libraries, APIs, and open-source projects without algorithmic filtering.
- Founders and indie hackers — Share their own AI tools or announcements with a focused audience that browses the feed regularly.
- Researchers and enthusiasts — Follow AI-related links from diverse sources in one chronological stream.
- Anyone tracking AI news — Check the feed quickly each day to see what tools, articles, or projects were submitted, without signing up for multiple newsletters.
What can you do with aifeed.dev?
- Daily discovery: Open the feed once per day to see which new AI tools and projects were shared in the last 24 hours (posts are timestamped with relative dates like “2d ago”).
- Share your own work: Submit a link to your AI tool, article, or project — optionally pay a submission fee to deter spam — and get direct exposure to a community of early adopters.
- Save and organize: Use the favorites feature to bookmark promising links from your browsing session, then revisit them later.
- Follow outside the site: Subscribe to the RSS feed to receive new posts in your feed reader without visiting the website.
Pricing
Browsing the feed, reading comments, and using the RSS feed are free. Submitting links may require a small one-time fee (exact amount not listed on the site) to reduce spam. Featured placements for extra visibility are available for a fee via partner advertising.
FAQ
Is aifeed.dev free to browse?
Yes. No account is needed to view the feed, read comments, or access the RSS feed. Creating an account is free and enables upvoting, commenting, and favoriting.
