# aifeed.dev vs TechPodIndex

> aifeed.dev is the better fit for readers who want a human-filtered stream of AI news, tools and model releases, or for makers who want to submit a launch. Submissions are reviewed or cost $5. TechPodIndex fits listeners who want to find podcast episodes on topics such as security, DevOps or AI through search and filters, with no cost listed.

aifeed.dev and TechPodIndex both help people keep up with technical topics, but they work with different material. aifeed.dev is a community-run link feed about AI, with five categories and ranking by member votes. The site reports about 500 members and 739 posts.

TechPodIndex is a searchable index of tech podcasts. It reports over 10,000 podcasts and 102,000 episodes, refreshed daily from RSS feeds. Visitors browse by topic or use full-text search. Pricing is not listed, and the site is free to use.

## At a glance

| | aifeed.dev | TechPodIndex |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Community-curated feed of AI news, tools and models | Searchable index of tech podcasts and episodes |
| Free plan | Yes, free plan | See website |
| Pricing | Freemium. Reading the feed is free. The site says community submissions are either reviewed or require a $5 payment. Sponsor and featured placements are also sold, with no prices listed. | Pricing not listed. Free |
| Also covers | link aggregator, ai tools, llm news, community voting | podcast directory, tech podcasts, directory, developer tools |
| Page | https://another.directory/tools/aifeed-dev | https://another.directory/tools/techpodindex |
| Website | https://aifeed.dev | https://techpodindex.com |

Both do: ai news

## Who aifeed.dev is for

Developers, founders and AI enthusiasts who want a human-filtered stream of AI news, tools and model releases. It also suits makers of AI products who want to submit a launch to an audience interested in AI. It is a small community of about 500 members, so volume and discussion are modest.

## Who TechPodIndex is for

Developers, engineers and founders who want to find podcast episodes on a technical topic without checking individual shows. It also suits listeners who follow security, AI or startup news and want one place to see new releases. Some indexed shows cover non-technical subjects, so results can include general content.

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From Another Directory (https://another.directory), a directory of new software tools. Compares what the two sites say; it is not a review.