aifeed.dev

aifeed.dev works like a news aggregator focused on AI. Each post is a link with a title, a source domain, a category tag, a submitter name and a comment thread. Posts are ranked by community votes. Nothing is published automatically, according to the site.

Links are sorted into five categories: news, tools, coding and dev, opinion and analysis, and models. Many recent posts on the front page are launches of AI tools submitted by their makers. A digest archive collects the top links of each week and month, and an RSS 2.0 feed and an llms.txt file are available. A leaderboard shows top contributors of the month. Sponsor slots and paid featured placements are labeled as such.

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.

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.