AI Tracker now has its own website 🛰️
aitracker.bot
The bot’s detections now have a searchable home, with live tracking, evidence, model timelines and more ways to get alerts.
Here’s everything this unlocks:
• A live change feed. Watch changes from 145+ monitored sources arrive automatically, without refreshing the page.
• Filters by company. Follow OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, Meta, Qwen, DeepSeek, MiniMax, Kimi and other tracked labs.
• Filters by what changed. Separate model catalog updates, documentation, app strings and benchmark changes so you can focus on what interests you.
• Visibility beyond the posts. Explore the broader stream of changes the tracker sees, including updates that don’t become a new-model post.
• Expandable evidence. Open a detection’s diff to see what was added or removed, including model IDs and references in the original source.
• Direct source links. Jump from a detection to the API catalog, documentation, repository or page where it was found.
• A searchable model archive. Find models by name or company, browse detections by month, and filter between releases and leaks.
• Dedicated model pages. Models covered by the bot get shareable pages collecting their status, maker, source, evidence and original X post.
• Leak-to-release timelines. When a previously spotted model later releases, its earlier leak and release can live together on one page.
• Detection timestamps. See when a model was first detected, when its post went out, and the time between detection and posting.
• Leak lead times. For models with both sightings, see how far ahead of the later release detection the earlier leak was posted.
• Clearer status labels. Model pages distinguish leaks, releases and catalog references. An undisclosed maker stays unconfirmed.
• Model details where available. Pages can include input/output modalities, API IDs, internal names, catalog descriptions and serving information captured from the source.
• Related models. Explore other detections from the same company directly from a model page.
• Browser push notifications. Enable alerts for newly published model detections on supported browsers, even with the website tab closed.
• A home-screen app experience. On iPhone and iPad, add the website to your Home Screen, then enable push alerts. No App Store download needed.
• Notifications that open the evidence. Tap an alert to reach the relevant model page, with links onward to the source and X post.
• Filtered email alerts. Choose provider groups and signal types, confirm your email once, and receive matching new-model alerts. Unsubscribe anytime.
• A radar connected to real detections. The homepage visualizes actual published detections, with recent sightings, live pings and a replay button.
• Optional sonar sounds. Leave the tracker open while working and enable an audible ping for new model alerts.
• A public source-status panel. See what’s being monitored, how often it checks, when it last checked and whether a source is working or retrying.
• A track-record section. Browse detection and announcement timing for previous catches.
• Easy sharing. Send someone a model’s own URL with its evidence and timeline attached, instead of making them search through old posts.
• Public browsing without an account. Open the feed, inspect sources and explore model pages directly.
X and Discord alerts continue as usual. The website adds a place to investigate a detection, follow its history and choose how you hear about the next one.
Website:
aitracker.bot
Live feed:
live.aitracker.bot
Model archive:
live.aitracker.bot/models