New AI tools, checked daily
Fresh AI tools, reviewed with facts.
Brand-new AI releases get reviewed to death weeks later — or never. We publish a fact-checked page within days: what it is, what it does, what it requires. Every claim links to its source.
Latest finds
Facts collected 2026-10-21 from public sources
MOSS-Image
A 5B-parameter open-weights text-to-image model with unusually strong in-image text rendering and layout control.
OpenMOSS · 1,217 stars · Apache-2.0
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CleanYourTV
Debloat any Android or Google TV over Wi-Fi and get an Apple TV-style home — no root, nothing uninstalled, one-line restore.
Gathin23 · 15,174 stars · Custom — see repository
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DeepInfer
The high-performance inference framework behind DeepSeek's production services, open-sourced for offline serving at scale.
DeepSeek (deepseek-ai) · 16,442 stars · Apache-2.0
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How we review
1 · Signal
We track first-day signals across code repositories, model hubs, launch feeds and AI directories. When several light up for the same new name within days of each other, it enters the review queue.
2 · Facts
Every page is a structured fact card collected from the project’s official README, repository and website — dated, and linked at the bottom of the page. No anonymous claims.
3 · No filler
We don’t publish generated essays. Facts and opinions never blur: verified facts go in the card, our judgement goes in a labeled “Our take” block. If a fact can’t be verified from an official source, it doesn’t go on the page.
Frequently asked questions
What is this site?
AI Founder reviews brand-new AI releases — models, open-source projects, and utilities — as structured fact cards: what it is, what it does, what it requires, and what to watch out for. Every fact comes from an official source we link and date.
How do you choose what to review?
We track first-day signals across code repositories, model hubs, launch feeds and directories. When several of them light up for the same new name within days of each other, it goes in the queue.
Do you test the products hands-on?
Our pages are fact cards plus a clearly labeled editorial take ("Our take"). We don't run benchmarks: the fact card collects verified facts from the project's official README, repository and website, and the take is our judgement of those facts — never presented as testing. We always link the official project so you can go straight to the source.
Are the reviews sponsored?
No. Reviews are independent and we are not affiliated with any project covered.
How often is it updated?
New finds are added continuously as releases happen. Existing pages are updated when the facts change.