Submit your project
Built something with AI? Send its address. It goes through the same checks as everything else here, gets a picture taken of it, and joins the index the same day.
What happens to it
- It must be an ordinary public web address that anybody can open. Not a private network, not a login wall, not a repository on its own.
- The site asks the address's own robots.txt before visiting, takes one picture, reads the page for a description, and runs the same safety checks every listing gets.
- What you say built it is shown as your account of it, attributed to you and never as something BitsExplorer confirmed. If the code carries proof of its own, that replaces what you said.
- It is listed alongside everything else, and it can be searched, spun for on the wheel, and picked for a daily edition.
- Once it is live, its page has a badge you can put on your own site or README, linking back to it: Featured on BitsExplorer, or Today's pick with the date if it is chosen for a daily edition. Look for "Made this?" on its page.
What submitting does not do
Sending a project here does not buy a place in the daily picks, move it up any list, or change how it is ranked. The picks are chosen on what the thing is, and that is the only reason they are worth anything. Nothing on this site is for sale.
Nothing is asked of you beyond the address: no name, no email address, no account. Changed your mind later? The removal page takes it down for good.