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Curated AI showcase

Publish everything you create with artificial intelligence

Images, applications, video, audio, fine tuned models and automation kits. One beautiful home for the work your prompts and pipelines produce.

Built for makers

From a prompt in the morning to a live product by night

Upload a project, describe the stack, attach the demo link and the platform handles the presentation, the gallery and the search.

Studio grade presentation

Your AI work deserves better than a folder of screenshots

Every project gets a gallery, a spec sheet, credited tools, tags and a shareable page that loads fast on any device.

  • Diffusion pipelines
  • Retrieval assistants
  • Fine tuned models
  • Synthetic voice
  • Motion capture
  • Prompt engineering
  • Open datasets
  • Agent workflows
  • Diffusion pipelines
  • Retrieval assistants
  • Fine tuned models
  • Synthetic voice
  • Motion capture
  • Prompt engineering
  • Open datasets
  • Agent workflows
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How the platform works
Credited by defaultModels and tools on every listing
Why this platform exists

A publishing layer built for the way AI work actually gets made

Prompts change, models change, pipelines get rebuilt every few months. What stays constant is the need to show the result to somebody who matters: a client, a hiring manager, a collaborator, a community.

The platform takes care of presentation so you can spend your attention on the work. Upload the output, name the models, attach the demo, choose a category. Everything else - the gallery, the responsive layout, the search index, the share card - is generated for you.

  • Six listing templates, one for each kind of AI work
  • Tools, prompts and training notes recorded with the output
  • Consent and licence fields built into audio and dataset pages
  • Every design choice editable from the admin panel
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What you can publish

Six kinds of AI work, each with a template that fits it

A model checkpoint needs evaluation numbers. A video needs a poster frame. An image series needs a lightbox. Generic portfolio templates serve none of them well, so we wrote one for each.

AI Image and Art Publishing

Upload generated stills with the prompt, the model and the licence attached, and let the gallery do the rest.

  • Prompt and seed credits
  • Series grouping
  • Lightbox gallery
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AI Application Listings

Give your assistant, agent or dashboard a proper product page with a live demo link.

  • Live demo button
  • Stack and tools
  • Screenshot gallery
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Video and Motion Hosting

Embed AI generated or AI edited video with a poster frame, chapters and a clean player.

  • Embed or hosted video
  • Custom poster frame
  • Lazy loaded player
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Voice and Audio Releases

Publish synthetic voice work, generated music and sound libraries with consent documentation.

  • Waveform player
  • Track listing
  • Consent and licence field
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Model and Dataset Pages

Document fine tuned checkpoints, LoRAs and datasets so other people can actually use them.

  • Base model and training notes
  • Evaluation table
  • Intended use and limits
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Automation and Prompt Kits

Package the workflow, not just the output, and let others reproduce your result.

  • Copyable code blocks
  • Setup checklist
  • Workflow files
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Fresh from the community

Recently published AI projects

A rotating selection of images, applications, video, audio and models published by studios and independent creators.

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From upload to live page

Four steps, about ten minutes

No template editing, no deployment, no waiting on a developer.

Upload the output

Drop in the image, screenshot, poster frame or model card. Files are optimised on the way in.

Describe and categorise

Pick a category and kind, add tags, and name the models and tools you used.

Attach the proof

Link the live demo, the repository, the download or the video embed.

Publish and share

You get a fast, responsive page with a share card ready for any platform.

Signal from users

What creators say after publishing

Feedback from studios, engineers and independent artists using the platform week to week.

We used to email clients a zip of renders and hope for the best. Now we send one link. The gallery, the credits and the prompt notes are all there, and the questions we used to answer twice a day simply stopped arriving.

Amina Farouk
Amina Farouk Creative Director, Studio Nova

Our assistant had been living in a private repo for months. Two hours after publishing the listing we had our first pilot conversation. Presentation was the missing piece, not the model.

Daniel Okonjo
Daniel Okonjo Founder, Helix Labs

The video pages are the part I did not expect to care about. Poster frames, fast loading, no player chrome fighting our brand. Editors send clients straight to the page now.

Sofia Lindqvist
Sofia Lindqvist Head of Content, Northgate Post

Model documentation is usually an afterthought. Being forced to fill in intended use, limits and evaluation numbers made our own release notes better, and downloads went up because people trusted them.

Rahul Menon
Rahul Menon ML Engineer, Loom AI

Forty prints, one coherent series page, and a licence field that ends the awkward emails. It looks like a gallery show rather than a cloud folder.

Claire Dubois
Claire Dubois Independent Artist, Freelance

We publish internal tools here for other teams to find. The search and the tags do more for adoption than any announcement email we have ever sent.

Yusuf Al Rashid
Yusuf Al Rashid Product Lead, Atlas Retail
Questions worth answering

Everything people ask before their first upload

Licensing, consent, file limits and how much of the design you control.

Anything made with or substantially assisted by artificial intelligence: still images, applications and agents, video, audio and music, fine tuned models, datasets, prompt kits and automation workflows. If AI played a real part in producing it, it belongs on the platform.
Yes, and it works in your favour. Every listing has a tools field and an optional prompt or training notes block. Visitors trust documented work far more than mystery output, and other creators can build on what you share.
You do. Publishing a listing grants the platform permission to display it and nothing more. You set a licence on each listing so visitors know what they may and may not do with it.
Audio listings include a consent field. If a listing uses a cloned voice or a real person likeness, you record the release covering it. Listings that cannot show consent are removed.
The whole front end is driven from the admin panel: Google fonts, type scale, colours and gradients, header layout and menu style, logo size, banners, footer columns and every section on the home page. No template editing required.
Individual images are capped at eight megabytes and are downscaled automatically for delivery. For video and large model files you link to your own hosting or object storage and the listing embeds it.
Ready when you are

Your next AI project deserves a real page

Create the listing, attach the demo, publish. It takes about ten minutes and the result is a link you will be glad to send.