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ArtificialWatch

Know the minute a new AI model drops — every provider API swept every 60 seconds

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About ArtificialWatch

ArtificialWatch watches every major lab at once and tells you the moment a new model actually answers. Checkers sweep provider APIs on a 60-second cycle, so the signal is a real completion rather than a press release or a rumour. Email and browser push are free; paid plans add SMS and a phone call, and let you pick what fires per channel — state-of-the-art only, everything, or a hand-picked list. Paid plans also watch the AI subscriptions you already pay for and flag lineup changes, price moves, new limits, and sunsets. Alongside the alerting sits a model radar with live drop dates, a benchmarks view, and prediction-market odds on what lands next.

Who it's for

Builders who want to be early on a new model rather than finding out a week later on X.

What it does

  • Provider APIs swept every 60 seconds — alerts on a real response
  • Free email and browser push; paid adds SMS and a phone call
  • Per-channel rules: SOTA only, everything, or hand-picked models
  • Watches your paid AI subscriptions for price and limit changes
  • Model radar with live drop dates and prediction-market odds
  • Weighted capability scoring with provenance on every entry

Behind the build

The accuracy rule is what makes it worth subscribing to: an alert fires on a catalog entry plus a successful completion probe, never on a rumour.

A separate signal sweep does watch the noisier sources — model repo drops, Hacker News, r/LocalLLaMA — but that stream only ever emails the operator. Rumour-grade evidence is not allowed to blast subscribers, because a service whose whole promise is 'you'll know first' dies the first time it cries wolf.

Information

Runs on
Web
Status
Live
Requires
Any modern browser
Source
Not public
Telemetry
No analytics. It keeps the email address, and on a paid plan the phone number, you give it for alerts.
Built with
Next.js & React
Stack
Next.jsReactTailwindTypeScript

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