Where AI Products Launch.

MPAT is a launch platform for AI products. New tools appear on the homepage on their launch day, ranked by upvotes from signed-in accounts. Each product keeps a page afterwards with what it does and what it costs; plan details are read from the vendor's own site.

They are ranked by upvotes; between two with the same count, the newer listing comes first. One signed-in account can cast one upvote per product, and can take it back. Each window ranks only the upvotes cast inside it, so the weekly board counts the last seven days and the monthly board the last thirty, today included. No score is seeded, bought or weighted. A window with no upvotes in it shows the all-time ranking instead, or the newest listings when nothing has an upvote yet, and says which.

Today's Launches are the AI products whose launch day is the current day in UTC. Each one joins the list when it goes live that day, and the list starts over at 00:00 UTC. Upvotes on a launch rank it among that day's launches; the weekly and monthly boards count upvotes on the product itself, so a launch's upvotes do not carry over to them. A product does not leave the site when its launch day ends: its page stays on the board.

68 AI products are on the board, across 24 categories. Each one is grouped by the job it does rather than by the technology behind it, so a category holds products a person would actually compare against each other. Every tool has its own page with what it does, what its plans cost and where its free tier stops.

Pricing is recorded per tool as one of three things: free, free plan plus paid, or paid. Most tools here have a free plan plus paid tiers, which means there is something usable without paying and a limit you will eventually meet. Plan details on a listing are read from the vendor's own pricing pages; every listing shows when it was last updated, and the in-depth tool pages also show the date their prices were checked.

No. Paid placement never changes a ranking and never buys editorial coverage. When a placement is paid for, it is labelled as sponsored wherever it appears. Upvotes come only from signed-in accounts, one per product, so the order of the board is not something money can move.

Create an account, then start a launch from your product's website address. Every launch is reviewed by an editor before it goes live, and a launch and an editorial review stay separate things: a launch never buys a review.