What is this website?
Modelpeers is a web directory for people who build with AI. You follow a model, an agent, or a company and read sourced notes on releases, retirements, price or limit changes, incidents, and benchmarks. Each note links to the maker's own update. The homepage also lists announced dates, and Google or email sign-in turns on a weekly alert for what you follow. The page does not list a paid Modelpeers plan.
Core features
- Follow models, agents, and companies by name.
- Read sourced notes on releases, retirements, and price or limit changes.
- Jump from a record to the maker's own changelog or docs.
- Sign in with Google or email for a weekly alert on what you follow.
Common situations
- A developer wants to know whether a model is retiring, without opening every lab blog.
- Someone buying access needs the price or limit change and the original note.
- A visitor only wants the public log, not to run the model on Modelpeers.
Who it fits
- Developers and buyers tracking several models at once.
- People who want alerts from a follow list instead of a private calendar.
- Someone who wants to host or call the model inside Modelpeers is a poor fit. It is a directory.
How it compares
If the job is “what changed about someone else's model or agent, and where is the source,” Modelpeers is that directory. If the job is to run a model, or to read only one vendor's docs, the vendor's site is the direct place.
Common questions
Q: Does Modelpeers charge?
A: The homepage lets you browse updates and sign in for alerts. It does not publish a paid Modelpeers plan.
Q: Does it host the models?
A: No. It collects records and links out to the maker's documentation.
