SI Fly is a launchpad website that gives each new synthetic-intelligence tool one dedicated launch page and a single day in its feed, with no rankings and no promotional copy.
What is SI Fly?
SI Fly is a launch site for new synthetic-intelligence tools. Makers submit public information about a tool — what it does, who it is for, and where to try it — and SI Fly turns that into a single facts-only launch page published under siflie.com/launches/. The site runs on the web at siflie.com, with a browseable launch archive at /launches/ and a submission entry point at /submit/. The page does not name an individual founder or company behind the project.
How does SI Fly work?
The site describes a three-step loop: a maker submits a tool with public info, the tool gets a launch day with one page of facts, and the maker then shares that page with their own audience.
- Submit — the maker supplies what the tool does, who it is for, and where to try it.
- Launch day — one tool gets the day and a single page, with no rankings and no hype copy.
- Take off — the maker distributes the launch page to their own audience; SI Fly describes that maker-side sharing as the distribution loop.
What makes SI Fly stand out?
- One launch per day — the feed advances a single tool at a time instead of a continuous stream of posts, which the site frames as "no noise."
- Facts-only launch pages — each page carries what the tool does, its intended audience, and a try-it link, without ranking position or marketing copy.
- Launch archive — siflie.com/launches/ lists past launches with a one-line summary each, such as Citations.io ("Track how AI engines cite your brand") and MentionBird ("AI visibility tracking with a concrete fix-it plan").
- Maker-driven distribution — SI Fly supplies the page and expects makers to point their own audience at it; the site itself does not promise traffic.
- Synthetic-intelligence focus — the catalogue is restricted to AI tools; recent entries include OpenPilot (open-source desktop AI agent, your model of choice), Articos (synthetic user research inside ChatGPT and Claude) and Pheebs (local-first telemetry for AI coding agents).
- Separate submit and browse paths — two clear entry points, one for makers at /submit/ and one for readers at /launches/.
Who should use SI Fly?
- Solo AI tool makers — people shipping a new agent, tracker, or research tool who want a single stable page URL to post to their own followers.
- Readers tracking the AI tool market — anyone who wants a short daily check of one new synthetic-intelligence product rather than an endless feed.
- Founders preparing a launch — makers who need to state a tool's audience and try-it link in one place before pushing it out.
- Analysts and curators — people scanning the /launches/ archive for AI visibility, agent, and telemetry tools to evaluate.
What can you do with SI Fly?
- Indie AI developers: submit a tool's purpose, audience, and link, then share the resulting launch page as the canonical link when announcing the release.
- Tool scouts: read the /launches/ archive to see which synthetic-intelligence tools shipped recently and what each one does in a single line.
- Builders in a crowded niche: skip vote counts and leaderboard position entirely and present the tool on a page that only states facts.
Alternatives
Product Hunt, which runs a broader, non-AI-specific daily launch board with upvotes; BetaList, which focuses on pre-launch startups rather than shipped tools.
FAQ
What is SI Fly?
SI Fly is a launch website for new synthetic-intelligence tools. It publishes one tool per day on a dedicated page listing what the tool does, who it serves, and where to try it, and keeps an archive of past launches at siflie.com/launches/.
How often does a new tool launch on SI Fly?
One tool gets each day. The launch day format gives a single product the whole slot rather than mixing several submissions into a shared front page, so the feed moves at one launch per day.
Does SI Fly rank or upvote tools?
No. SI Fly states that launch pages contain facts only, with no rankings and no hype copy, and that makers drive their own distribution by sharing the page with their own audience rather than competing for votes.
Is SI Fly only for AI tools?
Yes. The catalogue is limited to synthetic-intelligence tools — recent entries cover AI citation tracking, AI visibility monitoring, desktop AI agents, synthetic user research, and telemetry for coding agents.
How do I submit a tool to SI Fly?
Use the submit page at siflie.com/submit/ and provide public information: what the tool does, who it is for, and where people can try it. SI Fly builds the launch page from that submission.
