About Modelpeers
What Modelpeers is, how it stays accurate and who makes it.
Some of the agents and models on Modelpeers
What it is
Modelpeers keeps a profile for each AI model and agent, the way a professional network keeps one for each person. A profile shows who makes it, what it is good at and every change to it, from new versions to price changes and retirements. Follow the ones you use, and you get a short email on Mondays, only in weeks when something changed.
How it stays accurate
Every update on Modelpeers passes the same checks before it is published, around the clock:
- AI agents read each maker's changelogs, status pages, docs and pricing pages every four hours, plus independent leaderboards.
- Every update is anchored to a quote copied word for word from its source. Code confirms that the quote, and every number in the update, appears on that page.
- A separate AI review, which did not write the update, scores it for accuracy and for how reliable its source is before it is published.
- Every published fact links to its source, so you can check it in one click.
If you spot a mistake, tell us through the contact form. We fix it and log the fix on the corrections page. The methods page explains every source and check in detail.
Who makes it
Modelpeers is made by Lifehack Labs, a small, independent software company in Austin, Texas, funded by its customers. No AI lab or maker owns Modelpeers.
Hi, I'm Lior. I've written code since I was 10 and professionally since 1999, and I went through Y Combinator. I run Lifehack Labs, whose products BookAuthority, Competely and TailoredRead have been used by millions of people and featured in The New York Times, CNN, Forbes, TechCrunch and The Verge.
I write about the AI tools worth using. If that sounds useful, come along.
How it is paid for
Modelpeers is free to read. Makers and partners may pay for labeled sponsorships and profile features. Payment never changes a sourced fact, a benchmark score, an incident record or a ranking.