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New open-source projects, AI frameworks and SaaS platforms, plus the ones still on a waitlist. Find them before everyone else does.
- 91tools tracked
- 5open betas
- 86already launched
- 13categories
Most upvoted
Trending on the radar
Jev Ultrafast
Betai. am. speed.
Warm & Fuzzy
LaunchedThe site of Warm & Fuzzy, which describes itself as a feel-good company for creative things.
Paul Kalkbrenner
LaunchedBranding and website for the German musician Paul Kalkbrenner, presenting his music and tour dates.
Trevor Noah
LaunchedAn interactive digital home for Trevor Noah's stand-up, podcast, books and world tour.
Illoca
LaunchedAn AI-native design engine for professional architects, from first ideas to editable 2D and 3D designs.
Gionatan Nese '26
LaunchedPortfolio of Gionatan Nese, a multi-disciplinary designer based in Milan.
United Carriers
LaunchedThe site of United Carriers, a freight company with teams across Australia, New Zealand, China and Hong Kong.
Why Zero
LaunchedAn immersive web experience about Zero University and AI-native learning.
Cerebrium
LaunchedServerless infrastructure for real-time AI: voice agents, LLMs and other AI workloads.
White Desert
LaunchedThe site of White Desert, a luxury Antarctic expedition company.
Aspen Search
LaunchedThe site of Aspen Search, a boutique executive search firm for engineering and research talent.
L.I.S.A.
LaunchedLocomotive's interactive AI assistant, connecting clients, collaborators and talent.
Open now
Try it while it is in beta
Jev Ultrafast
Betai. am. speed.
PCBJam
BetaKiCad in the browser, with real-time collaboration on the same project.
ForensicDbg
BetaA post-mortem debugger for native Windows x86 and x64 crashes, currently in private beta.
Sesame
BetaAn open-source password manager that works without an account, with your vault as a local file.
Fresh out
Just launched
Warm & Fuzzy
LaunchedThe site of Warm & Fuzzy, which describes itself as a feel-good company for creative things.
Paul Kalkbrenner
LaunchedBranding and website for the German musician Paul Kalkbrenner, presenting his music and tour dates.
Trevor Noah
LaunchedAn interactive digital home for Trevor Noah's stand-up, podcast, books and world tour.
Illoca
LaunchedAn AI-native design engine for professional architects, from first ideas to editable 2D and 3D designs.
Gionatan Nese '26
LaunchedPortfolio of Gionatan Nese, a multi-disciplinary designer based in Milan.
United Carriers
LaunchedThe site of United Carriers, a freight company with teams across Australia, New Zealand, China and Hong Kong.
Why Zero
LaunchedAn immersive web experience about Zero University and AI-native learning.
Cerebrium
LaunchedServerless infrastructure for real-time AI: voice agents, LLMs and other AI workloads.
Why TeaserTrack exists
Three problems we kept running into.
- 1
Launches are scattered.
Teasers live in threads, repos, and waitlist forms. By the time you hear about a tool, the early beta spots are gone.
- 2
So we track them in one place.
Every listing is reviewed by a person and has a teaser, a status, and a launch date, so you can plan instead of react.
- 3
You decide what matters.
Upvote what you are waiting for, follow the launch calendar, and join waitlists while it still counts.
One radar, from teaser to launch
Every listing gets a page built for developers who want to get in early.
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Jev UltrafastBeta
i. am. speed.
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Frequently asked
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Read every answerWhat kind of tools get listed on TeaserTrack?
Developer tools, AI frameworks, open-source projects, and SaaS products that are upcoming, in private or public beta, or launched recently. Listings that are misleading, broken, or unrelated to software are declined.
Is it free to list a tool?
Yes. A standard listing is free and stays up permanently, with its own tool page, upvotes, categories, and a place in the launch calendar. A featured launch is an optional $29 upgrade for launch week.
How long does review take?
Every submission is read by a person, usually within a few days. If something is missing you can fix it from your dashboard and the listing goes back into the queue.
Can I edit a listing after it is live?
Yes, from your dashboard, whenever you like. An edit sends the listing back through a quick review so the directory stays accurate.
What media should I upload with a listing?
A 16:9 cover image, and optionally a clip of up to two minutes and a square logo. Files are optimized in your browser before upload, so the cover becomes WebP at up to 1600px and video is compressed to 720p.
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