Looking for Feedback on My AI Product Discovery Tool
Hey everyone! 👋
I’ve been working on a platform called WhichModel.io — it's a search and comparison engine that helps users discover, compare, and choose the best AI models for their specific use case (image generation, video, audio, chatbot, code generation, etc.).
🔍 Key Features:
Search 100s of AI models by use-case, cost, and features
Compare models side-by-side (e.g., Claude vs GPT-4 vs Gemini)
Filter by input type, speed, pricing, and more
Stay updated with trending or newly launched models
👨💻 Why I Built This:
With so many AI tools launching daily, it’s confusing to pick the right model for your needs. I wanted to simplify that decision-making process and create a "Product Hunt + Capterra" experience — but specifically for AI models.
🧠 Looking For:
Honest feedback on the product UX/UI
Suggestions for improvement or missing features
Ideas for how to better reach my target audience (AI devs, founders, researchers)
Would you use it? Why or why not?
👉 Live here: https://www.whichmodel.io
I’d love your input! 🙏 Thanks in advance to anyone who takes the time to check it out.
Greetings! I gave the product a spin and couldn't really test it extensively, as from a UX perspective I didn't feel confident in the tool enough to buy credits. It would be great to add either a "Check this Demo" button that shows a pre-populated comparison, or $1 of free credits to run a simple comparison upon signup.
I also noticed that Claude 4 Sonnet and Opus were missing, along with the new version of Grok, which I expect to see if I am comparing the latest models.
Another UI thing that I noticed is that the UI overflows when the screen is smaller. I used it from a small laptop screen and saw that the model names were getting truncated (I couldn't see which model I am picking) and the "Clear All" button was overflowing into the results. Overall the "No Results Yet" section takes a lot of space without providing any value before I've run a benchmark test. You could consider removing it (as it's empty) before results are generated, so it allows the other components to take up more space and resizes after there are results.