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Your work can be seen, even without a website.

Made something with or using AI? You can submit it to QiaoLink without a website, company page or GitHub repository. Tell us what exists and the role AI played.

We review every submission and may contact you for more information. If approved, QiaoLink prepares the public content and creates an internal project page. Submission does not guarantee publication or recommendation.

  1. 1.Submit your project
  2. 2.QiaoLink reviews it
  3. 3.Provide more information if needed
  4. 4.An approved project gets a page

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2–100 characters. Use the project’s actual name.

Describe what you made in one or two sentences, up to 240 characters.

What is it, what problem does it address, and what have you achieved so far? 50–4000 characters.

AI’s role in the project · Required

Select all roles that apply to the work you actually did.

Choose an option

Your name, nickname, team or company name; up to 120 characters.

Recommended to help people discover work by region. You can keep it private below. Up to 120 characters.

Used only for QiaoLink’s review correspondence. It will not be published by default.

One http:// or https:// URL per line, up to five. Videos, documents, portfolio pages and other supporting material are welcome.

No website is required. If you have no public links, we can ask for screenshots, videos or documents by email during review.

Collaboration interests, special circumstances or anything else we should know. Up to 2000 characters; private review notes, not public content.

Before you submit

All three confirmations are required to submit.

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What we look for

  • Authenticity: the project exists and you took part in making it.
  • AI involvement: a real role in its features, development, content or workflow.
  • A tangible result: a prototype, code, research, video, design or other output.
  • Enough information to describe the work accurately.
  • Suitability for publication: no clear fraud, impersonation, serious deception or infringement of others’ rights.

Size, revenue, funding and user numbers are not requirements. Work by individuals, students and small teams is welcome.