Grown in the open. Shared with everyone.

AI Tree Library collects the parts of the internet worth knowing: websites, AI tools, iOS and Android apps, widgets and browser extensions. Anyone can plant a link, anyone can take the whole tree: the code is open source and every entry is free data. The 11:11 team reviews every link, so what grows here stays worth sharing.

Who tends the tree

11:11 runs the library: the team reviews submissions, keeps the branches in order and maintains the code. The library itself belongs to everyone.

How it works

The whole library is three JSON files in a public GitHub repository. The site is built from them and served as static pages, so it costs nothing to run and nothing can take it down. There is no paid API and no AI bill: new links are described from their own page metadata and sorted into branches by a small open classifier.

Contribute

Submit a link from the site, or open a pull request that adds a line to data/queue.json. Either way it lands in the review queue.

Use the data

Everything is open under CC0. Fetch /api/library.json for the full dataset or /api/index.json for a compact index. AI agents can read /llms.txt.

The tree

The field on the home page draws every link as a point. Branches are packed outward on a golden-angle spiral and links grow inside them as a sunflower does, so the picture stays balanced however large the library gets.

An 11:11 project.