Read the wake of
AI tools on the rise.
We track AI tools worldwide, every day, and plot their traffic, backlinks, keywords and revenue signals onto a single chart. A global navigation map for people building AI products.
- AI sites tracked
- 12,480
- Data points collected
- 3.4M
- Rankings data refresh
- Monthly
- X accounts monitored
- 3,400+
What Anjin is
To cross a sea with no chart
Five hundred years ago, sailors crossed to new continents with nothing but a chart. Today, the people building AI products need a map that shows where growth is happening. Anjin is that chart.
- What Anjin is
- Growth intelligence for people building AI products. We track rising sites continuously and break their traffic, backlinks, keywords, and trend signals into examples you can copy. You handle the voyage, Anjin handles the course.
- What we do
- We pick out only the AI sites that are genuinely growing and break down their traffic history, SEO strategy, monetization, and tech stack. On top of that we layer backlink sources, incoming keywords, and emerging trends. It is not a tool directory, it is a single map you can follow.
- Where the data comes from
- Human curation and verification come first, then we cross-check public data sources against third-party traffic estimates. Accuracy matters more than volume, so we leave the noise out.
- Update cadence
- The full dataset updates monthly, with new sites added as we find them. Month by month the snapshots stack up like a logbook, showing at a glance who took off and who hit a ceiling.
Where the name comes from
Anjin was a pilot’s name
三浦 安針
Miura Anjin
- Lived
- 1564 – 1620
- Reached Japan
- 1600
- Fief
- 250 koku
William Adams (24 September 1564 – 16 May 1620) was an English navigator. In 1600 he drifted ashore in Japan aboard the Dutch ship De Liefde and was taken on by the Tokugawa shogunate as a diplomatic adviser. Tokugawa Ieyasu gave him the name Miura Anjin (三浦 安針, “the pilot of Miura”), and he became the first English-born samurai, holding a fief of 250 koku.
At Ieyasu’s side he taught geometry, mathematics and navigation, oversaw the building of Western-style sailing ships, and helped the English and Dutch open trading posts at Hirado. A castaway from the far side of the world became the man who helped a country look out to sea.
We borrowed the name because what Anjin did is what we want to do: read the channels in unfamiliar water and mark a course for whoever comes next. AI product growth is a new sea, and Anjin wants to be the pilot standing at the bow.
Product
Five AI tool rankings and two signals
Five charts for reading the route, and two signals for reading the wind. Every dataset plugs straight into your own workflow.
AI Daily(Coming soon)
Rumors hit X before any official launch. We watch over 3,400 AI accounts around the clock, use an LLM to strip the noise, and compress everything into one morning digest. You hear it before the announcement.
3,400+ accounts / LLM filtering / every morning
How it works
Three ways to navigate
Turn rankings, the daily digest, and keywords into a growth route of your own.
- 01
Pick your course
Start with a category you know and cross-check it against the keyword rankings. If several sites target the same term, that lane is already validated. Point your scope there.
- 02
Spot the dark horse
Sort by month over month change and watch the newest sites first. Layer the trends ranking over the daily digest and a term that just surfaced reads as the start of the next wave.
- 03
Track it, then repeat it
Add candidates to your watchlist and keep watching. Use the backlink rankings to plan your own link profile, then wire the data into your daily workflow through MCP or the API.
What users say
From the people who use it
Solo developers, small SaaS teams, and SEO consultants. Each of them navigates with Anjin.
The ranking filters are genuinely practical. Just starting from a category shows me where growth is happening right now. It wiped out my entire research routine.
The backlink rankings work as a ready-made link strategy. Starting from zero versus starting from a list of cited sources is a completely different first month.
I have MCP reading the data straight into my agents, so my morning market check runs itself. The rankings and daily digest alone made new product decisions much faster.
The revenue signals are the big win. Traffic alone cannot tell you whether people actually pay, but traffic heading to a payment platform can.
Pricing
Pricing
Three plans for every length of voyage. Cancel anytime.
Navigator
$19Billed $182 yearly, save $46/yr
For growing teams
- Full data for every ranking, with search and filters
- 12 months of history
- Unlimited watchlist
- Revenue signal rankings
Captain
$29Billed $278 yearly, save $70/yr
For builders who need API, MCP and automation
- Everything in Navigator
- MCP access
- REST API access
- CSV export
- AI Daily (Coming soon)
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before getting started.
From the blog
Product updates, guides, and engineering notes from the team.
Patterns Shared by AI Products That Actually Grew
Narrow scope, fast time to first value, pricing that matches consumption, and distribution that does not depend on paid ads. Patterns, not laws.
Picking a Lane Instead of Chasing a Keyword List
How to choose what to build: start from a category you understand, use keyword frequency to find proven lanes, and decide within ten days.
How to Read a Growth Ranking Without Fooling Yourself
Why month-over-month change beats raw visit counts, how to tell a launch spike from durable growth, and where domain rating actually fits.
Your next new world is already on the chart.
Every AI site that has run its growth course is already broken down into a reproducible sample. All that is left is to pick your own course.