urls.ai

urls.ai offers a directory view for people who want to scan several websites in one place. Cards pair a short description with the destination domain, a detail page and an outbound link. The visible categories range from development and design to education and productivity.

The public page opened without an account. Its card controls also include favorites, sharing and QR-code links, though ProjectRadar did not save a library or test account features. The inspected outbound links carried referral tracking parameters.

The collection index groups links around tasks such as finding AI video tools or a bookmark manager. Several AI lists explicitly call themselves auto-curated. That distinction matters when reading a title beginning with Top: the page title does not establish a comparative test or ranking method.

A reader could use a collection to find candidates, then check each provider's current features and terms. The directory descriptions are brief enough to scan, but they cannot answer every question about a product or establish that its link remains useful.

The pricing page concerns product submissions and placement. It lists a free standard submission, a featured option marked Coming soon and a sponsored option available by contact. Those plans should not be read as prices for the tools in the directory.

The site also describes a separate Chrome bookmark manager. Its privacy page says the extension works without an account and keeps its library on the device by default. That is the publisher's description, not a verified extension test; the website itself reports collecting operational analytics, session state and security logs.