About us
TestingCatalog’s only official website is testingcatalog.com.
TestingCatalog is not affiliated with testingcatalog[.]net or any similarly named domains. The official TestingCatalog publication is founded and operated by Alexey Shabanov from Berlin, Germany.
What is TestingCatalog?
TestingCatalog is an AI feature intelligence publication covering the latest changes in consumer and developer AI products.
We track announced features, unreleased features, model launches, interface experiments, product rollouts, and early signals from companies building the next generation of AI tools. Our readers include early adopters, builders, researchers, product teams, journalists, investors, and anyone who wants to understand what is changing in AI products before it becomes obvious.
What we cover
TestingCatalog focuses on practical AI product changes, including:
- new and upcoming features in ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok, Perplexity, Copilot, Mistral, and other AI products
- model launches, model upgrades, and product integrations
- mobile, web, API, and developer-tool changes
- limited rollouts, A/B tests, regional availability, and feature flags
- AI agents, coding tools, search products, productivity tools, and creative AI workflows
- confirmed announcements, observed tests, leaks, rumors, and industry signals
How we report
TestingCatalog’s reporting starts with testing.
We monitor live products, public builds, release notes, developer documentation, official announcements, visible interface changes, public product assets, and community-discovered signals. When possible, we test features directly and explain what changed, who can access them, and why they matter.
We separate evidence from interpretation:
- - Confirmed, means the information comes from official announcements or public documentation.
- - Rolling out, means the feature is visible to some users, platforms, or regions, but not everyone.
- - Testing, means the feature appears in experiments, has limited access or exhibits early product behavior.
- - Rumor / Speculation, means the information is not officially confirmed and should be treated as provisional.
- - Analysis, means TestingCatalog’s interpretation of available signals.
Editorial standards
TestingCatalog aims to make fast-moving AI product news useful, sourced, and understandable.
Our editorial principles:
- - Test features directly whenever possible
- - Link to original sources when available
- - Distinguish official announcements from observed tests and rumors
- - Correct or clarify inaccurate information
- - Disclose sponsored posts and partnerships
- - Use AI tools for editing and production support while keeping editorial responsibility with TestingCatalog
Our History
TestingCatalog started in 2014 as a beta-testing community for Android app developers and early adopters. In 2016, TestingCatalog.com launched as a catalog for beta Android apps. In 2018, TestingCatalog evolved into a news platform covering unreleased app features, later expanding to broader coverage of technology and AI.
Today, TestingCatalog focuses on AI feature intelligence: what is launching, what is being tested, what is changing, and what those changes mean for users and builders.
TestingCatalog reporting has been referenced by publications including TechCrunch, Bloomberg, Android Authority, Android Police, XDA, SocialMediaToday, and others.
Our team
TestingCatalog works with contributors, researchers, editors, and AI-assisted workflows to monitor product changes across the AI ecosystem. Each author page includes contributor background, coverage areas, and published posts.
Contact, corrections & tips
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