joylarkin/Awesome-AI-Market-Maps

An Awesome List of 500+ AI Market Maps from 2026 and 2025.

What it solves

The AI market moves fast, and it's hard to keep up with who's building what. This project gathers a large, frequently refreshed collection of AI startup market maps—visual breakdowns of companies in specific AI sectors—so investors, analysts, and enthusiasts can track trends and spot opportunities without hunting across dozens of sources.

How it works

The list is organized by quarter (e.g., Q4 2026, Q3 2026) and further by category (AI Agents, Enterprise AI, Robotics, etc.). Each entry links to the original market map, often with a note about who created it (VC firm, analyst, or practitioner). The collection is curated with a mix of automated tools (Claude, Exa Websets) and human review to ensure quality. The README is updated regularly; a CSV version is updated bimonthly.

Who it's for

Anyone following the AI startup ecosystem: venture capitalists, industry analysts, founders, product managers, and researchers who want a single, well-curated view of where AI investment and innovation are heading. It's also useful for market map creators who want to see what's out there and connect with the community.

Highlights

  • Over 500 market maps from sources like a16z, Bessemer Venture Partners, CB Insights, and more
  • Organized by quarter and category so you can see trends over time
  • Includes a searchable CSV, an RSS feed for updates, a Hugging Face dataset, and an MCP server for programmatic access
  • Actively maintained with Pull Requests accepted and multiple ways to submit new maps

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