Find every artist
open for commissions.
One button.
Commsfinder scans the accounts you already follow and hands back a tidy list of artists taking work right now, sorted by how sure it is. No more digging through 4,000 follows by hand.
FurAffinity
Bluesky+ more soon
Check one page
instead of, like, 4,000+ profiles.
It takes one button to open Commsfinder and view a neat, sorted list of all your followed artists available to commission. No more going back and forth with your friends for days trying to find someone to draw your shitposts or smut. No need to browse your entire Twitter following page looking for someone that has "OPEN" in their name.
FurAffinity312 profilesONBluesky1,804 profilesON
Commission Leads
37 artists
94%
88%
81%
@hyena.websitezohfurBen · 24 · he/him · genetics engineer, hobbyist web dev. Builds weird early-2000s sites and browser extensions for fun.
Really simple detection.
An artist gets flagged when real signals line up: "open" in the bio, a pinned "slots available", recent posts about taking work. Commsfinder lists every signal it found, so a 96% means something and a "maybe" is easy to skip.
A *lot* of customization
Favorite the artists you love, blacklist false positives, use metatags and filters
Multiple platforms aggregregregated
Currently supports Bsky and FA with more to come soon-ish
As private as it can possibly be
Every scan runs on your device and the data stays there. Nothing is sent anywhere, ever.
No accounts, no cloud, no corpo slop. Everything runs locally in your browser.
The profile data it gathers, the scan results, the scoring: all of it stays on your machine. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is sold. Uninstall and every trace is gone.
Absolutely NO generative AI runs, ever. 
Commsfinder is an open source passion project, AGPL licensed, built by someone tired of scrolling for hours every time a friend wanted art.
Discriminative, not generative.
The model reads a profile's text and answers one question: "Is this an artist, and are they open for commissions?"
It has no way to produce an image or any text beyond "yes" or "no", and it never will. It classifies and predicts; it does not generate. What's the difference?
An ethical application of AI with a reason to exist.
The classifier reads text the same way your phone's camera reads words off a page.
Its training data was gathered by hand by volunteers, and no artwork was used to build it. The model is free to use and available on Hugging Face below.
Want no model at all? You can turn it off.
No-AI mode drops the model entirely and falls back to the plain keyword and pattern matching that runs alongside it.
Accuracy is lower and false positives go up, but it runs faster and uses fewer resources. It's a work in progress, with regular updates over time.
Hugging Face
Questions and answers
Yes, Commsfinder is completely free to use and will stay that way. At some point I might add a premium subscription or Patreon for extra features I can't provide for free, like Twitter integration, since those APIs cost a lot of money.
It gathers relevant text from a profile (bio, display name, pinned posts) and runs each through a small custom model that labels it Open, Closed, or Unsure alongside a confidence score. Those are weighted into one final score for the artist.
No. Nothing leaves your device. Uninstall the extension and all scan data and caching is deleted for good. There are no analytics, no telemetry, no remote calls, or "phoning home".
Please consider tossing me a few bucks via Ko-fi. At some point I might offer a Patreon for optional support or to fund paid API usage. (cough Twitter cough)
I have a lot of ideas for other sites to integrate into Commsfinder, so far: Mastodon, VGen, Sofurry, and some of the newer marketplaces that have popped up in the last few months. It's not only a lot of work, but for some platforms I'll need support directly from their developers. If you work with a platform and would like perspective buyers to support your artists, please contact me!