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Filter by category, pricing and free tier to find exactly the right tool for the job.
Text or image in, textured 3D mesh out — the quickest way to fill a scene with props.
AI notes for interviews, now expanded into sourcing and application-review agents.
One inbox for email, SMS, WhatsApp and social, with team chat sitting inside the thread.
Mistral's assistant: fast, European, and a credible answer to data-residency objections.
Generative background music that matches a clip's mood and runs exactly as long as you need.
Local Markdown files, a link graph, and a plugin ecosystem you assemble yourself.
Workflow automation you can self-host, priced per workflow run rather than per step.
SERP-driven content optimization at a price that doesn't require an agency budget.
Docs, databases and wikis in one workspace — powerful, and easy to over-build.
Run open models on your own machine with one command, and no data leaves it.
One API key for hundreds of models across dozens of providers, with automatic failover.
Turns long talking-head video into vertical clips, with a virality score to argue with.
The meeting recorder that shows you the transcript as the call is still happening.
An on-page optimizer built from ranking experiments rather than vibes — and it looks the part.
Live chat plus the Lyro AI agent, priced for e-commerce stores rather than enterprises.
The accessible entry point to AI search monitoring — broad engine coverage from around $29/month.
Upload a PDF, ask it questions, get answers with the page they came from.
Product-photo editor built for people who shoot inventory, not portraits.
AI search visibility tracking aimed squarely at working marketing teams, not enterprise procurement.
Automation for people who would rather write ten lines of code than fight a no-code form.
Collaborative presentation software for teams who find Google Slides ugly and PowerPoint heavy.
All-in-one podcast studio — now rebranded as Async, with a stingy lifetime free tier.
Upload your files, chat with them, and get charts back — an AI workspace for ad-hoc analysis.
Turns a prompt, product link or blog post into ready-to-schedule social posts and videos.
AI code review with a governance layer, aimed at orgs that need to prove standards are enforced.
Enterprise-grade answer-engine optimization: how AI assistants describe your brand, and which sources they cite.
Meeting notes plus analytics on how the meeting actually went — for better or worse.
Defends focus time on your calendar by moving flexible commitments around automatically.
Image generation that outputs actual vectors, plus brand styles you can lock in.
Automation that stops and asks a human before it does the irreversible thing.
The one-trick background remover that made the trick a commodity.
Run almost any open model behind an API call, billed by the second — cold starts included.
Literature discovery as a visual network — start from one paper and watch the field assemble itself.
Voice cloning and speech-to-speech for developers — plus a serious deepfake detection arm.
Internal tools for teams with engineers — drag the UI, write the SQL.
A resume builder that optimises for the parser first and the human second.
HR, IT and finance on one employee record — powerful, and deliberately hard to leave.
Records every guest locally in high quality, so a bad connection cannot ruin the take.
A spreadsheet with data connectors and an AI analyst wired into the grid.
The budget AI copywriter — 40-plus templates for the price of a coffee, with output to match.
Train generative models on your own art bible so every asset stays on-style.
Citations with context: does this paper support the claim, contradict it, or just mention it?
Meeting notes with a proper task and decision layer, plus search across your whole meeting history.
The everything-drawer of SEO and PPC data — powerful, sprawling, and priced per module.
Shopify's in-admin AI assistant — useful for store chores, unremarkable at strategy.
An AI-native Gmail client where the assistant can actually search and act on your mail.
A small-team wiki that fact-checks itself and answers questions in plain language.
The browser's PDF toolbox — convert, compress, sign, merge — with AI bolted on later.