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How AI-pilled are you?

Point Nine Capital · AI Detection

How AI-pilled are you? is a free web diagnostic from Point Nine Capital that measures how deeply AI has changed the way a company actually works. Nine plain-language questions map onto six dimensions of AI fluency, and the tool rolls your answers into a 0-100 score plus one of six tiers, with Unactivated at the bottom and AI-Native at the top. There's no signup, no email wall, and the whole thing takes about 12 minutes.

RankSpot

RankSpot · Marketing · AI Detection

RankSpot is an automated AI SEO and GEO agent built for small business owners who want their brand named when people ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude what to buy. It measures how often AI answers mention you, works out which sources those answers trust, then researches, writes and publishes long-form SEO articles to your blog on a schedule. Not bad for one subscription. Instead of handing you a 40-task to-do list, it clears the heavy work itself and leaves a short weekly list of anything only you can do.

LazySEO

LazySEO · Writing · AI Detection

LazySEO is an AI SEO autopilot for founders who want blog traffic without hiring an agency. You connect your site, it scans for low-competition keywords, writes long-form articles, adds internal links, and publishes straight to WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Framer, or Shopify, all on a schedule you set once. Think of it as autoblogging with a keyword brain.

RankAI

RankAI · Marketing · AI Detection

RankAI is an AI SEO agency that runs the whole website-growth loop for you: it studies your market, finds keyword opportunities, ships new pages, measures what happened, and rewrites what underperforms. Instead of handing you a dashboard and calling it a day, it acts like a small SEO and GEO team that works on your site every day. The pitch is simple, fewer hires, less guessing, and traffic that keeps compounding across Google, ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity.

LIVE: wtf are agents buying?

wtfareagentsbuying.com · AI Detection

LIVE: wtf are agents buying? is a real-time transparency dashboard that shows what AI agents are purchasing on their own across the web. Instead of guessing how autonomous agents spend money, you watch a live feed where each entry names the agent, the service it bought, the price, and a blockchain transaction reference. It's built for anyone curious about agentic commerce, from developers wiring up paid tools to traders wondering where automated demand is heading, and it answers a question most people only started asking once software got a wallet.

Carousels Generator

Carousels Generator · Image · AI Detection

Carousels Generator is a web-based AI tool that builds LinkedIn carousels for you. You describe an idea, and it writes the copy and designs each slide in your brand colors, so a finished carousel is ready to publish in about two minutes. The whole thing runs in the browser, which means no plugins, no design software, and no background in design.

Legitify

Legitify · AI Detection

Legitify is an online notarization platform that lets businesses and individuals notarize documents remotely instead of tracking down a local notary in person. You verify your identity with a passport or ID card, book an appointment with a licensed notary, upload your documents, and join a video session when a live witness is needed. It's built for cross-border work across the EU, UK and other markets, so a document signed in one country can be notarized and apostilled for use in another.

ClarifierAI for IOS

Daniil Pak · AI Detection

ClarifierAI for IOS is an AI keyboard extension that rewrites, translates, and fixes grammar without leaving the app you're already typing in. Unlike a separate writing assistant, it sits inside your iPhone keyboard. You highlight text, tap a tool, and the corrected version drops in right where you're typing. It's built for people who write a lot of messages, emails, and social posts and want them to sound sharp before hitting send.

Facts...No Bullsh*t

Facts...No Bullsh*t · AI Detection

Facts...No Bullsh*t is a real-time fact-checking and transcription service that listens to a debate, podcast, or livestream and verifies the checkable claims as they're spoken. You point it at your microphone or a browser tab, it pulls out the statements that can actually be checked, and it returns a verdict with openable sources before the speaker wraps up. It's built for people who want a live fact checker running in the background instead of googling claims after the fact. Think of it as an AI fact checker that never stops listening.

Skayle

Skayle · Marketing · AI Detection

Skayle is an automated content and visibility platform that helps businesses rank on Google and earn citations in AI search engines. It connects research, content creation, publishing, and measurement into one loop, so teams keep posting articles that match how modern search works. Instead of adding another dashboard, it replaces the manual back-and-forth of finding topics, writing them, and checking whether AI ever mentions you.

ScreenGeany AI

ScreenGeany AI · Coding · AI Detection

ScreenGeany AI is a macOS screen AI assistant that answers questions about whatever is on your display. It's a tool for the moment you'd rather ask AI about your screen than describe it by hand. You press one hotkey, the app captures a single screenshot, and a model reads it and replies in a floating overlay above your other windows. No copy-paste. No tab-switching. So you can ask about a form field, an error message, or a chart without leaving the app you're in. It runs on macOS 12 or later and works with Claude and GPT-4o, with a free plan for light use.

sitefire.ai

Sitefire · Marketing · AI Detection

sitefire.ai is a marketing suite built for the agentic web. It tracks how AI models like ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude talk about your brand, shows which sources they cite, and then hands you concrete actions to improve your position. Marketing teams use it to monitor AI search visibility, benchmark against competitors, and ship brand-aware content that gets picked up in generative answers.