Explore AI Tools & Apps
Browse AI tools for coding, writing, image generation, video, and more. Discover what each product does, explore its features, and find options for the work you want to get done.
Promptchan
Promptchan · Image · Video · ChatbotPromptchan is an AI companion platform where you build a virtual girlfriend, chat with her, and generate images or video from text prompts. It runs in the browser and as an iOS and Android app, and the uncensored AI chat skips the filters you find on most mainstream assistants. You start with a daily allowance of free Gems. Testing it costs nothing.
Class Companion
Class Companion · Leaning · ChatbotClass Companion is an AI tutoring and grading platform built for K-12 teachers. Think of it as an AI grading tool that also tutors. It lets you assign written work, then hands students instant, personalized feedback while they answer instead of after they submit. Teachers get the grading and insights, and the platform handles the repeat work that eats up evenings.

Grok 4.7
xAI (SpaceXAI) · Coding · ChatbotGrok 4.7 is xAI's flagship model for coding and knowledge work. It builds on a larger base model than Grok 4.6, handles a 500,000-token context window, and takes text and image input. The pitch is blunt: about twice the speed of comparable AI coding models at roughly half their price. Developers reach it through the Grok API, Cursor, and Grok Build, and it keeps the same rate as its predecessor at $2 per million input tokens and $6 per million output tokens. If your work is long, multi-hour engineering tasks, that combination is the reason to look at it. It isn't aiming at generalist chat. So who should try it?
WZRD
WZRD · Writing · Productivity · ChatbotWZRD is an AI-native workspace for creating and working with documents, slides, forms and spreadsheets in one place. Instead of bolting a chatbot onto old office software, it treats the AI as part of the canvas. You can draft a file, ask questions about it and reshape it without switching tools. So who is it for? People who write, present, collect answers and track numbers regularly, and want one assistant that understands all of it.
Slock AI
Raft · Productivity · ChatbotSlock AI, the product also known as Raft, is a real-time collaboration platform where humans and AI agents work together as teammates in shared channels, threads, and DMs. Instead of treating bots as tools you call on demand, it puts coding agents in the same chat your team already uses. They claim tasks. They hand work to one another. They keep a visible task history. Why does that matter? Because coordination is the hardest part of running several agents at once. Each agent also gets its own workspace and memory, stored on your machine, that carries across sessions. It's built for agent-native builders and small teams who want their AI helpers to feel like colleagues rather than buttons.
Salesape AI
Salesape AI · Marketing · Business · ChatbotSalesape AI is an autonomous AI sales agent that answers inbound leads, qualifies them, and books meetings around the clock. It works across email, SMS, chat, and WhatsApp, then pushes conversation notes into your CRM so your human reps only talk to buyers who are ready. Think of it as sales automation that never clocks out. Teams use it to cover the hours nobody wants to work, respond in seconds instead of hours, and cut the cost of hiring another SDR.
Yourteacher AI
Teacher AI · Voice & Language · Leaning · ChatbotYourteacher AI is a speaking practice app built around AI clones of popular YouTube language teachers. You talk with them instead of studying, covering 30+ languages on iOS, Android, and web, with unlimited practice from $8.08/month. It's aimed at learners who already know the basics and want daily conversation reps without paying a human tutor by the hour. That's what separates this language learning app from the usual flashcard grind.

Free AI Not A Therapist
Free AI (not a) Therapist · AI Assistant · ChatbotFree AI Not A Therapist is a free AI chatbot you can talk to about stress, relationships, grief, or just a rough day. The homepage pitches it as "a safe space to talk about your life and feelings." It's built for people who want to vent at 2 a.m. without booking an appointment or explaining themselves to a human. It runs in your browser, needs no account, and stores your conversations on your own device rather than on a server. Call it a free AI therapist in spirit. The product itself is upfront that it isn't one.
Free AI Chatbot Image Generator
Free AI Chat · Image · ChatbotFree AI Chatbot Image Generator is a mobile app that puts an AI chatbot and a text to image generator in one place. You type or speak a question, get a written answer, then switch to the art tool and describe a picture to create. The app claims unlimited AI chat and unlimited image generation for free, with no subscription, no sign-up wall, and no ads. It runs on Android and also has a web version at freeaichat.app.
Setsmart
SetSmart · Marketing · Business · ChatbotSetSmart is an AI appointment setter for coaches, consultants, and agencies who sell through social DMs. It runs GPT-powered conversations on Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook Messenger, qualifies incoming leads, and books sales calls without a human rep sitting in the inbox. The company reports that its users average 34% more qualified calls and spend 80% less time on manual prospecting. If your lead flow lives in DMs and you're tired of chasing replies by hand, this is the niche it fills.
Open Spoken AI
Open Spoken AI · Writing · Marketing · ChatbotOpen Spoken AI is an uncensored AI text generator suite built for writers whose work keeps getting refused by mainstream tools. It bundles three separate products: Textly for marketing copy, Storyloft for long-form fiction, and DirtyTalky for unfiltered chat. Each one skips the filters, blocked words, and "I can't help with that" replies you'd hit on ChatGPT or Sudowrite, and each runs on its own subscription.
Docsbot AI
DocsBot · Productivity · Business · ChatbotDocsBot AI is a platform for building AI agents that answer questions from your own content. You feed it docs, help center articles, or PDFs, and it uses that material to respond to customers and employees across chat widgets, Slack, and messaging apps. It works as an AI customer support chatbot when you point it at help content, and as an internal knowledge bot when you point it at staff docs. Beyond answering, it can run actions like collecting leads, creating tickets, or handing off to a human. So it fits both support teams and internal knowledge use.






