Explore AI Tools & Apps

Rocket

Rocket · Coding · Business

Rocket is an AI app builder that turns a plain-language description into a working web or mobile app, then gives you one place to plan what to build and watch what competitors are shipping. The product is also known as Rocket.new. Instead of writing boilerplate or wiring up a stack by hand, you describe the product you want, and Rocket generates the code and a live preview you can refine by chatting. The pitch is simple: decide what to build, build it, and track competitors in one place.

Make It

Make It · Coding · Leaning

Make It works as an AI electronics builder that turns a plain-English idea into a working DIY electronics project. Describe what you want to build, and back comes the wiring diagram, the code, the component list and step-by-step instructions. No engineering degree required. The code runs on the chip instead of the cloud, so a finished device keeps working whether or not you have Wi-Fi.

Frederick

Frederick AI · Coding · Productivity

Frederick is an AI agent platform where agents build the apps your company needs and then keep running the work around them. Instead of handing you a chat box, it gives each agent a shared company memory, its own browser, and a sandbox to write code in. The same agent that ships an internal tool can later run the recurring work that used to follow it. Teams use it to build apps with AI, covering small internal tools and full customer-facing products alike. The free plan means you can test the whole loop before paying anything.

Grok 4.7

xAI (SpaceXAI) · Coding · Chatbot

Grok 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?

PixelCrew

PixelCrew · Image · Coding · Productivity

PixelCrew is an AI design platform that runs a crew of named agents on a single written brief. You describe what you need, and a researcher, an art director, a UX designer, and a build crew work through the job in sequence, handing work off the way a real studio does. One brief in. A full deliverable out. The output is production-ready HTML with Tailwind, a full design system, and documentation you can ship or pass to any developer. It suits founders, product teams, and freelancers who need polished design fast without hiring a full agency. No design background required.

Pulsetic

Pulsetic · Coding · Business

Pulsetic is a website uptime monitoring service that checks your site around the clock and alerts you when it breaks. It works as a website monitoring tool for anyone who needs to know the moment a page stops responding. Checks can run as often as every 30 seconds, and a single failed check gets confirmed from other regions before any alert fires, so one bad route doesn't wake you at 3am. Beyond plain uptime, it adds Real User Monitoring that measures Core Web Vitals on your actual visitors, plus shareable status pages you can put on your own domain.

Animated Diagrams

Animated Diagrams · Coding · Productivity

Animated Diagrams is an AI diagram studio that turns a plain-English description of a system into real, editable diagrams. You type what happens, in order, and it lays out the boxes, diamonds, and arrows for you, then animates them so a viewer can watch the flow move along each connection. It covers architecture diagrams, flowcharts, and sequence diagrams, and every shape stays clickable, so nothing gets locked into a flat image.

Chariot

Chariot AI · Coding

Chariot is an AI website builder that turns a short description of your business into a finished, published website. You type what you need, the AI writes the copy and lays out the pages, and you refine it by chatting. It handles hosting, domains and basic SEO for you, so a no-code website builder like this fits owners who want something live today, not in a month.

Skillboss

AgentSky · Coding · Productivity

Skillboss is an AI agent platform from AgentSky that lets you launch and manage 40+ agents, including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Hermes, right from your browser or through a single API. You connect your own Claude or ChatGPT subscription, or pay per turn, and the platform handles the cloud machine, tools and chat channels for you. It's built for people who want to try several agents, compare how they work, and chain them into multi-agent flows without wiring up each integration from scratch.

Purecode AI

PureCode Software · Coding

PureCode AI is an AI coding agent built for enterprise engineering teams that need to modernize large, aging codebases without breaking what already works. It runs in two places: a VS Code extension that maps your codebase with AST call graphs and applies team-shared rules, and PureCode AI Studio, a cloud product where autonomous agents clone a GitHub repo, refactor, test, and open a verified pull request. The platform targets .NET, Java, and C++ shops, with pricing handled through enterprise agreements rather than self-serve plans.

Codia AI

Codia AI · Image · Coding · Productivity

Codia AI is a vision-powered design and development platform that rebuilds screenshots, PDFs, PSD files, and static images as editable designs and working code. Built for designers and developers, it converts what you can see into something you can edit. Its Figma plugin and web tools focus on one promise: make every visual editable again. The idea sounds simple. In practice, it saves hours.

Mwm AI

MWM · Coding · Business

Mwm AI is an agentic app builder that turns a plain description of your idea into a real native iOS and Android app. You type what you want, a squad of specialized AI agents plans it, designs it, builds it in Swift and Kotlin, and gets it ready for the App Store or Play Store. It sits inside MWM's wider platform, so the same account also covers running the app with MWM Console and scaling it through MWM Publishing. Think of it as an AI app development platform, not just another code generator.