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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.

veridive

veridive

VERIDIVE Agentic Intelligence Co. · Coding

veridive is an answer engine for the spoken web. Instead of ranking text pages, it searches video and podcast sources across YouTube, lectures, and interviews, then hands back a short answer tied to a timestamp you can jump to. Not a summary. A pointer to the exact moment. It runs on credits, starts free, and pairs AI chat with a Chrome extension so you can ask what was said and land on the spot.

Free / $0 - $3.90/moView details
Timmy-TUI

Timmy-TUI

woodman33 · Coding

Timmy-TUI (branded TIMMY) is an open-source terminal UI and control plane for AI agent work. It records every run as a signed, hash-chained receipt, so you can see what an agent did, what it cost, and what it produced. Replays work from the receipt alone. It runs locally on Node.js and talks to OpenRouter frontier models or free local Ollama models when you don't want to pay for tokens.

Free / $0 - usage-based API costsView details
OLO Robotics

OLO Robotics

OLO Robotics · Coding

OLO Robotics is a browser-based ROS 2 platform that pulls robot simulation, teleoperation, autonomous navigation, and AI-assisted coding into a single cloud workspace. It's built for teams that want to skip the setup burden of local ROS tooling and get robots doing useful work sooner. Think of it as robot inspection software and a development workspace fused into one tab. You open it, import a 3D model or connect hardware, and start building. That's the whole idea.

Free / £0 - £2/hr usage-based add-onsView details
Monako Glass

Monako Glass

Monako · Coding

Monako Glass is a 48-gram pair of developer smart glasses that runs a Linux-based system on your face. Think of it as a wearable Linux computer rather than a phone accessory. It pairs a waveguide heads-up display with a camera, speakers, and a bone-conduction microphone so you can read code, dictate commands, and move through a project without opening a laptop. The whole pitch is a wearable terminal for AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex.

Paid / $599View details
Axol

Axol

Almond · Coding

Axol is a dual-arm robot from Almond built for physical AI work, aimed at builders who want to train robot policies on real-world manipulation instead of stopping at simulation. It packs two 7-DOF arms with 860mm of reach and 6.5kg of peak payload each, runs at a 500Hz control rate, and ships assembled in the USA with an open-source Python SDK. It's a robot learning platform, not a toy. The pricing reflects that.

Paid / $1,799 - $9,499View details
agentcad

agentcad

jdilla1277 · Coding

agentcad is an open-source CAD tool built for AI agents. You hand a design task to a coding agent like Claude Code or Cursor, the agent writes a build123d Python script, and agentcad runs it, checks the geometry, renders a preview, and exports real files. It ships as both a CLI and an MCP server, runs locally, costs nothing, and needs no signup.

Free / $0View details
Solarch

Solarch

Solarch · Coding

Solarch is an architecture-first backend tool built around diagram to code generation. You draw your backend as a node-and-edge graph, a strict Rules Engine checks every connection, and a hybrid compiler writes the code. It's built for developers who want the diagram and the codebase to stay in sync instead of slowly drifting apart. Think of it as type-safe code generation driven by the picture, not the other way around.

Free / $5 - $100/moView details
Buda AI

Buda AI

Buda · Coding

Buda AI is a cloud-native multi-agent platform that runs several AI agents as a coordinated team instead of one chatbot. Each agent keeps its own persistent Drive, memory, and task state, so work keeps moving after a session ends. It suits individuals and small teams who want AI to finish jobs, not just answer questions.

Free / $0 - $100/mo per agentView details
Trekme.pro

Trekme.pro

Trekme.pro · Coding

Trekme.pro is a developer skill tracker that keeps a verified, week-by-week record of the technologies you work with and how deep your knowledge actually goes. Instead of a CV that claims React or Python with nothing behind it, you get a timestamped log you can point to. You can fill it in by hand in under two minutes a week, or let an AI coding assistant log your work automatically through MCP. It's aimed at both individual developers who need proof and engineering teams that want a living skills matrix.

Free / $0 - $6/user/moView details
Olo

Olo

Olo · Coding · Chatbot

Olo is an AI style companion built for men who want a straight answer about what to wear. You type a question or upload a photo of your outfit, and it replies with practical suggestions in a chat window. It runs free in your browser, and it's the kind of tool you reach for before a date, an interview, or a night out.

Free / $0View details
Browserbase

Browserbase

Browserbase · Coding

Browserbase is a cloud browser for AI agents. It hands your agent a real browser to navigate sites, fill forms, and click through pages the way a person would. Those browsers come bundled with Search and Fetch endpoints, an Agent Identity layer that handles CAPTCHAs and login walls, and session replay for debugging. More than 10,000 companies use it, including Microsoft and Ramp. You need to be comfortable writing code to get much out of it.

Free / $0 - $99/moView details
Webstorio

Webstorio

Webstorio · Image · Coding

Webstorio is an AI website builder that bundles a visual editor, CMS, database, and hosting into one platform. You describe the site you want, the AI suggests a layout, and you edit every detail by hand before you publish. It's a no-code website builder for people who want a working site without buying plugins or setting up separate services.

Free / $0 - $20/moView details