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Navi+ Menu Builder

Navi+ · Coding

Navi+ Menu Builder is a no-code navigation app that adds app-style tab bars, mega menus, and mobile menus to a website without editing theme code. It targets store owners on Shopify, WordPress, and Wix who want shoppers to reach products in fewer taps. The tool runs independently of your theme, supports separate mobile and desktop layouts, and ships with a free plan plus paid tiers for larger stores.

Landing Page Roast

Shuffle · Coding

Landing Page Roast is an AI landing page audit tool from Shuffle that reads your page the way a picky visitor would. It scans the whole thing in about 60 seconds, then points out where conversions leak: foggy headlines, buried calls to action, trust signals missing above the fold. Instead of just listing problems, it hands you editable redesign concepts you can tweak and export, so founders, marketers, and developers get a sharper page without booking a designer.

Manus Shopify Connector

Manus · Coding · Business · China AI

Manus Shopify Connector is an AI agent integration that builds and runs a Shopify storefront through a single chat, and it does the whole thing by conversation rather than by clicking through settings. Think of it as an AI store builder that works by conversation. You describe the business you want, and Manus drafts the branding, product pages, and cart while Shopify handles hosting, payments, taxes, and shipping underneath. It suits both new sellers starting from an idea and existing merchants who want catalog cleanup and campaign planning without leaving their Shopify admin.

SellerClaw

SellerClaw · Coding · Business

SellerClaw is an autonomous commerce agent that runs e-commerce operations end to end. It sources products, writes listings, syncs sales channels, manages ads, and handles daily store work on its own. You can use it as a hosted service or deploy a self-hosted local version, with approval guardrails you configure yourself. Think of it as an AI e-commerce agent that actually runs the store instead of just writing advice about it.

Keen Code

mochow13 · Coding

Keen Code is an open-source CLI coding agent that runs in your terminal and edits code, runs shell commands, and searches a project on your behalf. It's a terminal coding assistant built around lean context management and a multi-provider setup, so you can swap between Gemini, OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek, and others without rewriting your workflow. Think of it as an AI coding agent you drive by typing. If you already live in a terminal and want AI help for the repetitive parts, it's aimed squarely at you.

AppWizzy

Flatlogic · Coding

AppWizzy is a chat-driven AI app builder from Flatlogic that turns plain-English descriptions into production-grade full-stack web apps. It's an AI full-stack app generator at heart. You describe what you want, it drafts an architecture plan and database schema, then generates real code in your chosen stack and deploys it to a cloud VM you can edit like any repo. It's an AI website builder too when the job is lighter than a full app. It suits founders, small teams, and developers who want speed without giving up control of their stack.

Forward

Code on Grass · Coding

Forward is a service that reads your API documentation and ships an AI co-pilot you embed directly in your product. Point it at an OpenAPI spec, a Swagger file, or a docs site, and it crawls the endpoints and turns them into tools an agent can call on your users' behalf. The agent runs through your own API, so permissions and write confirmations stay under your control. It's built for product and platform teams whose users get stuck learning a dashboard instead of just asking for what they need. So why embed it at all? Because the first ten minutes decide whether a new user stays.

superlog

Superlog · Coding

Superlog is an OpenTelemetry-based observability platform built for engineering teams that want their monitoring to keep up with code changes on its own. It auto-instruments your code, keeps dashboards and alerts from drifting out of sync, and can investigate incidents and open fix pull requests through an agent. It's aimed at teams that already run OpenTelemetry and don't want to babysit dashboards every time a service ships.

Vokal

Vokal · Coding · Productivity

Vokal is a shared workspace where human and AI agent teams work in the same place, giving product teams one surface to assemble agents as named members, watch runs as they happen, keep decisions and sources attached to the work, and step in before anything ships. Think of it as an AI agent management layer, not another chatbot. Vokal assumes your agents already produce plenty, and helps the team keep that output aligned, reviewed, and reusable.

Moxie Docs

jackalope.digital · Coding

Moxie Docs is a hosted documentation service for GitHub repositories. Connect a repo and it indexes your code into a searchable knowledge base, keeps that knowledge base in sync on every merge, and serves the same context to AI coding agents over MCP. It also runs PR checks that flag doc gaps and opens weekly Friday Cleanup PRs so the wiki doesn't quietly rot. Why bother with automated code documentation at all? Because the manual kind always loses.

Gigacatalyst

Gigacatalyst · Coding

Gigacatalyst is an embedded, white-label AI app builder for B2B SaaS products. It lets your customers describe a dashboard, report, or workflow in plain English, then generates a working app inside your product using your approved APIs and permissions. Teams use it as a B2B SaaS dashboard builder to ship customer-facing analytics and missing features in minutes instead of waiting weeks for a custom build.

BuilderStudio

BuilderStudio · Coding

BuilderStudio is a free native macOS IDE that runs agentic coding directly on your machine. It pairs a full source editor and terminal with built-in MCP support, OpenRouter model access, reusable Skills, app previews, safe packaging, and a deployment handoff through a control plane. The pitch is simple: keep your project local, let an agent do the heavy lifting, and hand off the finished build without leaving the app. So what does that actually look like in practice?