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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.

MAI
Microsoft · CodingMAI is Microsoft's in-house family of artificial intelligence models, built by the company's Microsoft AI division under CEO Mustafa Suleyman. The lineup covers image generation, voice synthesis and speech transcription, with reasoning and coding models added through 2026. Developers reach the models through Microsoft Foundry, while regular users meet them inside Copilot, Bing, Teams and PowerPoint without ever touching an API key.

Solvea
Solvea · Coding · MarketingSolvea is a business phone and AI receptionist built for small teams that lose calls when nobody is at the desk. It gives you a dedicated business number, an AI that answers when your team can't, and a shared inbox that keeps calls, texts, and chat in one place. The helpdesk is free for a single person, and extra seats run $19.90 per month.

Autoclaw
Zhipu AI · CodingAutoClaw is a desktop AI agent from Zhipu AI that turns a personal computer into a always-on assistant. It packages the open-source OpenClaw agent framework into a normal install-and-run app for macOS and Windows, so you skip the terminal setup that scares most people away. You type a goal in plain language, and it breaks the work into steps, opens your browser and files, calls 50+ built-in skills, and hands back documents, reports, web pages or code. It's aimed at freelancers, small teams and office workers who want an AI digital worker without touching a shell.

JobFlow
JobFlow · CodingJobFlow is an AI-powered job search assistant that helps people move through applications faster. It pairs an AI job search platform, which tailors resumes and automates repetitive application tasks, with an open-source workflow automation library developers can extend. Juggling dozens of listings? Rewriting the same resume over and over? That's the repetition JobFlow is built to remove.

Notion MCP
Notion Labs, Inc. · CodingNotion MCP is a remote Model Context Protocol server hosted by Notion that connects AI apps like Claude Code, ChatGPT Codex, and Cursor to your workspace. Once you authorize the connection with OAuth, those clients can search your content, read pages, create new ones, and update databases using the same permissions you already have. Think of it as an AI workspace assistant that lives where your notes already are. There's nothing to self-host and no separate subscription, since access rides on top of your existing Notion plan.

Invoke
Yugin Tech Pvt Ltd · CodingInvoke is a desktop AI coding agent by Yugin Tech that puts Claude and other large language models directly inside your workspace. It goes past autocomplete. You get autonomous agents that plan and run tasks, a visual board for mapping features, a built-in API client, and terminal control, all in one app. It's built for developers who want an AI coding assistant that understands a whole project, not just the file open on screen. Think of it as AI pair programming with the whole repo in view.
VibecodedHub
VibecodedHub · Coding · OtherVibecodedHub is a discovery and launch platform built for AI-native, vibe-coded products. It gives makers a place to submit and launch what they've built. It also gives everyone else a feed to browse, featuring new AI projects, trending releases, and the people behind them. In other words, it's a combined AI product launch platform and product discovery platform. The tagline says it plainly: it's built for people who ship, and it calls itself the home of AI-native product launches. If you've used AI coding tools to build something and need a place to show it, or you're just curious what people are shipping with these tools right now, that's the audience this platform is aiming at.
Parallel Code
Parallel Code · CodingParallel Code is a free, open source desktop app for developers who run AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI. It dispatches several agents at once, gives each one its own git branch and worktree, and lets you review the diffs before merging anything back to main. Stop babysitting one agent. Run the whole fleet. If you've been watching a single agent crawl through tasks, this changes the shape of your day.

Sheet Ninja
Alchemist Corp Ltd · Coding · ProductivitySheet Ninja turns a plain Google Sheet into a live API backend in seconds, so you can ship web apps without provisioning a database or paying a monthly infrastructure bill. It targets vibe coders and solo builders who generate frontends with tools like Replit, Lovable, or Cursor and need somewhere to store data. Your rows stay in Google Sheets, and Sheet Ninja exposes them over HTTP so your app can read and write to them like any normal API.

Remodex
Emanuele Di Pietro · CodingRemodex is a free iOS app that turns your iPhone into a remote control for Codex running on your Mac. Start Codex on your desktop, pair once by scanning a QR code, and you can chat with the agent, watch live runs, approve work, and push git changes while the runtime and your repos stay on the Mac. It's built for developers who leave their desk mid-task but still want to steer the work. Short on time? The pairing takes about a minute.

Expect
Million Software, Inc. · Writing · CodingExpect is a command-line tool that lets AI coding agents test their own code changes in a real browser. Think of it as an AI browser testing tool bundled into your terminal. You run one command, the tool reads your unstaged git changes, an agent writes a test plan, and you approve it before anything runs. It targets developers who want a quick sanity check on a change without wiring up a full end-to-end suite. The pitch is simple: coding agent testing, without the test writing.

Domscribe
Domscribe · CodingDomscribe is an open-source frontend debugging tool that gives AI coding agents eyes on your running frontend. Think of it as an open source developer tool built for one job: closing the gap between what your code says and what the browser actually renders. It connects the browser to the source code in both directions: you click a DOM element and describe a change, or your agent queries a source file to see the live DOM snapshot, component props, and state. Under the hood it runs on DOM to source mapping built at compile time, so every element points back to the exact file and line. It works with any MCP-compatible agent and any bundler, ships under an MIT license, and strips all instrumentation from production builds. No paid tiers. No seat limits.


