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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.

Your Next Store

Your Next Store

Your Next Store · Coding · Business

Your Next Store is an AI-native ecommerce platform for launching and running an online store, built on Next.js, React, and Stripe. You describe what you want to sell in plain English and its AI builder, Elliot, returns a working storefront with products, cart, and checkout. From there, a typed commerce SDK, REST and GraphQL APIs, and a per-store MCP server let both developers and AI agents handle the operations.

Paid / $30 - $360/moView details
Sonarly

Sonarly

Sonarly, Inc. · Coding

Sonarly is an autonomous monitoring platform that reads your production alerts, groups the duplicates, and opens pull requests to fix the bugs behind them. It plugs into tools like Sentry, Datadog, Grafana, GitHub, and Slack, then replies in the same channel where your team already talks so nobody has to switch tabs. The pitch is simple. Cut resolution time by 10x without hiring another on-call engineer. So what's the actual problem here? Most teams drown in noise. As an AI alert triage tool, production alert monitoring stops being a full-time job once the duplicates are gone.

Free / $0 - $195/moView details
CodeGuide

CodeGuide

CodeGuide · Coding · Leaning

CodeGuide is an AI documentation tool that turns a short written idea into a full project kit: product requirement documents, a tech stack, wireframes and structured specs. It also reads an existing GitHub codebase and writes the missing documentation for it, so AI coding tools stop guessing about a project they've never seen. If you build software with Cursor, Claude Code or a similar assistant, CodeGuide is the layer that gives those tools real context.

Free / $24 - $29/moView details
humans fix ai

humans fix ai

humans fix ai · Coding

humans fix ai is a service that connects non-technical builders with verified developers who repair and improve apps that were generated with AI tools. Instead of learning to debug code yourself, you describe the problem in plain words, set a price, and a developer picks up the task and returns a fixed result. The platform is built for the growing wave of people who shipped something with a chatbot or an AI builder and hit a wall they can't climb alone. That last stretch is where things stall.

Free / $0View details
Agent Skills

Agent Skills

Yuki Capital · Coding · Leaning

Agent Skills is an open directory and AI agent skill marketplace that hosts more than 275,000 installable skills for AI coding and chat agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf, and Zed. Instead of writing your own instructions from scratch, you point an agent at the catalog, and it pulls in packaged skills that teach it a new task. The platform focuses on discovery, security scanning, and version tracking, so you can add capabilities mid-conversation without digging through random repositories.

Free / $0View details
Dex

Dex

Dex · Coding · Marketing

Dex is an AI data analytics platform that lets you ask questions about company data in plain English and get answers in seconds. Instead of filing a ticket and waiting for an engineer to build a dashboard, you connect a database and type something like "Why did revenue dip last week?" Dex writes the SQL, runs it, and returns charts, tables, and a short explanation. It's built for founders and teams who need fast answers without touching SQL themselves.

Free / $0 - $49/moView details
OpenClix

OpenClix

OpenClix · Coding

OpenClix is an open-source, local-first mobile engagement automation platform that helps developers run retention flows without standing up a backend. It works as an app retention tool for small teams that don't want to rent a hosted stack. You connect a single config file plus app event hooks, and the app decides when to fire onboarding nudges, streak reminders, or re-engagement messages right on the device. Think of it as an open-source engagement SDK you keep in your own repo. It's built for indie builders, product teams, and agent-first developers who want to own the logic themselves.

Free / $0View details
Motionsites

Motionsites

Motionsites · Image · Coding

Motionsites is an AI design platform built around a simple idea: instead of designing a landing page from scratch, you copy a finished prompt and paste it into an AI builder. The library is packed with hero section templates, full landing pages, SaaS pages, portfolios, ecommerce layouts, and animated backgrounds, and these AI website builder prompts plug into tools like Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, and Claude. If you build sites for clients or ship your own projects, it's a shortcut past the blank-canvas stage.

Paid / $129 - $759View details
Pulldog

Pulldog

Natic · Coding

Pulldog is a native macOS code review client that pulls your team's pull requests into one focused window. It connects to GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea and Forgejo, then lets you filter, search and review changes without living inside a browser tab. Think of it as a dedicated code review tool for people who live in Git all day. If your day starts and ends with review queues, it gives the code the space it deserves.

Paid / UnknownView details
OrioSearch: Your AI Agent need WebSearch

OrioSearch: Your AI Agent need WebSearch

vkfolio · Coding

OrioSearch is an open-source, self-hosted web search and content extraction API built for AI agents. It mimics Tavily's interface. So you swap one URL and keep your existing code running. The catch? You host it yourself and pay nothing per query. That's the trade. It bundles SearXNG, FastAPI, and Redis into a single Docker deployment you control, which means your search stack runs wherever you decide to put it.

Free / $0View details
Soloron

Soloron

Soloron · Coding

Soloron is an AI app builder that turns a plain-language description of your idea into a working web application. Instead of hiring developers or learning to code, you type what you want, and the platform handles the building behind the scenes. It's a no-code app builder in the truest sense. It's aimed at founders, solo makers, small teams, and anyone who has a product idea but no engineering background. The pitch is speed. Concepts that used to take months can take minutes, and you can update them yourself as your needs change.

Free / $0 - $29/moView details
Thyonix

Thyonix

Thyonix · Coding · Marketing

Thyonix is an AI lead generation platform built for web agencies, freelancers, and web studios that sell websites to local businesses. It scans a city and industry through Google Places, flags companies that have no site or a weak one, then generates a demo website you can send as part of an email or WhatsApp pitch. Everything runs from one dashboard, so you go from a raw lead list to a live preview without juggling five separate tools. One account. One pipeline.

Paid / £9 - £79/monthView details