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Portal

Portal · Coding

Portal is an interactive product demo platform that lets teams hand prospects a working version of their software instead of a slide deck. It spins up sandboxed sessions of the real application, opens them in a predetermined state, then guides visitors through the experience with AI walkthroughs. Every session feeds back into analytics. So you can see who engaged and where they dropped off.

Reavion

Reavion · Coding · Marketing

Reavion is an autonomous AI browser built as an AI outbound marketing tool for go-to-market execution. Instead of firing off fixed scripts through brittle APIs, it drives a real browser to spot intent signals, join conversations, and build account authority across networks like X, LinkedIn, Reddit, Instagram, and TikTok. It's aimed at founders and growth teams who want organic reach without living inside a commenting box all day.

Projects Yard

Projects Yard · Coding

Projects Yard is an AI-powered portfolio builder built for tech professionals who want their work to speak louder than a resume. You add your projects, and the platform turns them into an interactive portfolio that recruiters can browse, search, and filter. It also runs a recruiter-facing side, so the same profiles that display your work double as a talent pool hiring teams can search. If you're a developer, designer, or data person whose best qualifications are the things you built, this is aimed squarely at you.

PageSpeed.cloud

PageSpeed Cloud · Image · Coding

PageSpeed.cloud is a web performance analysis tool that reads Google PageSpeed Insights data and turns it into a prioritized list of fixes. Instead of handing you a wall of Lighthouse metrics, it writes plain-language AI performance recommendations, labels each one by effort and expected point gain, and assigns it to the right person on your team. It suits SEO specialists, developers and marketers who ship sites but don't want to decode CrUX and Lighthouse reports themselves. It's built for teams, not just solo devs.

Webhound

Webhound · Coding · Business

Webhound is an AI research agent and AI report generator that builds custom datasets and detailed reports from the open web, driven by plain-language prompts instead of manual browsing. You set a budget, and the agent keeps digging until it spends it, following leads and checking its first answer against more evidence. It suits analysts, founders, and students who need structured findings fast and don't want to babysit a dozen browser tabs.

Leapility

Leapility · Coding · Leaning

Leapility is an AI agent platform that lets experts package what they know into subscribable AI Agent Kits. Instead of selling hours or one-off courses, you describe your expertise in natural language and the platform turns it into Playbooks, Knowledge Bases, Skills, and Agents that run for subscribers around the clock. Non-technical consultants and creators get a build-and-monetize workspace without writing code, and buyers get living assets that update as the expert's knowledge grows. The whole pitch is simple. Your value stops being tied to the hours you can personally work.

Geekflare API

Geekflare · Coding

Geekflare API is a suite of web automation APIs that lets developers and AI agents scrape websites, run web searches, capture screenshots, generate PDFs, and check DNS records from one subscription. It handles the messy parts for you: proxies, CAPTCHAs, and headless browsers. You get back structured JSON or clean Markdown that's ready to feed into an app or a large language model.

YepCode

YepCode (Trileuco Solutions) · Coding

YepCode is a developer-first platform for building, running, and scaling AI-powered integrations and automations. You write real JavaScript or Python that connects to any API, database, or service, and YepCode runs it in secure cloud sandboxes with dependency management, encrypted secrets, and monitoring built in. It handles the boring parts of integration automation so your team ships business logic instead of standing up execution infrastructure. One warning up front: it isn't for everyone. It wants code.

Superagent from Airtable

Airtable · Coding

Superagent from Airtable is a standalone AI research agent that takes a plain-language question and returns a complete, cited report instead of a wall of links. It's built by Airtable, and it coordinates multiple AI agents that split the work, dig through sources, and assemble the findings into something you can actually hand to a team. Think of it as AI deep research that never gets tired, aimed at business users who need boardroom-ready reports they can defend in a meeting.

Invofox

Invofox · Coding · Productivity

Invofox is an AI-powered document processing platform that lets software teams turn messy PDFs and scanned images into clean structured JSON through a single API. Point it at invoices, receipts, bank statements, or contracts, and it classifies each file, extracts the fields you define, and returns them in a schema your app can use right away. Think of it as invoice data extraction plus PDF to JSON conversion in one call. It's built for developers who'd rather ship an integration than run an OCR pipeline by hand.

Pandada AI

Pandada AI · Coding · Marketing

Pandada AI is an AI data analysis platform that turns messy spreadsheets and documents into charts, reports, and answers without formulas or code. You drop in files such as CSV, Excel, PDF, JSON, or PPTX, ask questions in plain language, and get a data visualization back. It targets students, researchers, and business teams who need quick data-to-insight work but don't want to fight pivot tables.

DevLensPro

DevLensPro · Coding

DevLensPro is a free, open-source browser extension that bridges your browser and Claude Code. You hold Option and click any element on a page, and the extension hands Claude Code the full context it needs to locate and fix the matching code: selector, styles, screenshot, console logs, and React component info. It's an AI UI debugging tool built for developers who already work inside Claude Code. What changes? You stop describing what's wrong on screen. So how does it work?