Explore AI Tools & Apps

Imagine

Appwrite · Coding

Imagine is an AI-powered development platform that lets anyone build functional, production-ready applications by describing what they want in plain language. Instead of writing code, you talk to the platform, watch it assemble an app, and refine the result through follow-up prompts. It targets people who have a product idea but lack a programming background, and it sits alongside the backend infrastructure its parent company, Appwrite, already provides.

Shaped

Shaped · Coding

Shaped is a real-time AI retrieval and ranking engine that businesses use to build personalized search, recommendation, and feed experiences. It handles embeddings, models, and data freshness for you, then returns relevant results in milliseconds, with a feedback loop that keeps improving as users interact. Teams query it through ShapedQL, a SQL-style interface, or SDKs, and can start with $100 in free credits.

AcceptMyApp

AcceptMyApp · Coding

AcceptMyApp is an AI review assistant for iOS developers who want to clear App Store review on the first try. It runs pre-submission checks against Apple's guidelines, scores the risk areas most likely to get an app rejected, and drafts reply text for the Resolution Center when a rejection does land. The tool is a web app, so you bring your app details and metadata rather than installing anything on your Mac. If you've ever waited a week just to hear the build was bounced, this is built for you. It works as an AI app review tool that doubles as an App Store review assistant.

grepai

Yoan Bernabeu · Coding

grepai is a privacy-first command line tool that searches your codebase by meaning instead of exact text. It builds a local index of your code using vector embeddings, so you can type "user authentication flow" and land on the function that handles it, even if it's named something else. Along the way it traces callers and callees, keeps the index fresh with a file watcher, and plugs into AI coding assistants like Claude Code and Cursor through an MCP server. Everything runs on your machine. Nothing gets uploaded.

Bleenk

Bleenk · Coding

Bleenk is an autonomous AI coding agent that turns a plain-English prompt into a working web app, then tests and deploys it. You describe what you want, and the agent writes code across the frontend, backend, database, and APIs, shows you a live sandbox preview, and pushes the result to your own GitHub repository or straight to the cloud. Think of it as an AI app builder that also handles testing and shipping. It's built for developers, founders, and small product teams who want to skip the back-and-forth and ship faster. The whole stack lives in one workspace, so previews, repo context, and deployments stay aligned.

APX Terminal

Yoga Bagas · Coding

APX Terminal is an all-in-one AI development environment for macOS, Windows and Linux. It puts an SSH terminal, a database client, an API client, a project and task board, and an AI agent that can reach all of them into a single window. The agent reads and plans across your servers and code, but nothing changes on production until you approve it. You buy it once. Keep files on your own disk, and plug in your own AI key instead of paying the vendor for model access.

Doctective

Doctective · Coding

Doctective is an AI documentation tool that keeps your README and inline docs in sync with your code, and it treats automated documentation as something that runs on every commit rather than a project you schedule once a quarter. It connects to GitHub, reads every pull request, and works out which documentation your change just made wrong. Instead of nagging you with a warning, it opens a companion PR with AI-suggested fixes you can review and merge, which is the kind of pull request analysis most teams never get around to doing by hand. The pitch is simple: install once, and your documentation maintenance stops being a chore you forget about until a new hire complains.

Forums

BaseHub · Coding

Forums is an AI code Q&A tool that lets you ask GitHub repository questions and get a source-backed answer from a frontier LLM. Built by BaseHub, it reads the actual source code before replying, so the answer points back to real files instead of guessing. Developers use it to understand unfamiliar libraries, trace how a dependency works, and skip the hours spent cloning repos and grepping through folders. It's less a general code exploration tool than a focused research assistant for public source.

Preloop

Preloop · Coding

Preloop is an open-source AI agent control plane that sits between your agents and the outside world. It pairs an MCP firewall for tool access with a model gateway for cost and attribution, then adds policy-as-code rules, human-in-the-loop approvals, session observability, and audit trails. The platform is self-hostable under Apache-2.0, and its CLI can rewrite Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, and other MCP runtimes to route through it without touching your agent code.

AgentEcho

Areshkew · Coding

AgentEcho is a visual feedback annotation Chrome extension that lets you drop numbered markers on any webpage element and turn them into a clean Markdown report. Instead of writing "the button near the top right," you click the actual button, type your note, and AgentEcho captures the element's selector, classes, text, and framework component name for you. It's built for developers who need to send precise UI feedback to teammates or AI coding assistants.

nlsh

Junaid Mahmood · Coding · Other

nlsh is an open source command line tool that translates plain English into working shell commands. Instead of memorizing flags and syntax, you describe the task and nlsh figures out the right command for your terminal. It runs on macOS and Linux, needs Python 3.8 or newer, and connects to the AI provider you pick, so you keep control of your own API key and history.

Git AutoReview

Git AutoReview Team · Coding

Git AutoReview is an AI code review tool that reviews pull requests on GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket by running Claude, Gemini, and GPT against the same diff. What sets this automated code review setup apart is the approval gate: the models draft comments in VS Code, you pick which ones to keep, and only approved suggestions get published to the PR. It's built for developers and small teams who want a faster PR review tool without handing final judgment to a model.