Explore AI Tools & Apps
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.

Callio
Callio · CodingCallio is an API gateway and marketplace that gives AI agents and LLM apps one key to reach 175+ tools. Instead of wiring up a different auth flow, retry policy, and log format for every service, you point your agent at Callio and it handles key mapping, header injection, and request forwarding. It ships with native MCP support for Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Gemini, plus a unified dashboard that tracks latency, success rates, and request volume across every upstream API you touch.

zymplio: Master your WordPress Stack
Magnolia Media KG · Coding · Productivityzymplio is a WordPress management platform built for agencies that manage many client sites at once. It puts a central dashboard over your whole WordPress fleet, so you can deploy plugin stacks, track licenses, and push code snippets without logging into each site one by one. The core promise is simple. Replace the manual admin work that eats billable hours. If you've ever hunted for a license key in an old email or uploaded the same premium plugin ZIP for the tenth time this week, this is aimed straight at you. Agencies live or die on billable time. Good WordPress agency tools protect it.

Superpowers AI
SuperPowers AI · CodingSuperPowers AI is a personal AI assistant platform whose assistant, Super, turns a message or a spoken request into a finished task. You text or talk to Super and she orders food, books rides, builds websites, browses the web, runs cloud code, and edits files using her own apps, browsers, phone, and cloud sandboxes. People looking for a ChatGPT alternative that acts instead of only answering often land here. That's the draw. It works from iMessage, iPhone, web, Mac, Windows, Android, Chrome, and Meta Display glasses, so the same AI assistant follows you across devices instead of living in one chat box. Fewer tabs. One assistant.
Straion
Straion · CodingStraion is an AI coding governance platform that pushes your architecture rules, security policies, and coding standards into every developer's AI agent before it writes code. Instead of duplicating a CLAUDE.md file across repos and hoping agents follow it, Straion turns each applicable rule into a decision the agent has to resolve. It works with Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and Cursor, and it targets teams that need AI-generated code to stay inside defined guardrails.

git-lrc
Hexmos · Codinggit-lrc is a free AI code review tool that hooks into git commit and inspects every diff before it lands in your repository. Built by Hexmos, it's aimed at teams that use AI coding agents and want a safety net for the logic those tools quietly remove, weaken, or break. It scans for leaked credentials, expensive cloud calls, and other risky patterns. Then it turns each review into a short slide summary you can send back to your AI agent to fix.

Repaint
Repaint · Image · CodingRepaint is an AI website builder that designs a complete, multi-page website from a conversation. You describe your business and what you want, and it generates a full site instead of dropping you into a drag-and-drop editor. It can also pull content from any public website or social profile and rebuild it as a fresh design. Think of it as a no-code website builder where the interface is just a chat box. If you need a working site fast, Repaint trades manual control for speed.

moCode
Ordinity · CodingmoCode is a mobile AI coding app that turns your phone into a remote terminal for an OpenCode or KiloCode server. It works as an OpenCode mobile client and a KiloCode client in one, talking to a server running on your laptop, desktop, or a remote machine, so the heavy lifting stays on that machine while you chat with the AI, browse files, do mobile code review, and push changes from a small screen. If you already run an OpenCode or KiloCode server, moCode is the mobile companion that puts that workflow in your pocket.

Coasty
Coasty · Coding · ProductivityCoasty is a computer-use AI agent platform that controls real desktop machines to browse, code, click through apps, and finish end-to-end tasks from plain natural language instructions. It's built for desktop automation that runs on full Windows and Linux virtual machines. It ships as a web app, native Mac and Windows apps, a REST API, and an MCP server, and it publishes an OSWorld benchmark score it says beats the human baseline.

Dreamer
Dreamer · Coding · ProductivityDreamer is a beta platform for building, remixing, and running AI agents, the little apps that take a goal and carry it out on their own. You browse a gallery of agents other people made, open one, and change it until it fits your own work. Its system agent, Sidekick, helps you build and iterate without writing much code. So what's the catch? Dreamer is still early, so features and availability can shift.

Architect by Lyzr
Lyzr · CodingArchitect by Lyzr is a no-code AI agent builder that lets you describe an application or workflow in plain language and get a working agent back. It runs on Lyzr's enterprise infrastructure, so the safety features, monitoring, and deployment tooling that big companies rely on are already wired in. You don't write code. You write prompts, and the platform turns them into something you can ship.

Yandex AI Türkiye
Yandex · CodingYandex AI Türkiye is a free AI super app for Turkish users. It pairs AI-powered search with a chatbot, image and video generation, and a built-in browser. Instead of jumping between a search engine, a chat assistant, and separate tools, you handle most daily questions in one place. The app understands Turkish language and local context, and every feature is open to everyone without a subscription.

Turbotic Automation AI OPEN SOURCE
Turbotic · CodingTurbotic Automation AI OPEN SOURCE is a community edition platform from Turbotic, the Swedish company behind an enterprise AI and automation suite. It lets developers describe the automation they want in natural language and get working workflows in return, with the core functions, integrations, and architecture open for inspection. Unlike the managed enterprise product, this edition is aimed at people who want to read the code, change it, and run it themselves.






