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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.

Cube

Cube

Cube Dev, Inc. · Coding · Marketing

Cube is a semantic layer platform that sits between a company's data warehouse and every tool that reads from it. Dashboards, embedded reports, and AI agents all pull from the same governed definitions. Raw tables become metrics and dimensions, so a revenue number means the same thing no matter who asks. Teams use Cube for internal business intelligence, for analytics they embed inside their own products, and increasingly as the trusted data source behind AI agents.

Free / $0 - $80/user/moView details
Edgee

Edgee

Edgee · Coding

Edgee is an AI agent gateway for engineering teams that sits between your coding agents and LLM providers. It compresses token payloads, routes requests across 200+ frontier and open weight models, and tracks cost per developer, repo, or pull request. Teams use it for LLM cost reduction without touching application code or losing output quality.

Free / $0 - $30/developer/mo (Enterprise custom)View details
Starnus

Starnus

Starnus · Coding · Productivity

Starnus is an AI outbound sales platform that acts like a sales employee you delegate work to. You give it your website and a goal, and its agents analyze your business, build an ideal customer profile, find matching leads, and run email and LinkedIn outreach with follow-ups. The pitch is simple: you approve the plan once, and the system handles the repetitive prospecting that usually eats a sales rep's week. Sold as outbound automation, it's aimed at people who want the volume of a tool with the judgment of a person.

Free / $0 - CustomView details
Tines

Tines

Tines · Coding · Productivity

Tines is a no-code automation platform built for security and IT teams that need to connect many tools and run repeatable tasks without writing scripts. Its core unit is a Story, a visual workflow where you drag actions onto a canvas and link tools like Slack, VirusTotal, and Jira into a single process. The pitch is simple: the people who understand an alert should be able to automate the response themselves, not wait on an engineering queue. Think about that for a second. The analyst who knows the alert best usually can't touch the code that would fix it.

Free / $0 - custom pricingView details
serenities

serenities

Serenities · Coding

Serenities is an all-in-one AI business platform that turns plain-language prompts into live websites and web apps, then lets you run the business behind them from the same account. Think of it as an AI website builder, a no-code app builder and a workflow automation tool rolled into one dashboard. Four tools, one login. Instead of stitching together a website builder, a database, an automation tool and a storage drive, you get all four in one place: Vibe for building, Flow for automation, Base for data and Drive for files. The catch is that you bring your own AI subscription, so the platform charges for infrastructure and features rather than tokens.

Free / $0 - $249/moView details
Nolain OCR

Nolain OCR

Nolain · Coding

Nolain OCR is a web-based invoice and receipt OCR tool that pulls structured data out of PDFs and returns it as Excel, Google Sheets, or JSON. Need PDF to Excel conversions at scale? Point it at a batch of invoices, receipts, forms, or contracts, and it reads the fields you care about instead of making you retype them. The whole flow takes about four clicks. That's the pitch. High-volume document data extraction without building a custom pipeline.

Free / $0 - $99/moView details
Tinkerer Club

Tinkerer Club

Kitze · Coding

Tinkerer Club is a private self-hosting community for people who want to automate their lives, run local AI, and self-host their own stack instead of renting software every month. Run by Kitze, a developer who has shipped apps for 15+ years, it bundles a private Discord, a weekly newsletter, ready-to-deploy configs, and a members-only platform into a single one-time payment of $299 for lifetime access. The idea is simple. Stop paying a pile of monthly SaaS bills, and learn to own the tools you depend on.

Paid / $299 - $399 one-timeView details
PredictLeads Technographics Dataset

PredictLeads Technographics Dataset

PredictLeads · Coding · Business

The PredictLeads Technographics Dataset is a B2B data product that identifies which technologies companies actually run, then attaches pricing information so you can estimate what each account spends. It covers more than 46,000 technologies across roughly 65 million companies, drawing signals from website script tags, DNS records, and job postings rather than survey data. Teams use it as a technology detection API and as a building block for B2B tech data pipelines. If your team does sales prospecting or builds tech-stack intelligence into a product, this is the raw material behind those workflows.

Paid / $0 - $500/moView details
Spawned

Spawned

Spawned, LLC · Coding

Spawned is an AI visibility engine for brands that want to show up when people ask ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini for a recommendation. Instead of tracking blue links on Google, it watches what the big AI assistants say about you, which competitors they name first, and where those answers come from. You connect your site, run prompts, and get a running picture of how often you appear and how you're described. Think of it as a GEO platform, short for generative engine optimization, built for the AI-answer era. Pricing starts at $99 per month, so it's built for teams with real marketing budgets rather than a weekend experiment.

Paid / $99/mo and upView details
CRML

CRML

Zeron Research Labs / CyberSec Consulting LLC · Coding

CRML (Cyber Risk Modeling Language) is an open, declarative language for describing cyber risk models in YAML or JSON, maintained by Zeron Research Labs and CyberSec Consulting LLC. Instead of locking risk assumptions inside spreadsheets or one vendor's tool, it lets you define the model, its telemetry mappings and its outputs as reviewable files, then run them through whatever cyber risk quantification engine you already use. As an open source risk tool it ships as a Python risk library, so teams that treat risk as code can validate, version and reproduce their numbers the same way they handle any other configuration.

Free / $0View details
GitUX

GitUX

GitUX · Coding

GitUX is a desktop Git client built for developers who want a fast, visual way to manage repositories without a recurring subscription. It pairs a color-coded commit graph with keyboard shortcuts, local voice-powered commit messages, and drag-and-drop branch merging. You pay £24 once and keep the app for life, across up to three devices.

Paid / £24 one-timeView details
CrewClaw

CrewClaw

CrewClaw · Coding · Productivity

CrewClaw is an AI agent development platform with 199 ready-made AI agent templates you can deploy in about five minutes. You drop the files into your own machine and run them with a single command. Don't want to touch a server? Pay the team to host your AI employees for you. Each agent is defined in plain markdown files, so you can read, edit, and repurpose them without learning a framework.

Paid / $9 one-time - $29/moView details