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Comet: AI Browser & Assistant

Perplexity AI · Coding

Comet: AI Browser & Assistant is a web browser built by Perplexity that treats an AI assistant as part of the browser itself rather than a separate tab. It's the clearest bet yet on browser automation that feels native. Type what you want in plain language. The assistant reads pages, summarizes sources, and runs multi-step tasks while you watch. It runs on Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android. The download is free. The appeal is simple. Browsing and delegation live in one window instead of five.

LLM Query Builder By Wellows

Wellows · Coding · Marketing

LLM Query Builder by Wellows is a free AI query generator that helps you figure out which search queries your brand should track in AI search engines. You enter a domain, and the tool builds a knowledge graph of your entities, pain points, goals, and personas before generating 40 or more queries sorted by intent. Think of it as a free AI search visibility tool that hands you the questions first, so you can build AEO queries before you build anything else. It's made for marketers and SEO teams working on answer engine optimization (AEO) and generative engine optimization (GEO), and it runs in the browser with no install.

GLITCHGUESS

Webga · Coding · Chatbot

GLITCHGUESS is a free online party game built around 20 questions, where players take turns hiding an absurd secret and guessing what others are hiding. It runs in a browser with no install, and every round plays out inside a glitch aesthetic that turns a simple guessing match into something deliberately unstable. You can play it solo against the system or pass a device around with friends, which makes it an easy pick for a quick round during a break. Ready to test how well you read a hidden secret? A single round answers that.

SlopCollector

SlopCollector · Coding

SlopCollector is a web-based Supabase database optimizer that scans your project for the mess that slows it down: missing indexes, slow queries, and unused tables. It works as a database cleanup tool first and a teaching tool second. You connect it to a Supabase project, and it hands back a plain report of what's dragging on performance and what to do about it. It's aimed at developers who can read SQL but don't want to spend a weekend profiling Postgres by hand.

Product Huntr

Product Huntr · Coding · Marketing

Product Huntr is a market intelligence platform that mines Product Hunt launch data so founders, makers and investors can spot trends and pick better launch strategies. It pulls upvotes, comments and category rankings into one dashboard, then layers AI summaries on top to cut through the noise. Think of it as Product Hunt insights in a single view. If you've ever wondered which niche is heating up before everyone else notices, this is the tool aimed at answering that.

nao

nao Labs · Coding

nao is an open-source analytics agent that lets data teams build a context-aware assistant and deploy it as a chat interface for the rest of the company. You shape the agent's behavior with the nao-core CLI, connect it to your warehouse, then let anyone ask questions in plain English. Charts, SQL and answers come back. It's built for teams that want AI analytics without handing their data to a black-box vendor.

hasl.ink

hasl.ink · Coding

hasl.ink is an AI link in bio platform that turns a plain list of URLs into a page that answers questions for you. Alongside the usual links and socials, it adds an AI persona chat that replies to visitors in your voice, a full analytics dashboard that stays free, and a design studio you describe in words. Creators, freelancers, and small sellers use it. The pitch is simple. Most link pages just sit there. This one talks back.

Container Diet

k1lgor · Coding

Container Diet is an open-source command-line tool that reads your Docker images and Dockerfiles, then tells you exactly what's wasting space and where the security holes are. It leans on an AI model of your choosing to explain the problems in plain language and suggest fixes you can apply automatically. You can run it by hand, wire it into a CI/CD pipeline, or call it from your AI editor as an MCP server.

BotGround

BotGround · Coding · Chatbot

BotGround is an AI chatbot platform that lets businesses build, train and publish custom chatbots without hiring engineers. You connect a bot to a large language model, feed it your own knowledge, and push it live on your website, mobile apps or social channels. Think of it as a no-code chatbot builder, not a coding project. Pricing starts at $24/mo and the Pro tier adds API access for deeper integration.

Apex Echo Ai

ApexEcho AI · Voice & Language · Coding

Apex Echo Ai is an answer engine optimization platform that monitors how AI search engines describe your brand and turns the gaps into fixes. It tracks brand mentions in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews, records which sources those engines cite, and compares your coverage against competitors. The goal is simple. Get your name into the answer people read before they ever click a link. Most AEO tools stop at a dashboard. This one pushes you toward the fix. It runs the scans, finds the gaps, and hands you the next step.

Gatling

Gatling Corp · Coding

Gatling is a load testing tool that stress tests web apps and APIs by simulating large numbers of concurrent users and measuring how they hold up. It's known for a code-driven approach, where you write test scenarios in a scripting language, run them at scale, and read the results in a shareable report. That mix suits engineering teams that treat performance testing as part of continuous delivery rather than a one-time check before launch. Not a last-minute chore.

Browser Cash

Browser Cash · Coding

Browser Cash is an AI browser network that turns ordinary consumer browsers into a shared pool of nodes for AI agents. You install a browser extension, it runs sandboxed sessions that visit sites, click around, and collect publicly available information, and in return you earn points plus access to AI systems your browser helps power. It isn't a standalone browser you switch to. It layers onto the browser you already use. No new app. No data migration. The pitch is simple: your machine sits idle a lot, and someone will pay for that idle time if you're willing to share it under limits you set. Think of it as a browser automation platform you don't have to build or babysit. That's the whole offer. Low effort, small upside.