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.

Emergent

Emergent

Emergent · Coding

Emergent is an AI app builder that turns a written description into a working full-stack application. You type what you want in plain language, and its coding agents write the frontend, backend, and database, then deploy the result. It sits between traditional no-code tools and hiring a developer. The appeal is simple. You skip the code and still own a real app. Think of it as an AI coding platform that treats your prompt as the spec. People use it for dashboards, storefronts, internal tools, and mobile apps they could never build alone.

Free / $0 - $200/moView details
Meilisearch

Meilisearch

Meili · Coding

Meilisearch is an open-source search engine API that you install into your own app or website and get relevant, instant results with almost no setup. It blends full-text search with AI-powered hybrid search, so users find what they mean even when they misspell a word or type only part of it. Teams can self-host it for free or run it as a managed cloud service, which makes it a practical pick for developers who want fast search without running a large cluster.

Free / $0 - $20/moView details
Traycer AI

Traycer AI

Traycer · Coding · Productivity

Traycer AI is an AI coding assistant that plans and orchestrates the agents you already use. Instead of letting Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor drift through a large codebase, it turns a rough request into a written spec, breaks that spec into tickets, and tracks each one as the agent works. You keep your existing subscriptions. Traycer handles the planning, review, and context, and its multi-agent orchestration lets several agents collaborate in one workspace.

Free / $0 - $100/moView details
Orchids

Orchids

Orchids (team joined Figma in 2025) · Coding

Orchids was an AI full stack engineer that let anyone build websites and web apps by talking to it in plain language. So what did that look like in practice? Instead of dragging blocks or writing code, you described what you wanted and Orchids generated a working project. It connected a front end, a database, and hosting on your behalf. The pitch was breadth. One chat handled design, logic, and deployment, not just a landing page. The team behind it has since joined Figma, and the product itself was retired on July 18, 2025.

Free / $0 - $50/moView details
Meku

Meku

Meku · Coding

Meku is an AI web app builder that turns a plain-language prompt into a working full-stack website or application in under a minute. It generates React and Tailwind CSS projects, then handles hosting, custom domains, and SSL so you can go live without touching a server. The pitch is simple. Describe what you want, refine it in chat, and deploy.

Free / $0 - $69/moView details
Monitoro

Monitoro

Monitoro, Inc. · Coding

Monitoro is a no-code website monitoring and automation tool that watches pages for you and reacts the moment something changes. Instead of refreshing a product page, a job board, or a competitor's pricing table by hand, you point Monitoro at a URL and tell it what to watch. It reloads your chosen sites around the clock, pulls out the data you care about, and fires real-time alerts or pushes that data into Slack, Discord, Google Sheets, Airtable, or Zapier. It suits marketers, e-commerce sellers, and researchers who need web data extraction without writing any code.

Free / $0 - $30/moView details
FluxTranslate — LLM Inline Translator

FluxTranslate — LLM Inline Translator

Kane · Coding · Other

FluxTranslate is a Chrome extension that translates a web page in place, swapping the original text for the translated version rather than opening a separate tab or popup. It runs on large language models, and you power it two ways: by signing in with an existing Claude or ChatGPT subscription, or by plugging in your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, or Groq API key. There's no developer-run server in the middle, so your page text only goes to the model provider you pick.

Paid / $0 - $20/moView details
Google AI Studio

Google AI Studio

Google · Coding · Other

Google AI Studio is a free, browser-based workspace for building with Google's Gemini family of generative AI models. It gives you a chat-style sandbox to test prompts, then turns those experiments into working code and deployable apps. It's aimed at developers, students, and creators who want to try Google's newest models before they reach the wider product line, without paying a subscription just to open the door.

Free / $0 - $45/moView details
Layercode CLI

Layercode CLI

Layercode · Voice & Language · Coding

Layercode CLI is a command-line tool for developers who want to build and ship voice AI agents without wiring up infrastructure by hand. It bundles tunneling, ready-made sample backends, and global edge deployment into a single workflow, so you can go from an idea to a running voice agent in minutes rather than days. It suits teams already comfortable in a terminal who'd rather script their setup than click through a dashboard.

Free / $0 - $50/moView details
TuneTrain.ai

TuneTrain.ai

TuneTrain.ai · Coding · Other

TuneTrain.ai is an AI model fine-tuning platform that turns your own data into customized small language models. You upload a dataset, expand it with augmentation and distillation tools, pick a base model like Llama 3 or Mistral, and let the platform run the training for you. It targets teams that want to train custom AI models. You don't need to hire an ML engineer or stand up your own GPU cluster.

Free / $0 - custom creditsView details
NatAgent

NatAgent

NatAgent · Coding · Marketing

NatAgent is an AI-powered market intelligence platform that watches your market around the clock. It tracks leads, competitors, pricing, and market trends across multiple data sources, then turns the raw signals into short, readable insights you can act on. Think of it as a competitor tracking tool and a price monitoring engine rolled into one dashboard. You point it at the things that matter to your business, and it keeps watching while you do other work. No manual checking.

Paid / N/AView details
Heroku

Heroku

Salesforce · Coding

Heroku is a cloud platform as a service (PaaS) that lets you deploy, run, and scale applications without managing servers yourself. You push code with Git, and Heroku handles the runtime, networking, and scaling behind it. It supports popular languages like Node.js, Python, Ruby, Java, Go, and PHP, plus managed databases through add-ons. The platform has been owned by Salesforce since 2010, and pricing now runs on a consumption model built around dynos. It suits developers who want app hosting to stay out of the way. The old free tier is gone, so nothing here is genuinely free.

Paid / $7 - $500+/moView details