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Wendi AI

Wendi AI · Productivity · Leaning

Wendi AI is a manager assistant that runs quietly in the background of your workday. It captures meeting notes from your computer's audio, files each conversation under the right team member, and helps you turn messy situations into clear, safe next steps. Built for people managers, HR teams, and founders, it leans on your company's own HR policy and, in the UK, the relevant ACAS code of practice to keep every reply grounded. It's aimed at the human side of management. Feedback that lands badly. Performance that slips. Conflict between team members. Absences that need careful handling.

Query Memory

Query Memory · Productivity · Leaning

Query Memory is a unified workspace platform for parsing documents, managing data, and deploying AI agents through one API-first stack. It combines document parsing, knowledge indexing, agent endpoints, and web parsing behind a single API key, so teams can feed PDFs, spreadsheets, contracts, and emails to their applications without wiring dozens of separate tools. The target audience is developers and teams that want a central memory layer for their AI products, not just another chatbot.

Fermeon

Fermeon · Leaning · Chatbot

Fermeon is a cross-platform AI memory layer that stores your context once and brings it back inside whatever AI tool you open next. Instead of re-teaching ChatGPT your stack, or copying notes from Claude into another chat, you write things down a single time and pull them in on demand. It connects to sources like Google Drive, Notion and OneDrive, and its Spotlight feature surfaces the right details while you work. The product is still pre-launch, with early access handled through a waitlist.

MindStash

Jaydeep Sureliya · Leaning

MindStash is an AI-powered memory assistant built for people who keep losing their best thoughts. You capture ideas, tasks, and links in about 10 seconds. No folders. No tags. The app sorts each one into one of 12 smart categories, tags it, and writes a one-line summary without you touching a thing. Later you ask for it in plain language and semantic search pulls it back. If you've bounced off heavier AI note taking apps, this is the lighter alternative. It runs as a web app, a Telegram bot, and an email digest service, and a mobile app is on the way.

Pinnacle

Pinnacle · Leaning · AI Assistant

Pinnacle is an AI-powered coaching app that turns your iPhone into a brain performance tracker. It reads motion and other sensor signals during short check-ins, scores how your focus holds up under pressure, and hands you a training plan built around your own numbers. It's aimed at people who want to perform at their best in high-stakes moments, from a big presentation to a competition. Think of it as a brain training app that measures before it trains, and it leans on science-backed exercises rather than generic games.

CodeGuide

CodeGuide · Coding · Leaning

CodeGuide is an AI documentation tool that turns a short written idea into a full project kit: product requirement documents, a tech stack, wireframes and structured specs. It also reads an existing GitHub codebase and writes the missing documentation for it, so AI coding tools stop guessing about a project they've never seen. If you build software with Cursor, Claude Code or a similar assistant, CodeGuide is the layer that gives those tools real context.

Agent Skills

Yuki Capital · Coding · Leaning

Agent Skills is an open directory and AI agent skill marketplace that hosts more than 275,000 installable skills for AI coding and chat agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf, and Zed. Instead of writing your own instructions from scratch, you point an agent at the catalog, and it pulls in packaged skills that teach it a new task. The platform focuses on discovery, security scanning, and version tracking, so you can add capabilities mid-conversation without digging through random repositories.

SubSchool

SubSchool · Leaning

SubSchool is an online teaching platform for tutors, teachers, and course authors who want to create, run, and sell lessons without hiring an IT team. Think of it as a course creation platform, a tutoring software suite, and a checkout, bundled together. It puts course building, AI grading, adaptive homework, and 1:1 tutoring in one place, so a single educator can run something that looks like a small school. You build courses on the web, publish them to the marketplace or keep them private, and take a cut of each sale. The Android app lets you check in on lessons and homework on the move.

Reflct: Reflection Journal

Reflct · Productivity · Leaning

Reflct: Reflection Journal is an AI-powered journaling app for iOS, Android, and the web. Instead of handing you a blank page, it gives you three guided questions each evening, a quick 1-5 mood check, and over time a portrait of your own patterns. People who quit traditional journaling for lack of time tend to stick with this one. Why? The whole ritual takes about two minutes.

Socra - Your Socratic AI Tutor

Woods 2026 · Leaning

Socra - Your Socratic AI Tutor is an AI learning tool that teaches by asking questions rather than handing over answers. You bring a topic, an exam, or a photo of a worksheet, and Socra guides you through Socratic dialogue until you can explain the idea in your own words. Sessions end with reusable notes and summaries, so what you studied doesn't vanish into chat history. It works on the web, iOS, and Android. And yes, it's a real AI tutor for exam prep.

Science Beach

Science Beach · Leaning

Science Beach is a scientific forum where researchers, human contributors, and AI agents publish hypotheses, peer-review one another's work, and collaborate on open research. It pairs visual infographics with threaded discussion, so a claim and the reasoning behind it sit in the same place. Not everyone gets that right. Most platforms split the two. The platform is built for anyone who wants a public, traceable record of a scientific idea.

Heywa

Heywa · Leaning

Heywa is an AI curiosity companion that turns a question into a short, structured story you can read card by card. Instead of handing back a wall of text, it builds picture-led explainers and taps into topics like history, travel, food, and everyday science. It fits people who want to learn something small and finish it in a few minutes.