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Coursekit

Productize Your Mind · Leaning

Coursekit is a web tool from Productize Your Mind that converts an online course into a set of branded AI tools your students can actually use. You point it at a public sales page, import a course from a platform like Teachable, Thinkific, or Kajabi, or paste your outline by hand. It reads your modules, outcomes, and teaching method, then builds several AI agents and workflows that carry your logo, colors, and voice. The pitch is simple. A static sales page gets read once. A branded AI tool suite gives students guided help whenever they need it.

Deep Personality

Deep Personality Inc. · Leaning

Deep Personality is an AI-powered personality assessment platform that turns a single long questionnaire into a 10,000-word written report about how you think, love, work, and cope. It runs 28 validated psychological instruments, including the Big Five test and attachment style measure, then cross-reads the results so patterns only get named when several instruments agree. You start free with a snapshot of your top patterns, and the deeper written report opens up for $9.99/mo.

Alexandria

Alexandria · Productivity · Leaning

Alexandria is an AI knowledge management platform that turns scattered information into structured documentation. You feed it rough notes, screen recordings, screenshots, transcripts, or a spoken brain dump. Its agents draft the docs for you. It also adds a search agent for your team and an AI-powered help center for your customers. The same knowledge base serves both sides without manual copy-paste.

NoteDock

NOTEDOCK Ltd · Productivity · Leaning

NoteDock is an AI note-taking and personal knowledge management app that captures whatever you throw at it and brings it back at the right moment. You save notes, tasks, events, voice memos, links, and screenshots fast, and the system adds context and groups related thoughts together on its own. No filing required. Instead of digging through folders, you ask in plain language and get a summary or a plan built from what you already saved.

What's Up With That?

Marshall Kirkpatrick · Leaning · Business

What's Up With That? is an AI-powered reading assistant that lives in your browser and analyzes any page you're on, from long articles and PDFs to newsletters and YouTube videos. One click pulls out key points, shows what's genuinely new in your field, and suggests where to read next. It's built for people whose thinking is their product: researchers, analysts, writers, and anyone who reads for a living and wants to keep what they learn.

Skills for Agents

MindPal · Coding · Leaning

Skills for Agents is a web platform that transforms documents like SOPs, guides, and knowledge bases into installable skills for Claude Code and other AI agents. You upload a file, paste text, or start from a sample, and the tool packages that content into a structured skill your agent can load on demand. It targets people who already have written procedures and want their AI agents to follow them without re-pasting instructions every session.

Falconer

Falconer (founded by Dave Nunez and Maxi Benedetto) · Productivity · Leaning

Falconer is an AI knowledge base for fast-moving teams. It connects the tools you already use, keeps docs tied to the code they describe, and gives both people and AI agents cited answers from one place. As a company documentation tool, it also runs internal knowledge search across your stack. You can reach it through Slack, MCP, or its web app, and it flags stale or conflicting information before it slows anyone down. AI documentation updates happen on their own when the product changes. The pitch is simple: connect your sources, let Falconer build the knowledge base from them, and it keeps that base reconciled with your code, tickets, and conversations so nobody has to chase down an answer again.

SkillForge

SkillForge · Productivity · Leaning

SkillForge is a browser-based AI workflow automation tool that turns the tasks you repeat by hand into reusable skills for your AI assistant. You record yourself doing a job once, and its AI watches every frame to pull out each click, keystroke, and page change. The result is a portable SKILL.md file you can drop into Claude Code, GPT, Gemini, or any agent framework that reads agent skills. No coding. No scripts. No setup beyond a browser.

Brainstream

Brainstream · Productivity · Leaning

Brainstream is an AI note-taking app built around a simple promise: capture a thought, then let an assistant do something with it. You can type, talk, or drop in a file, and Brainstream transcribes, tags, and connects what you save. The assistant chats with your notes, runs natural-language commands like creating a task, and quietly surfaces patterns you'd otherwise miss. It positions itself as a second brain app, and the free tier means you can test that claim before paying.

MathPal

MathPal · Leaning

MathPal is an AI math solver that runs as a Chrome extension and reads problems straight off your screen. You click the MathPal icon, drag a box around a problem on a website, a PDF, or a scanned worksheet, and the full worked solution streams into a side panel next to the page. There's no typing, no photo upload, and no account needed to start. Free users get a starting energy budget, and paid plans top it up. Think of it as a math homework helper you keep in the toolbar.

Doen AI

Doen AI · Productivity · Leaning

Doen AI is a real-time guidance system for physical work. It taps your phone camera (or a webcam or smart glasses), watches what you're doing, and talks you through the job step by step. No manual to flip through. Instead, you point your camera at a furnace, a circuit breaker, or a half-built device and get spoken instructions plus on-screen overlays as you go. So who is it for? Field technicians, tradespeople, and anyone tackling a hands-on task without an expert standing next to them. It's currently in a waitlist stage, so access is limited while the team opens spots.

MyBikeFitting

MyBikeFitting · Leaning

MyBikeFitting is a free web app that turns a phone or laptop camera into an online bike fit. You record your pedaling from the side, the AI tracks the angles of your hips, knees, and ankles, and you get saddle, handlebar, and cleat recommendations in about five minutes. No account is needed to run the free fit. A €29.99/mo Pro tier adds unlimited client profiles and PDF reports for professional fitters.