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.

Normain
Normain · Productivity · LeaningNormain is a document extraction AI built for experts in audit and assurance, GRC, and M&A. You define a review method once, then run it across hundreds of files, and every answer comes back linked to the exact page it came from. It's less a chatbot and more a repeatable review engine for teams that have to sign off on their findings.

Clema
Clema · Leaning · BusinessClema is an AI data platform built for higher education institutions in the U.S. It lets institutional research (IR) and institutional effectiveness (IE) teams ask questions in plain English across federal datasets like IPEDS, College Scorecard, and EADA, plus their own connected data, and get sourced answers in minutes instead of weeks. Every figure carries its citation, and the platform is FERPA-ready with SOC 2 Type II security.

Unblocked
Unblocked · Coding · LeaningUnblocked is a context layer for coding agents, built for AI-assisted software development. It pulls together your code, pull requests, Slack threads, issue trackers, documentation, and production signals into one knowledge graph, then hands that context to tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and Copilot. The pitch is simple. Agents already know how to write code. They rarely know why your team wrote it that way. So Unblocked supplies the missing background.

SUN: AI Podcasts & Audiobooks
Blue Energy People, Inc. · LeaningSUN: AI Podcasts & Audiobooks is an AI audio learning app that turns almost any topic into a personal podcast or audiobook-style course you can listen to and question. Instead of locking you into fixed episodes, it generates audio on demand. It adapts the depth to what you ask and lets you interrupt to ask follow-up questions. It's built for people who want to learn during commutes, workouts, or chores, not just consume whatever a feed happens to serve.

Remem AI
Spectrum Labs Limited Company · Productivity · LeaningRemem AI is an AI memory assistant app for iPhone that helps you capture the moments, ideas, and conversations you want to keep, then find them again when they matter. It mixes text notes, photos, and documents into one personal memory archive, tags entries with location, and uses AI to organize and resurface what you saved. A subscription is required to use the app.

Good Assistant
Nocturn Bits AB · Leaning · AI AssistantGood Assistant is an AI companion that helps you reach long-term goals by breaking them into small daily steps and keeping track of your progress along the way. It learns about you, watches how your goals are moving, and steps in with research, planning, and proactive suggestions before you think to ask. Where a to-do app buries a goal in a list and a chatbot forgets you the moment you close the tab, Good Assistant is built to follow through with you day after day.

Leapility
Leapility · Coding · LeaningLeapility is an AI agent platform that lets experts package what they know into subscribable AI Agent Kits. Instead of selling hours or one-off courses, you describe your expertise in natural language and the platform turns it into Playbooks, Knowledge Bases, Skills, and Agents that run for subscribers around the clock. Non-technical consultants and creators get a build-and-monetize workspace without writing code, and buyers get living assets that update as the expert's knowledge grows. The whole pitch is simple. Your value stops being tied to the hours you can personally work.

BrainLoom
Ujjwal Ranga · Productivity · LeaningBrainLoom is an AI learning OS that folds note-taking, PDF reading, visual thinking, and spaced-repetition flashcards into one desktop app. It works like a second brain app with a memory engine attached, so a highlighted paragraph can become a card, and that card can jump back to its source text. The PDF annotation app side is just as central: you read and mark up documents without leaving the window. Built local-first by a single developer, it keeps your vault on your machine while offering a Pro tier for encrypted cloud sync.

Figy.ai
MyLens · LeaningFigy.ai is an AI flashcard generator that converts a topic, a PDF, an image, or a document into interactive study cards in seconds. You type what you want to learn or upload your own notes, and the tool builds question-and-answer cards with hints. The cards expand as you go, so the deck grows harder or easier depending on what you already know. It works as an AI study app for exam prep, quick PDF to flashcards conversion, and everyday review. It's free to start and aimed at students, teachers, and anyone picking up a new skill.

Soch
Rahul Agarwal · Leaning · AI DetectionSoch is an AI education app for iPhone and iPad that swaps mindless scrolling for an endless feed of research. It takes published papers, rewrites them in plain language, and pairs each one with an AI-generated image, a curiosity-driven headline, and a short summary you can read in under a minute. Tap into any card and you get a longer four to five minute breakdown, plus a link to the original paper if you want the full study.

Bürolingo
Berlin News Daily · LeaningBürolingo is a free browser game that teaches the German vocabulary and paperwork steps behind everyday bureaucracy in Germany. Instead of drilling phrases like "the apple is red," it drops you into realistic admin scenarios: booking a Bürgeramt appointment, filling out an Anmeldung, or chasing a tax ID. It's a Duolingo-style German app built by Berlin News Daily, it runs in any web browser, and it costs nothing to play. If you want to learn German vocabulary that actually shows up at a counter, this is a low-effort place to start.

Serro (Early Access)
Serro AI · Productivity · LeaningSerro (Early Access) is an agentic TPM platform built for AI-native engineering teams. It connects to the tools a team already runs, like Slack, Linear, GitHub, Jira, Zoom, and Notion, then keeps a live picture of every active program without anyone writing status updates by hand. As technical program management software, the pitch is a shared control plane for teams made of both humans and AI agents: TPM agents watch for coordination gaps, hold the state of each program, and turn meeting outcomes into tracked action. It's aimed at technical program managers, engineering managers, and product leads who are drowning in tool sprawl. Right now it's invite-only, so the only way in is booking a demo.






