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.

Yoggi - AI Chat for Kids
Yoggi · Leaning · ChatbotYoggi - AI Chat for Kids is a kid-safe AI chatbot that changes how it talks depending on your child's age. Built for children ages 3 to 15, it answers in short, simple sentences for little ones and holds deeper conversations for teens. It works as a parental control AI app too. Voice chat, AI image generation, and a PIN-protected parents' corner round out the package, and every chat stays readable to you. Instead of cold refusals, it redirects awkward questions gently and pings you by email the moment something needs attention.

Fluree
Fluree · Coding · LeaningFluree is an enterprise AI data platform built on a verifiable knowledge graph database called FlureeDB. It pulls structured and unstructured sources into one governed graph, then lets AI agents, apps, and analysts query that same graph with answers that trace back to the original records. Teams use it as the semantic data layer under GraphRAG and other AI workflows, so outputs stay citable and permissions travel with the data.

Pulse
Pulse · Productivity · LeaningPulse is a permission-aware "company brain" that connects 25+ workplace tools into one shared memory. It answers plain-English questions with a citation on every line, captures the decisions your team makes, and drafts the next step with human approval before anything goes out. Built for teams that have scattered their context across Slack, GitHub, Notion, and a dozen other apps, Pulse pulls that context back into one place your newest hire and your most senior engineer can both draw from.

AGINE Academy
AGINE · LeaningAGINE Academy is a game-based online academy for learning Claude and ChatGPT, built by the AGINE team. Instead of watching lectures, you pick a hero, complete hands-on missions inside the real AI tools, and earn XP as you go. Every lesson ends with a usable artifact like a prompt pack or a working setup, so you finish with something you can apply right away. It works as an AI learning platform for beginners who want practical AI skills without coding, and one subscription opens the published lessons of both academies for $25 per month.

PieceKeeper
PieceKeeper · LeaningPieceKeeper is a web-based music practice app for musicians who want their practice time to actually go somewhere. It keeps every piece you're working on in one organized repertoire, builds a tailored practice schedule around the days you can play, walks you through each session with a checklist, and tracks your progress over time. A built-in music theory trainer adds note reading, scale and chord drills, and ear training for the days you'd rather sharpen skills than run repertoire. It starts free, with no credit card required.

Creed
Creed · Productivity · LeaningCreed is a Mac app that stores your personal context, the things you'd want every AI agent to know about you, in a single Markdown file you own. Instead of repeating your preferences to each tool, connected agents read that same file over a local MCP connection while the app runs. You write the basics, agents can propose refinements, and you decide what gets accepted. It's built for people who run several AI agents and are tired of restating the same background every time.

DocuSmart AI
DocuSmart · Productivity · LeaningDocuSmart AI is an AI-powered document search and knowledge base built for nonprofits and small teams. It connects to cloud drives, lets you ask questions in plain English, and returns answers with citations pointing back to the exact document and section. It also checks your files against live sources so you can see which policies or funder guidelines have gone stale.
Breadcromb
Breadcromb · LeaningBreadcromb makes Trace, a free AI browser agent that quietly indexes every page, PDF, and document you open into a private memory stored on your own device. From there you can search your history by describing what you remember, chat over the pages you have read, and hand off chores like filling forms or pulling data across tabs to an agent that does the clicking for you. Want a browser AI assistant that keeps your reading private? Trace is built for exactly that.

In Parallel
In Parallel · Productivity · LeaningIn Parallel is an EU-hosted context layer for teams. It captures the decisions, commitments and risks buried in your meetings and threads, keeps that record current, and serves it to whatever AI tool you already use through MCP. Instead of teaching each assistant separately, you build one shared memory that every agent can query. The pitch is simple: your AI isn't the bottleneck, missing business context is.

Kit For AI
Kit For AI · Productivity · LeaningKit For AI is an AI agent knowledge layer and memory service in one. It gives agents persistent memory for AI agents, plus grounding from your own documents, URLs, and YouTube videos. Agents call it directly through MCP-native tools or a single API. No RAG stack to build. No pipeline to babysit. It works as a RAG alternative that starts free in about 30 seconds, with no credit card required.

LemonLime
LemonLime · LeaningLemonLime is a no-code AI sales and marketing automation service for small businesses. Think of it as an AI lead generation tool that also writes your content. It studies your company, then works overnight to find leads, draft personalized outreach, and write branded content, so every morning you open a ready-made suggestion list and click send. It's built for teams that want marketing output without hiring a specialist or configuring complex software.

qbrin
qbrin, Inc. · Productivity · Leaningqbrin is an enterprise AI search and answer layer that connects the tools your company already runs on, from Slack and Drive to Jira and Salesforce, and turns them into one queryable knowledge base. Ask a question in plain language and it returns an answer grounded in your own files, chats, and emails, with a citation on every claim and a permission check on every source. When the evidence isn't there, it says so instead of inventing something. Plain and simple. The company also ships a separate authorization API that vets AI agent actions before they run.


