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LinkingMem — Graph-native RAG Engine

khapu2906 · Coding · Leaning

LinkingMem is a graph-native RAG engine that runs as a self-hosted Docker service and links vector search with graph traversal so an LLM can answer questions from your own documents. Instead of matching text chunks by similarity alone, it walks the edges between entities to pull related facts into one grounded answer. That's the whole idea. If you want a RAG pipeline you control end to end, on your own hardware, this is built for that.

N71

N71 · Leaning

N71 is a company brain that gives AI agents shared memory and proactive context. Instead of stuffing a million tokens into one model, it connects your mail, calendar, documents, chat, and code through a single knowledge layer, then serves the right slice to whatever agent you're already using. Teams plug in over one governed MCP endpoint. Every answer comes back with its source attached. No repeated introductions.

Swimio

Swimio · Leaning

Swimio is an AI swim training app for iPhone and Apple Watch that builds a workout from your recent training and then guides it lap by lap on the watch. It solves a specific, annoying problem: staring at a whiteboard or a notes app and never being sure what to swim. You can also snap a photo of your coach's whiteboard and let Smart Import turn it into a structured swim set. It syncs with Apple Health and supports Strava, so your pool sessions land in the same place as the rest of your training. Free to start, and built for individual swimmers, coaches, and teams. Think of it as a swim workout planner that actually thinks. No more guessing at the pool deck.

Adapt

Adapt · Leaning

Adapt is an AI company agent platform that works as a "company brain" for your business. It's built for AI workflow automation, not just chat. It pulls context from the tools you already use, then answers questions, automates workflows, and builds small internal apps without you wiring everything together by hand. Teams meet it in Slack or on the web, and it ships with its own model router and sandbox layer so every request lands in the right place.

MyStudyDeck

MyStudyDeck · Leaning

MyStudyDeck is an iOS flashcard app that turns photos of textbooks, vocabulary lists, and handwritten notes into Anki flashcards. It's a photo to Anki flashcards tool at heart. It runs OCR and translation on your iPhone using Apple's VisionKit and Translation frameworks, so your photos never leave the device. When you're done, it exports standard .apkg decks you can open straight in AnkiMobile, which means you skip the tedious part of typing cards by hand.

CakewordAI

Worathiti Manosroi · Leaning

CakewordAI is a camera-based picture dictionary for iPhone and iPad that turns everyday objects into collectible word stickers. Point your camera at a banana, a key, or a car, and this AI language learning app names the object in the language you're learning, reads it aloud, and files it into a Pokédex-style Word Dex you build over time. It's an on-device language app. No account, no uploads, just a light collecting game wrapped around vocabulary practice.

Cloudskill

Cloudskill · Coding · Leaning

Cloudskill is an AI agent skills management platform for teams whose assistants have quietly become part of daily work. It collects the skills your people write for Claude, Cursor, Codex, and Copilot into one governed catalogue with review, approval, skill version control, and audit logs. The core promise is simple. When a skill breaks or a teammate leaves, the work survives, and you can see exactly who changed what. If your team has moved past one-off prompts and into shared skill libraries, this is the layer that keeps them sorted.

Zingle

Zingle · Leaning

Zingle is an AI language learning app that teaches vocabulary through reading instead of drills. You open a story or paste your own text, tap any word you don't know, and get an explanation written at your CEFR level right next to the sentence. Every word you tap flows into a connected review system so it comes back later and actually sticks. It supports English, Dutch, and Spanish, and the free plan needs no credit card. That's the whole pitch, really.

Honen

StudyFetch, Inc. · Leaning

Honen is an AI course creation platform from StudyFetch, Inc. that turns your documents, videos, recordings, or a plain topic into complete, interactive courses. You approve the outline first, then AI builds the lessons, practice, and assessments, and you refine any part through chat. Finished courses run inside Honen itself or get pushed into an existing LMS through LTI, SCORM, or cmi5, which is the detail that makes it useful for teams rather than just solo learners.

Brilliant: Learn Math & Coding

Brilliant.org · Leaning

Brilliant is an interactive STEM learning app for math, data analysis, computer science and science, built around short hands-on lessons instead of lecture videos. Its visual tutor, Koji, works with you on a shared canvas. He asks guiding questions and adapts each session to the gaps he finds. The result is a study tool that aims for understanding, not quick answers. Short lessons. Real practice. No passive watching.

Copycat Cafe

Copycat Cafe · Leaning

Copycat Cafe is an AI language learning app for people who can read a menu in French but freeze when a waiter actually speaks to them. Instead of matching words on a screen or being dropped into unguided AI chat, it runs a three-step loop called Watch, Copy, Chat. You watch a short real conversation, copy each line out loud with instant pronunciation scoring, then use those phrases in a low-pressure chat with an AI partner named Copy. Five complete courses let you learn French, Spanish (Latin America), Spanish (Spain), Italian, or German, and the whole thing runs in about 15 minutes a day. It's a conversation practice app first and a vocabulary app second.

LangPanda: Learn Languages

LangPanda · Leaning

LangPanda: Learn Languages is a language learning tool that turns the shows and videos you already watch into study material. You install the browser extension or mobile app, open Netflix, YouTube, or one of 20+ other supported sites, and the subtitle overlay lets you tap any word for an instant definition. The pitch is simple. Learn languages while watching TV, not at a desk with a textbook. You can learn languages from Netflix, YouTube, and similar sites without changing your routine, then save words to flashcards with one click. LangPanda tracks how many you've learned over time. It supports 36 languages, and the whole thing runs on a $8.88 monthly subscription with a 7-day free trial.