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TENDERD

TENDERD · Other

TENDERD is an AI-powered fleet and equipment management platform built for heavy industries like construction, energy, logistics, and marine. It connects vehicles and equipment into one system for real-time GPS tracking, telematics, utilization analytics, maintenance planning, fuel monitoring, and emissions visibility. Teams use it to cut operating costs, reduce downtime, and prove sustainability numbers without juggling a dozen spreadsheets.

OpenClaw (aka Moltbot/Clawdbot)

Peter Steinberger / OpenClaw Foundation · Other

OpenClaw (also known as Moltbot or Clawdbot) is an open-source AI assistant that runs on your own computer and meets you inside the chat apps you already use, such as Discord, Slack, Telegram, and WhatsApp. Instead of living in a browser tab, it keeps your state, memory, and credentials on your own hardware and lets you swap the underlying model whenever you want. It's a self-hosted AI agent for people who want an assistant that actually gets things done without handing their workflows to a hosted service. Sound appealing? Here's what you're signing up for.

Silkwave

Silkwave · Other · Chatbot

Silkwave is a Mac AI chat client that puts ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Ollama into a single window. It works as a BYOK AI chat app: you connect the models with your own API keys, swap between them from the chat box, and drop files straight into a conversation. No more juggling browser tabs. No more separate subscriptions. It sits alongside a small family of related Mac apps from the same studio, so voice transcription and video summaries share the same design language.

Fluent

Fluent · Other

Fluent is a native Mac AI tool that puts ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and 500+ other models inside whatever app you're already using. Instead of copying text into a browser tab, you select it, hit a shortcut, and the Smart Panel handles rewriting, tone edits, translation, or a full chat with the document in front of you. It runs as a real Mac app rather than a web wrapper, which is why long-time users describe it as the closest thing to what Apple Intelligence should have been.

AI Proctor by Qlay

Qlay · Other

AI Proctor by Qlay is a remote proctoring system for online tests and interviews. Think of it as AI proctoring software that watches a session through one or more cameras. It flags AI-assisted cheating by reading eye movement tracking, speech patterns, and behavior as the test or interview runs. Schools, hiring teams, and certification bodies use it when a human proctor can't sit through every session.

TextWisely Directory

TextWisely · Other

TextWisely Directory is a free web collection of one-click AI writing tools and workflows from the team behind the TextWisely Mac app. It gathers a grammar checker, an email writing assistant, a paraphrase tool, and more in one place, so you can jump straight to the task you need instead of hunting across the web. Everything runs in the browser and costs nothing. No sign-up, no credit meter.

PrivacyPal

PrivacyPal · Other

PrivacyPal is an on-device AI data protection tool that sits between your team and the AI apps it uses every day. The moment sensitive data shows up in a prompt, a pasted file or an agent call, PrivacyPal swaps those values for synthetic stand-ins so the AI still gives a useful answer while your real names, numbers and identifiers never leave the machine. It covers ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Grok and Perplexity on Windows and Mac, plus browser sessions, and it logs every interception to a single dashboard so security teams can approve AI instead of banning it.

PayPing

Anas Muhammad (Effie) · Other

PayPing is a subscription tracker for people who keep forgetting what they're paying for. It pulls every recurring charge into one dashboard, tracks renewal dates, sends subscription reminders before money leaves your account, and works as a bill splitting app for shared household costs. There's also an AI copilot that reads your list and turns it into AI subscription savings advice. The pricing is unusual here: one payment of $39 for lifetime access instead of yet another monthly fee.

nlsh

Junaid Mahmood · Coding · Other

nlsh is an open source command line tool that translates plain English into working shell commands. Instead of memorizing flags and syntax, you describe the task and nlsh figures out the right command for your terminal. It runs on macOS and Linux, needs Python 3.8 or newer, and connects to the AI provider you pick, so you keep control of your own API key and history.

Jan AI

Menlo Research · Other

Jan AI is a free, open-source desktop application that runs large language models directly on your own computer. It's a local LLM app you download once and then use without a server. You pick a model, click Use, and start chatting. Nothing leaves the machine. It suits privacy-minded users, developers who want a local API, and anyone tired of paying per-token for basic AI help. Because it runs offline, Jan AI doubles as a private AI chat tool for sensitive work. No account needed. No bill at the end of the month.

Find My Stack

Vishal Singh Rajput · Other

Find My Stack is an AI-powered business software finder that helps teams match their needs to the right tools without endless spreadsheet research. You describe what you're working on, and it pulls recommendations from more than 10,000 verified tools across 50+ categories, complete with real pricing, aggregated reviews, and side-by-side comparison. It's aimed at founders, operations leads, and small teams who need to pick software fast and don't want to spend a week reading review sites. As a software stack builder, it wants to be your first stop.

Vocably: Dictionary Flashcards

Vocably B.V. · Other

Vocably: Dictionary Flashcards is a cross-platform language learning tool that pairs an AI-powered contextual dictionary with flashcards. Highlight a word or phrase on a website or YouTube subtitles and it generates a card with a translation, then syncs that card to a mobile app so you can review it later. It's built for learners who want to capture vocabulary from real articles, videos, and pages instead of a fixed course.