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Prism

Prism · Other · Chatbot

Prism is a native macOS AI workspace that pulls multi-provider chat, system-wide Quick AI prompts, and MCP-powered tools into one app. It handles multi-model AI chat in a single window. No more juggling five browser tabs for ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. You open Prism, pick a model, and keep going. It's built in SwiftUI for Mac and runs local models too, so you can keep sensitive work on your own machine.

stackd.cc

stackd.cc · Coding · Other

stackd.cc is a community-driven AI stack leaderboard that shows which AI tools and developer tools real builders actually run. Instead of guessing which coding assistant or database to pair with what, you browse real stacks from working developers, see what's climbing, and add your own to find out who shares it. It's a research shortcut if you're assembling an AI stack. It's also a quick way to check your setup against people doing similar work.

Nous Research

Nous Research · Business · Other

Nous Research is an independent, community-driven open source AI lab that trains and releases open-weight language models, then ships the infrastructure around them. Best known for the Hermes model family, the lab also runs Nous Portal for API access and maintains Hermes Agent, a self-hosted agent framework. Its work spans model architecture, data synthesis, fine-tuning, and distributed training.

Wondershare Recoverit AI Data Recovery

Wondershare · Other

Wondershare Recoverit AI Data Recovery is a desktop data recovery tool for Windows and Mac that uses AI to scan storage devices and pull back files you thought were gone. It handles deleted documents, formatted drives, corrupted photos and broken video files, and it also builds a bootable USB to rescue data from a computer that won't start. The free version caps recovery at 500MB, so most serious jobs end up on a paid plan. You'll pay eventually. Plan for it.

Dune

Project Mirage · Other

Dune is a three-key, context-aware keypad for macOS built by Project Mirage. It remaps its buttons based on whatever app is in front of you, so the same physical key can join a call in one window, toggle your mic in another, and fire off a script or AI agent somewhere else. Think of it as an AI workflow keypad that reshapes itself around the task at hand. The pitch is simple. Stop hunting through menus and trackpads for actions you repeat all day. Press a button instead.

Open Source Alternative Finder

John Ogoina · Other

Open Source Alternative Finder (OSALFinder) is a free open source tool directory that pairs popular paid SaaS tools with open source alternatives you can adopt instead. Every comparison lists pricing, self-hosting difficulty, migration steps, and an estimated cost saving, so you can judge whether a switch is worth the effort. It covers 60+ tool pairs across communication, productivity, developer tools, design, and project management, and it rebuilds its data daily.

Marqly

Marqly · Other

Marqly is an AI bookmark manager that saves, tags, and files every link for you, then lets you find it again months later by describing what you half remember. It runs as a browser extension and a web app across Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, iOS, and Android. A free plan covers your whole library up to 2,000 bookmarks, while the Pro tier adds auto-tagging, semantic search, and an AI assistant called Ask.

zero.xyz

Zero · Other

zero.xyz is a pay-as-you-go platform that connects AI agents to thousands of real tools, APIs, and services so they can finish tasks instead of stalling. When an agent hits something it can't do alone, it searches Zero for a fitting service, runs it, and pays per call. There's no per-service signup, and you start with $5 of credit to spend on paid services.

Krater

Krater · Other

Krater is an all-in-one AI workspace that bundles 400+ AI models with image, video, and audio generation, web research, document chat, and scheduled automation under one subscription. Instead of paying for a dozen separate AI tools, you get ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and many others alongside image and video generation, all reachable from a single chat window you never have to leave. One bill. One login. Everything in one place.

The Claude Code Daily

The Claude Code Daily · Other

The Claude Code Daily is a weekday email digest that collects the most relevant Claude Code updates, tips, and notable community posts into a short, readable briefing. It's built for developers and power users who use Anthropic's coding tool every day and want to keep up without scrolling through dozens of X posts. Each issue ships every weekday morning, and past issues stay available in a public web archive.

Nextish News

Nextish News · Other

Nextish News is a web-based AI satire news generator that turns a short tech premise into a finished fake news article. Give the desk a topic like "AI agents" or "startup layoffs," add optional context, and it drafts a headline, a subtitle, and structured body sections you can preview and share through a public link. It's built for people who want a quick parody of tech coverage, not a real newsroom tool. Everything runs in the browser, and a draft stays private until you publish it.

mysoft.ai

mysoft.ai · Other

mysoft.ai is an AI marketplace built only for AI products and services, a place to buy AI tools and sell AI tools in the same catalog. Sellers list AI agents, workflows, GPTs, prompt packs, and other AI-powered offerings, and buyers browse them and reach out or pay directly. The pitch is simple: you keep your existing stack, you set your own price, and the platform takes a cut only when something sells.