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Resume Co

Resume Co · Writing · Productivity

Resume Co is an online resume builder that helps you put together a job-ready resume without wrestling with formatting. You pick from 200+ templates, fill in your details, and the built-in AI suggests phrasing and tailors your resume to a specific job posting. As a free online resume maker, it suits job seekers who want something clean and ATS-friendly fast, and the free plan covers the basics while paid access unlocks unlimited downloads and AI features.

Blockit AI

Blockit · Productivity · Business

Blockit AI is an AI scheduling agent that lives inside your email and Slack threads instead of in a separate booking page. CC it on a message like "coffee next week?" and it reads the thread, proposes times, handles time zones, and sends the invite once someone agrees. It works with Google Calendar and Outlook. Think of it as an AI scheduler you can try free before paying for a plan.

Answerthis

Answerthis · Writing · Productivity · Leaning

Answerthis is an AI research assistant built for people who need verified sources, not fast guesses. It searches across 300M+ papers, trials, and PDFs, checks each claim against the paper it came from, and drops anything it can't trace. You can ask a question or upload a draft, then move straight into writing, annotating, and collaborating without hopping between apps.

Smry

Smry · Writing · Productivity

Smry is an AI news reader that pulls the blogs, newsletters, YouTube channels, and sites you follow into a single daily feed, then writes a short summary of each post so you can decide what deserves your time. It also answers questions about an article you're reading and keeps everything you save searchable later. The product is free to use and runs mostly in your browser through a free extension. Think of it as an AI article summarizer with a memory. Most tools stop at the recap. Smry keeps the sources.

Everlaw

Everlaw · Productivity · Business

Everlaw is a cloud eDiscovery platform built for litigation and investigations, and it keeps case evidence in one system of record that legal teams and their AI tools can both reach. It handles ingestion, processing, document review, redactions, productions, and trial prep in a single workspace. That's a lot less moving around than most litigation software asks for. Predictive coding, machine translation, and natural language search layer on top of it. Law firms, corporate legal departments, and government agencies use it to move from millions of documents to the handful of facts that decide a case.

Nabla

Nabla · Voice & Language · Productivity · Business

Nabla is an ambient AI assistant built for clinical documentation. It listens to a patient visit, drafts the note, and pushes it into the EHR so clinicians spend less time typing and more time with patients who need their attention in the room rather than their eyes on a screen. The company says its tool is deployed in more than 130 health organizations and used by 85,000+ clinicians, handling over 20 million patient encounters a year. It's aimed at health systems and clinics rather than individual consumers.

Magai

Magai · Productivity · Chatbot

Magai is a multi-model AI aggregator that puts ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and dozens of other models from every major lab into a single chat for one monthly price. It's built for people who juggle three or four AI subscriptions and keep re-explaining the same project to each one. You type a slash, pick a model, and the next reply comes from that model with the whole conversation in hand. The draw is straightforward: all AI models one subscription, shared memory across every model, and custom agents you can run on any of them. It's one flat AI aggregator pricing model for the whole set.

Scholarly

Scholarly · Writing · Productivity · Leaning

Scholarly is a source-grounded AI workspace that turns the documents, recordings, and videos you already have into answers, study material, and finished files. Instead of pulling facts from the open internet, it builds every response from material you add, then attaches a citation you can open and check. Think of it as one of those AI study tools that also doubles as an AI research workspace for cited answers. Students, tutors, and researchers get a study companion and a research assistant in one place instead of five separate apps.

Undermind

Undermind · Productivity · Leaning

Undermind is an AI research assistant built for reading the scientific literature. You describe a research problem in plain language, answer a few follow-up questions, and the AI literature search tool runs multi-round searches across paper databases, following citation trails until it stops finding new results. Think of it as a research paper finder that hunts down the studies keyword search buries. It reads full texts and figures in its deeper mode, and every statement in a report links back to the source paper, so you can check the claim yourself. It suits graduate students, lab groups and R&D teams who need to find the papers a normal keyword search leaves buried.

Canny

Canny · Productivity · Business

Canny is an AI-powered customer feedback platform that collects requests, votes, and comments, then uses AI to analyze and prioritize them against revenue impact so teams stop guessing which ideas actually deserve engineering time. Product, sales, and customer success teams use it to spot recurring themes, tie feedback to real accounts, and publish a public roadmap. The core pitch is simple: stop letting the loudest voice in the room decide what gets built next. Most Canny reviews land on the same point.

Alphasense

AlphaSense, Inc. · Productivity · Business

AlphaSense is an AI market intelligence platform that puts over 500 million premium business and financial documents behind a single search box. Analysts, investors, and strategy teams use it to find company filings, broker research, expert call transcripts, news, and their own internal files in one place, then ask questions and get answers with sentence-level citations. This is market intelligence software built for people who make high-stakes decisions. They can't afford to guess.

Frederick

Frederick AI · Coding · Productivity

Frederick is an AI agent platform where agents build the apps your company needs and then keep running the work around them. Instead of handing you a chat box, it gives each agent a shared company memory, its own browser, and a sandbox to write code in. The same agent that ships an internal tool can later run the recurring work that used to follow it. Teams use it to build apps with AI, covering small internal tools and full customer-facing products alike. The free plan means you can test the whole loop before paying anything.