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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.

Zinley
Zinley · ProductivityZinley is an autonomous AI personal agent that gets its own phone number, email inbox, and computer. It follows up on calls, messages, and scheduled work on its own, remembering the people and rules you set. You stay in control through an approval system, so anything sensitive waits for your go-ahead.

CloudFuze
CloudFuze, Inc. · Productivity · AI DetectionCloudFuze is an enterprise cloud migration and AI governance platform that helps companies move data, chats, and AI conversation context between clouds and SaaS apps without losing the details that make that content useful. It covers everything from large Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 migrations to newer work like transferring Claude conversations into Google Gemini so teams keep their AI workflows when an organization switches assistants. On top of migration, it adds SaaS and AI governance tools that let IT teams see and control which apps and AI agents their employees use. Broad, but focused.

Poth Labs
Poth Labs · Productivity · LeaningPoth Labs is an AI customer research platform that pulls feedback, support tickets, calls, and account data into one searchable "customer brain." Instead of waiting on a survey cycle, teams can ask a question in plain language and get an answer grounded in the evidence they already collect. It's built for product, support, and research teams who need to know why customers behave the way they do, not just that a number moved. The platform treats every answer as a claim that has to stand on a source.

SceneNote
Visual Tone · Video · ProductivitySceneNote is a free video and audio feedback tool that lets you share a link and collect precise review notes in seconds. It gathers timestamped comments, frame annotations, and transcribed voice notes, stacks multiple cuts as new versions, and exports everything as CSV or EDL for Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or FCPx. Neither you nor your reviewers need an account.

CellCog
CellCog · ProductivityCellCog is an AI employee platform that lets you hire a general-purpose AI employee for a role instead of wiring up another automation. It belongs to a newer class of AI agents that doesn't just answer questions but takes on a job and runs it. Each AI employee gets a name, its own email inbox, an internal task board, persistent memory across shifts, and a workspace it keeps for you. You describe the role in plain language, and the agent onboards itself, sets up its tools, and starts taking shifts. It's built for people who want output, not another dashboard to babysit, and it treats AI task automation as a role you delegate rather than a script you maintain.

Bo AI
Bo Labs, Inc. · Productivity · AI AssistantBo AI is a text-first personal assistant that lives inside iMessage instead of a separate dashboard. Text it like you'd text a friend, and it plans your day, manages calendars, tracks sleep and activity from Apple Health and Oura, and answers questions on the spot. Bo Labs built it for people who want coaching and reminders to reach them where they already are, without yet another login and a blank prompt box waiting for them. There's a companion iPhone app for dashboards and a Skills Library, but the core help arrives over plain text.

Liminal
Justin Lam · Productivity · LeaningLiminal is a collaborative workspace built for teams that work with AI agents. It's a local-first workspace: your files stay as plain Markdown and HTML on your own machine, then sync through a small CLI to a shared browser UI. Your agent writes a file, your teammates see it rendered in seconds, and their edits land back on your disk. Your workspace stays a folder. Every agent you use reads it directly.

FlowTask
FlowTask · ProductivityFlowTask is an AI sales assistant that turns the messages your team already writes into structured, assigned work. It reads Slack threads, email, and docs, then builds a Company Brain that stores company context as an executable skills file your AI agents can reuse without being briefed again. Think of it as Slack task automation that also doubles as an outbound sales tool. Instead of copy-pasting updates between apps, teams get every request captured, owned, and ready to act on the moment it arrives.

EasyCircuit
EasyCircuit · Coding · ProductivityEasyCircuit is an AI hardware prototyping tool that turns a plain-language idea into a working circuit. You describe what you want in chat, and it designs an editable schematic, explains every component choice, sources the parts into one made-to-order kit, and walks you from a breadboard test to a solder-ready perfboard layout. It's built for makers and first-time builders who don't want to read datasheets before they can build anything.
Tackly
Tackly · ProductivityTackly is a browser-based AI notetaker that maps your thinking instead of handing you a wall of transcript. It listens to meetings, calls, or rambling voice notes and organizes what it hears into a live board of decisions, risks, and action items as you speak. You can share that board instantly, and according to the company you don't even need an account to use it. If you take meeting notes by hand and lose the thread halfway through, it's aimed squarely at you.

Via 1.0
Daton Software Limited · ProductivityVia 1.0 is an AI productivity planner that turns messy brain dumps into a structured, self-correcting schedule. You speak, type, or snap a photo of what's on your plate, and the app builds a realistic plan around your actual availability instead of a wishful to-do list. It's a brain dump app at heart. But the output is a living schedule that shifts the moment your day changes. The tagline says it all: your path from thought to done.

BrainFeed
Arnav Lohiya · ProductivityBrainFeed is a personalized learning feed that turns goals, articles, and videos into bite-sized, scrollable cards. It's built for people who open their phone during small gaps in the day and want that time to leave something behind. Instead of losing a spare ten minutes to mindless scrolling, you swipe through short cards and can go as deep as you want when a topic grabs you.






