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Rewisp

Yashmit Bhaverisetti · Productivity

Rewisp is an ambient memory app for Apple Silicon Macs that quietly remembers the text of everything you see on screen. Instead of taking pictures, it runs on-device OCR and keeps only the words, so you can ask later what you read, what changed on a page, or what you promised someone. It runs macOS 15 or newer, needs no account, and never sends your screen history to a server.

Utter

Utter L.L.C-FZ · Productivity

Utter is a project management platform for teams and AI agents, now branded as Taskfolk. It puts boards, backlogs, sprints, timelines, docs, goals, and reports in one workspace, then lets you hand certain issues to AI teammates that connect over MCP or the REST API. Your people stay in charge. Agents pick up extra capacity when a task suits them, and the work stays visible on the same board.

DocuSmart AI

DocuSmart · Productivity · Leaning

DocuSmart AI is an AI-powered document search and knowledge base built for nonprofits and small teams. It connects to cloud drives, lets you ask questions in plain English, and returns answers with citations pointing back to the exact document and section. It also checks your files against live sources so you can see which policies or funder guidelines have gone stale.

Fiftycore

Fiftycore · Productivity · Business

Fiftycore is an AI decision workspace for founders and product teams who need to pressure-test an idea before they spend money building it. It runs a three-phase flow (Validation, Design, Execution) that generates structured market validation reports, converts those reports into strategic design specs, and carries the result into staged execution plans that adjust as you log outcomes. Everything lives in a shared workspace, so reports can be grouped into projects and folders, exported as PDFs, and shared through token links you can revoke.

LeadJarvis

LeadJarvis · Productivity · Marketing

LeadJarvis is an AI event lead capture platform that turns a business card or badge photo into a live prospect record. The tool runs fast OCR on the card, pulls in LinkedIn and company details, pushes the contact into your CRM, and fires off a personalized WhatsApp or email follow-up, all inside about 20 seconds. It's built for teams who work the floor at trade shows and need to reach people while the conversation is still warm.

WizeMe.APP: Personal Life Partner OS

WizeMe.APP · Productivity

WizeMe.APP is a private AI memory app and continuity OS that remembers the context behind your decisions, meetings, notes, relationships, and open loops. Instead of starting from scratch every session, it holds onto what matters and turns it into clearer briefs and reliable follow-through. It's built for people who carry too much context in their heads and want a personal AI assistant that actually keeps up. Think of it less as a chatbot and more as a continuity coach that stays with you across the days.

Kimi

Moonshot AI · Productivity · China AI

Kimi is an AI assistant from Moonshot AI that mixes chat, deep research, and agentic task execution in one place. It runs on the company's Kimi K2 and K3 model line, an agentic AI model built for long-context reasoning, coding automation, and multi-step workflows. You can use it in the browser, and developers can reach the same models through an API. ### At a Glance It reads a lot. It does the legwork. And it doesn't ask you to pay to try it. That combination is why Kimi keeps showing up in conversations about practical AI work, even as Moonshot ships new model versions so fast that any detailed spec sheet you read today may describe a product that no longer exists next month.

Weave

Weave · Productivity

Weave is a voice-first idea mapping tool that listens while you talk and draws a live thinking map of what you're saying. It's an AI idea mapping app at heart, so sentences land as linked cards, disagreements split into separate cards, and open questions stay visible instead of getting buried. It works solo when you're untangling a decision, or in a room when you want AI meeting notes that capture the call and give everyone the same building map over one shared link.

Verse

Verse · Productivity

Verse is a no-code platform for hiring autonomous AI employees from a single prompt. You describe a role in plain language, grant the agent access to tools like email, Slack, a browser, and a virtual card, and it goes to work on its own around the clock. Instead of assembling triggers and webhooks, you get what amounts to a teammate that follows your rules, remembers how you like things done, and checks in before it does anything it shouldn't. Think of it as a way to hire AI employees without the job post, the interviews, or the salary.

In Parallel

In Parallel · Productivity · Leaning

In Parallel is an EU-hosted context layer for teams. It captures the decisions, commitments and risks buried in your meetings and threads, keeps that record current, and serves it to whatever AI tool you already use through MCP. Instead of teaching each assistant separately, you build one shared memory that every agent can query. The pitch is simple: your AI isn't the bottleneck, missing business context is.

Kit For AI

Kit For AI · Productivity · Leaning

Kit For AI is an AI agent knowledge layer and memory service in one. It gives agents persistent memory for AI agents, plus grounding from your own documents, URLs, and YouTube videos. Agents call it directly through MCP-native tools or a single API. No RAG stack to build. No pipeline to babysit. It works as a RAG alternative that starts free in about 30 seconds, with no credit card required.

River

River · Productivity

River is an AI sales agent that shows up on live video calls, demos your product, and either closes smaller deals on its own or hands a fully briefed prospect to a human rep. It works across video, phone, email, text, and WhatsApp, so a buyer who lands at midnight still gets a real conversation instead of a form. Sales teams use it to cover inbound demand around the clock without adding headcount. It's sales automation that talks back. That's the pitch, anyway.