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Riffly

Riffly · Writing · Productivity

Riffly is a chat-driven AI presentation builder that turns a short prompt into a finished deck in seconds, and it does this without asking you to open a single blank slide or pick a template from a gallery. You describe the talk you need, the tool writes the slides, applies a consistent look, and hands back a file you can still edit in PowerPoint or Google Slides. It works as an AI slide deck generator and a plain presentation maker in one box. No blank template. No dragging boxes around. It suits founders, students, and anyone who needs a presentable deck without the usual fuss.

Relay

Relay · Productivity

Relay is a browser-first cross-AI context manager for developers. It's an AI memory tool that captures decisions, tasks, and constraints from supported AI chats, turns them into a living project brief, and keeps that brief synced between browser sessions and MCP integration points in coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Codex. Instead of re-explaining your project every time you open a fresh chat, you point the tool at your stored context and keep working. That's the whole pitch.

TinyHumans

TinyHumans · Productivity

TinyHumans is an AI lab behind OpenHuman, an open-source desktop AI assistant that runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. This open-source AI agent is built local-first. OpenHuman connects to the apps you already use through one-click OAuth, keeps a persistent local memory of your work, and orchestrates agents to take action across your tools instead of just replying in a chat window.

Tendem by Toloka

Toloka · Productivity

Tendem by Toloka is a hybrid AI plus human platform that takes judgment-heavy work off your desk. You describe a task in plain English. The AI agent starts on it. Then a vetted human expert steps in when the work needs a real decision. Founders, operators, and researchers use AI task delegation here for competitive research, copywriting, data cleaning, and long multi-step jobs they'd otherwise hand to freelancers. Every delivery comes back verified, not just generated.

Enjo Help Center

Troopr Labs Inc. · Productivity · Leaning

Enjo Help Center is an AI-powered help center that writes and maintains its own articles, so your support team stops answering the same questions twice. It crawls your website, pulls from tools like Notion and Confluence, and turns recurring tickets into drafts. The same knowledge index powers chat, Slack, Teams, and email. The portal and your AI support assistant always say the same thing.

Hoogly.ai

Hoogly · Productivity

Hoogly.ai is an AI employee engagement platform that replaces traditional staff surveys with anonymous, conversational check-ins. It bills itself as an employee survey alternative, and the chat format is the reason. Its AI coach, Venn, talks with each employee about workload, wellbeing, blockers, and team friction, then turns those conversations into sentiment reports and action plans leaders can use. It plugs into the HR software and chat tools a company already runs.

ChatGPT for Google Sheets

OpenAI · Productivity

ChatGPT for Google Sheets is OpenAI's official add-on that puts a ChatGPT sidebar inside Google Sheets. You type a request in plain language and it creates, updates, or explains your spreadsheet, including formulas, references, and multi-tab workbooks. That's the pitch. It runs on your existing ChatGPT plan, so most users don't pay anything extra to try it.

Genpire

Genpire · Productivity

Genpire is an AI-native product development platform that turns prompts, sketches, or reference images into multi-view visuals and factory-ready tech packs. Think of it as tech pack software that writes itself. It's built for DTC fashion founders, independent designers, and product teams who need precise manufacturing specs without hiring a technical design studio. No more email threads between designers, sourcing agents, and factories. You describe the product in plain language. Then the platform handles the technical translation.

Atlasly

Parallel Labs · Productivity

Atlasly is an AI-powered site analysis and feasibility tool that turns a single UK address into a structured site intelligence report. It pulls planning constraints, flood risk, heritage, ecology, terrain, and 3D building context into one workflow so architects, planners, and developers can screen a site before a project brief hardens. You can export the results into CAD, BIM, and GIS formats, or ask site questions through Atlas AI and a compatible assistant connected over MCP.

nocal - calendar reinvented

nocal · Productivity

nocal is a calendar and notes app that treats your week as a single canvas instead of a stack of meeting invites. It syncs with Google Calendar and Outlook, lets you write plans in Markdown with tables, task lists, and nested notes, and adds a built-in MCP server so tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor can read your context and write results back into your notes. The pitch is simple: keep planning, meeting notes, and follow-up tasks in one place rather than scattering them across four apps. If you've bounced between a weekly planner app, a notes doc, and your calendar, that's the loop it's trying to close.

Sutra

Sutra · Coding · Productivity

Sutra is a decision intelligence platform built for hardware engineering teams. The company bills it as a product development platform that pulls context from the systems engineers already use, like PLM, ERP, MES, email, and spreadsheets, then simulates what a change will do downstream before anyone commits to it. The point is simple: stop rework before it happens, and keep every part of a program working from the same picture. What makes it different from a plain dashboard? It reasons across systems rather than just reporting from one.

kuku

kuku (kuku-mom) · Productivity · Leaning

kuku is a local-first Markdown workspace for macOS that treats your notes as plain text notes while layering wikilinks, backlinks, and a graph view on top. Light on resources. Built with Tauri instead of Electron, it works offline, and its AI assistant reads, edits, and links your vault using reviewable, Cursor-style diffs. Juggling a folder of Markdown files, a separate AI chat window, and a cloud service you don't fully trust? kuku is the answer to that stack.