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Splitsense

Splitsense · Coding · Productivity

Splitsense is an AI conversion optimization platform that connects to your analytics, scans your whole site, and runs A/B tests on autopilot. Most teams treat it as their agentic CRO layer. Instead of hiring a CRO agency or waiting weeks for manual audits, you let its AI agents review session data, flag pages that leak revenue, draft variants, and keep monitoring after launch. It suits SaaS founders, ecommerce stores, and CRO teams that already get traffic but want more signups and revenue from the visitors they have.

ClipTask

ClipTask · Video · Productivity

ClipTask is an AI screen recording to task tool that turns screen recordings into structured tasks, bug reports, and product feedback for project management tools. Instead of writing up what went wrong after watching a clip, you record the screen, and ClipTask pulls the action items out of it for you.

NextPhone

NextPhone · Productivity · Marketing

NextPhone is an AI receptionist and answering service for businesses that can't afford to miss calls. Think of it as a virtual receptionist that never sleeps. It picks up every line 24/7, works out who's calling, follows the playbook you set for that caller, and books the appointment straight into your calendar. Instead of billing by the minute, it charges one flat monthly rate, so a busy week costs the same as a quiet one.

jared.so

jared.so · Productivity · Chatbot

Jared is an AI employee that lives inside Slack and WhatsApp, connects to more than 10,000 tools, and picks up work the way a teammate would. Instead of waiting for someone to open a chat window, Jared watches the team channels it belongs to and handles requests on its own, from booking calls to chasing down details in other apps. It's built for teams that already run their day in Slack and want an AI coworker who fits into that flow, not another dashboard to check. That distinction matters more than it sounds.

Google Gemini in Chrome

Google · Productivity

Google Gemini in Chrome is a browsing assistant built directly into the Chrome browser. It summarizes long articles, answers questions about the page you're on, and works across several open tabs to pull information into one place. It also plugs into Gmail, Maps, Calendar, and YouTube, so you can draft an email or check a meeting time without leaving the tab. The assistant runs on Gemini 3.1. It rolled out to desktop and iOS in several regions starting in early 2026.

Pewbeam

Pewbeam · Productivity

Pewbeam is AI church presentation software built for churches and ministries. It listens to a sermon as it's spoken and puts the right scripture on screen within seconds, so pastors preach without breaking their flow and projection teams stop typing verse references on the fly. Call it automated scripture display that runs itself. The church projection software runs on a desktop machine and works offline, which matters in buildings with shaky Wi-Fi.

Pause.do

Pause.do · Productivity

Pause.do is a browser extension built for intentional browsing. It adds a short, deliberate pause at the moments you're most likely to drift, like endless scrolling, opening one more tab, or firing off an AI prompt you haven't thought through. Instead of blocking sites or shaming you with streaks, it makes it visible through an Attention Map and a set of pause types you control. Call it attention awareness, not control. It runs across all major browsers, and it sells for a one-time £6.99 license rather than a subscription.

ClearWork App

ClearWork · Productivity

ClearWork App is an AI-powered project management platform built for agencies and studios, not for big enterprises with dedicated admins. It listens to your meetings, turns client conversations into tickets with owners and due dates, and keeps everyone aligned without the endless back-and-forth that usually eats a project alive. If your team runs on scattered email threads and half-remembered decisions, this is the sort of agency project management tool that tries to fix the root cause rather than add another dashboard to check.

Novi Notes

Novi · Productivity

Novi Notes is a local-first note-taking app for macOS that keeps every note on your own Mac and connects to AI through MCP. Claude, Claude Code, Gemini, and Codex can read and write your notes in place, so you can ask an assistant to summarize last week's standups or draft today's to-dos without sending your files to a cloud server. It runs on Apple Silicon, asks for no account, and sells as a one-time purchase instead of a monthly plan.

Everest AI

Everest Autonomous Intelligence Labs Inc. · Productivity

Everest AI is the product line behind Everest Studio, a local AI device that runs on-device AI agents at your desk instead of in someone else's data center. You tell it what you need by voice or text, and it writes, researches and drafts while everything stays offline. It's subscription-free AI hardware you buy once, with no cloud account and no monthly bill.

talat

Nick Payne and Mike Franklin · Productivity

talat is a private transcription software and local transcription app for Mac and Windows that records, transcribes, and summarizes meetings without sending your audio anywhere. It runs speech recognition and speaker detection on your own machine, then hands the transcript to a local language model that writes up notes, decisions, and action items. The app starts from your calendar, exports to Markdown, Obsidian, PDF, or a webhook, and uses a one-off licence instead of a subscription. No monthly bill. No account. Nothing leaves your desk.

Scheduled

Scheduled · Writing · Productivity

Scheduled is an open-source AI scheduling assistant that lives inside your email and calendar. Think of it as an email scheduling tool that does the tedious part for you. It reads your real-time availability across every connected calendar, learns how you like to meet, and then handles the back-and-forth of agreeing on a time. You connect your calendars, set a few preferences, and it drafts replies to scheduling requests in your own voice. The whole thing runs on one paid plan with a free trial, and the code is public if you'd rather run it yourself.