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Lattics

Lattics · Writing

Lattics is a knowledge base and writing app for Mac and Windows built around a simple idea: your notes and your drafts should live in the same place and talk to each other. It organizes work into projects, articles, and cards, then lets you connect any piece to any other with bi-directional links. On top of that sits a visual graph, a timeline planner, PDF annotation with citation styles, and AI tools that help you translate, rewrite, and proofread as you write. It suits researchers, students, and long-form authors who are tired of juggling a note app, a reference manager, and a word processor.

ACME.BOT

ACME.BOT · Writing

ACME.BOT is an AI blog agent that runs a blog from research to publish, handling keyword research, content planning, writing, custom diagrams, technical SEO, and publishing. It starts every post from your documents, your interview answers, and your brand voice rather than writing from scratch. The tool runs from Telegram, a web dashboard, or email, and it's built by an ex-Google Search engineer around Google's E-E-A-T guidelines.

Deck

Deck · Writing · Productivity

Deck is a private-by-design AI email assistant that works through email and the web, so you don't have to install anything or hand over your inbox. It lives at its own address, and you CC it on threads or forward messages to it. From there it drafts replies in your voice, tracks tasks, runs routines, and keeps context across the tools you already use. The pitch is simple: an email sidekick that handles the busywork and reports back to you, not a faster inbox. It isn't built for automated email replies that fire off messages on its own, and that's the point.

Backbeat Forge

Hannes Software · Writing · Voice & Language

Backbeat Forge is a local drum-transcription workbench that turns a full mix or an isolated drum stem into editable five-line drum notation. It's aimed at drummers, producers, and teachers who want a readable score or a MIDI file rather than a rough audio guess. Because it runs on your own machine, tracks stay off someone else's servers.

Nitrosend

Nitrosend · Writing · Marketing

Nitrosend is a full-stack email platform built for AI agents. Instead of a dashboard you click through, you point a tool like Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, or Cursor at its MCP server and let the agent sign up, connect your domain, and send marketing and transactional email. Humans stay in the loop through approval gates, so the agent operates while you keep control.

RecordMeeting

Qualtir · Writing · Productivity

RecordMeeting is an AI meeting recorder that captures browser-based calls in Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Webex, then turns each one into a searchable transcript with speaker labels, an AI summary, and a list of action items. It runs quietly inside your browser instead of joining as a visible bot. Nobody in the call sees a stranger on the participant list. For individuals and small teams that live in video calls, it covers the part of the job people hate most: writing up what was said afterward.

QuickQuill

QuickQuill · Writing · Productivity

QuickQuill is a private meeting notes app that keeps everything local. It's a Mac transcription tool that records, transcribes, and summarizes your conversations entirely on your Mac. It captures both sides of a call from your menu bar, adds live captions and translation, and writes up a summary the moment you stop. Nothing gets uploaded.

Flodesk Studio

Flodesk · Writing

Flodesk Studio is an AI email design app that turns a single prompt into a polished, on-brand email in seconds. You add your brand assets, write a prompt, and pick one of three design directions, then refine the result by chatting with it or editing by hand. When the email looks right, you export it as HTML and send it through whatever email provider you already use. It's a standalone product. It's separate from the classic Flodesk email builder, and it runs free while in beta.

VocalVia

VocalVia · Writing · Voice & Language

VocalVia is an AI podcast generator that turns PDFs, articles, notes, and reports into listenable episodes. Instead of reading your text aloud like a plain text to speech tool, it builds a structured outline first. Then it drafts an editable podcast script with host roles and tone tags. Then it produces natural audio through a previewable voice library. The pitch is editorial control. You review the script before you spend time or credits generating sound. Think of it less as an AI voice generator and more as a production assistant. The voice is the last step, not the first.

MenuForma – QR Menu & Online Ordering

MenuForma · Writing · Marketing

MenuForma is a web-based platform that turns an existing restaurant menu into a working QR menu with online ordering in a few minutes. Upload a PDF, a photo, or even a link to your current menu, and it builds a scannable digital menu that diners can browse, translate into 70+ languages, and order from directly. It also handles payments through Stripe, collects Google reviews after checkout, and shows you analytics on what guests actually look at and buy. Setup takes minutes. No app. No coding. That's the whole pitch.

linkedn't

linkedn't · Writing

linkedn't is a Chrome extension that translates LinkedIn slop into plain English. It scans the posts in your feed, spots the LARP-y corporate speak, and rewrites each one in place with a bluntness level you choose. Because the whole thing runs inside your browser, on your screen, the person who wrote the post never finds out you ran it through a translator.

Flowing

Flowing · Writing · Business

Flowing is an AI academic writing tool for researchers who want AI help without inventing their sources. Instead of a blank chat box, this research writing app reads the manuscript you're drafting and pulls verifiable passages from your own PDF library. Then it uses both to suggest the next sentence, polish a paragraph, or resurface a paper you forgot you had. It's built for people writing papers, theses, and literature reviews. Not for casual blog drafts.