Explore AI Tools & Apps
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.

Mixy
Mixy LLC · Voice & LanguageMixy is a mashup app for iPhone that turns two songs into one track in seconds. You pick the vocals from one track, drop them over the beat from another, and the app lines everything up automatically. It sits between a toy and a real remix tool. Fast enough for casual play. Clean enough that people actually post the results. If you've wanted a DJ app for iPhone that skips the learning curve, Mixy is built for exactly that.

LiveAvatar by HeyGen
HeyGen · Image · Voice & LanguageLiveAvatar by HeyGen is a real-time avatar API for building AI agents that talk back with a face. You send audio or text, and the platform returns a synchronized video stream of a lifelike digital human with matching lip-sync and expressions. Developers use it to drop talking avatars into sales demos, support desks, language tutors, and virtual hosts, usually without rebuilding the speech and streaming stack themselves. Sounds good, right? It depends on whether you have a developer on hand.
Алиса AI
Yandex · Voice & Language · OtherАлиса AI is Yandex's neural network assistant that combines a chat interface with text generation, image creation, file analysis, and everyday task help in both Russian and English. It lives alongside the Alisa tools Russian speakers already use for search and voice commands, so you get a familiar assistant that now writes and reasons instead of just answering simple questions.

Stream Ring by Sandbar
Sandbar · Voice & Language · ProductivityStream Ring by Sandbar is a voice-first smart ring you wear on your index finger, built to capture thoughts the moment they arrive. It pairs a microphone, a glass touchpad, and silent haptics with the Stream app, so you can dictate across apps, save voice notes, chat with a private AI assistant, and control music without pulling out your phone. The idea is ambient voice control: talk to your tools instead of tapping at a screen. It targets people who think faster than they type and want a discreet, private way to get ideas out of their head. That's the whole promise. A wearable dictation device you forget you're wearing until you need it.

BeeBot for AirPods
Dens · Voice & LanguageBeeBot for AirPods is an AI audio app for iPhone that turns your headphones into a running commentary on the world around you. As you walk, it plays short spoken updates about nearby people, places, and events through your AirPods or any connected headphones. No screen. No tracklist. Think of it as a personalized radio DJ for city exploration: instead of static playlists, the audio reacts to where you're standing and what's happening nearby.

Nexorify
Nexorify · Voice & Language · ProductivityNexorify is a voice-enabled task management app that lets you create reminders and calendar events by speaking instead of typing. Built around AI, it listens to natural speech, pulls out the important details, and turns them into organized tasks so nothing slips through the cracks. It fits people who think faster than they type and want a lighter way to keep track of meetings, errands, and deadlines.

moodibly
NICOLAE ANDREI STANCIU · Voice & LanguageMoodibly is a creative chat enhancer that lets you send audio replies, music snippets, voice clips, and AI-generated audio instead of plain text. You record yourself, trim a moment from a YouTube or TikTok link, generate a celebrity-style voice, or let the app compose a custom song, then drop the result into WhatsApp, Slack, iMessage, or almost any messaging app. Think of it as a GIF, but with sound and a little more personality.

Parrot
Parrot Learning Inc. · Voice & LanguageParrot is a Spanish learning app built around comprehensible input, the idea that you pick up a language by understanding messages rather than memorizing grammar rules. If you want to learn Spanish fast, the pitch is a short-form feed instead of a lesson plan. It delivers short native-speaker videos in a TikTok-style feed, lets you tap any word for an instant translation, and stores what you save in a personal dictionary reviewed with spaced repetition. You learn Spanish with videos you mostly understand. The app has drawn more than 520,000 learners and targets iOS devices.

Peakflo AI Voice Agents
Peakflo · Voice & Language · MarketingPeakflo AI Voice Agents is an AI calling platform that places and handles business phone calls without a human on the line. It's built by Peakflo for finance and operations teams. Its voice AI runs payment reminders, collections, sales outreach, delivery confirmations and customer service in multiple languages around the clock. The agents pull live data like invoice numbers and due dates, remember past conversations, and push call outcomes back into your ERP, CRM or Slack, which keeps every system in sync without anyone copying and pasting notes.

VoiSistant
Ievgen Khoptiar · Voice & LanguageVoiSistant is a voice to text app for macOS that turns your speech into clean, ready-to-send text. It records through a global hotkey, refines the raw transcript with the AI model of your choice, translates it on demand, and pastes the result into whatever field your cursor is sitting in. It also reads text back aloud with natural-sounding voices. If you type a lot but would rather talk, it removes most of the typing and the cleanup that usually follows.

Aurely
Aurely · Voice & Language · ProductivityAurely is an intelligent reminder app for macOS that turns voice notes and typed sentences into scheduled reminders. You speak or type a natural language reminder ("meeting tomorrow at 2:30pm") across 11 languages, and it handles the date, time, and priority for you. Everything runs on your Mac. No account. No cloud. No data leaving the device. At under 10MB, it's built to sit quietly in the background and stay out of your way.

Dictly
Jannik Jung · Writing · Voice & LanguageDictly is an on-device dictation app that turns speech into clean, formatted text for macOS, iOS, and iPadOS. Most voice-to-text apps ship your audio to a server. Dictly doesn't. Recognition, formatting, and analytics all run locally. Your words never leave your hardware. It fits people who dictate constantly and don't want a cloud service holding their transcripts.


