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Stickerbox

Hapiko · Other

Stickerbox is a voice-to-sticker printer built for children by Hapiko. A kid presses a big white button, says an idea out loud like "a dinosaur wearing sunglasses," and the device generates an image and prints it as a real sticker in seconds. It's a screen-free creative toy. Once the sticker comes out, play moves offline into coloring, sharing, and collecting. The Stickerbox price is a one-time device cost, so there's no subscription hanging over every print.

Aikido Attack

Aikido Security · Coding

Aikido Attack is an AI-powered autonomous penetration testing service from Aikido Security. Pentest automation used to mean a scanner spitting out alerts. Aikido Attack means something bigger. Instead of waiting weeks for a human pentest team, you point it at your app or API and its agents probe for real attack paths, try to exploit them, and confirm what actually breaks. The payoff is a full audit-grade SOC2 or ISO27001 PDF report in a few hours, plus instant retests whenever you push a fix.

InfiniChat AI

InfiniChat AI · Marketing · Chatbot

InfiniChat AI is an unlimited AI chat app for iPhone built around one promise: talk as much as you want for a single flat price. Instead of metering every message or capping your day, it charges around $1.99 a month and lets you keep going. It runs on modern language models, keeps your conversation history for better follow-ups, and stores everything with Swiss privacy standards. Want AI chat with no limits? That's the whole pitch.

Markdown Studio

Markdown Studio · Coding

Markdown Studio is a free AI markdown editor built as a prompt engineering tool for people who write and test prompts for large language models. It pairs a familiar split-pane writing experience with prompt tags, a real-time token counter, and a Battle Mode for multi-model testing across OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini. It runs in the browser with no signup, and your files stay on your device.

The ∞ Bar

The Infinite Bar · Chatbot

The ∞ Bar is an AI mentor chat platform that lets you sit in group conversations with simulated versions of famous mentors, visionaries, and historical figures. Instead of talking to one chatbot, you pick a table of AI thought leaders such as Steve Jobs, Albert Einstein, or Marie Curie and watch them respond to each other while you steer the discussion. It works in a browser, it's built for reflection and brainstorming rather than fact-checking, and the roster of virtual mentors leans on well-known names from business, science, art, and pop culture.

AI Advent Calendar

Elena Calvillo · Leaning

AI Advent Calendar is a free, festive online learning platform that turns December into a 25-day AI skills challenge. Each day from December 1 onward, a new "door" opens with a bite-sized lesson, prompt or task written by a real practitioner, and finishing doors earns rewards, streaks and a Certificate of Completion. It sits somewhere between a self-paced AI course and an advent calendar, and it runs entirely in your browser.

FlowLens

Magentic AI · Coding

FlowLens is an AI-native bug reporting tool built by Magentic AI. It records what happens in the browser when a bug appears, then hands that full context to a coding agent so the agent can debug without a long back-and-forth. Instead of screenshots and copy-pasted console errors, you send one link that your team and your AI agent both understand.

Crow

Crow Inc. · Coding

Crow is a local-first AI assistant and work environment that connects your folders, browser, and apps into one shared "brain" stored on your own machine, then lets the AI model you already pay for work from it. Instead of re-explaining your context to every chatbot, you connect a source once and any assistant you bring along can read it. The product is free to use and runs on the AI subscriptions people already have, so there's no separate Crow bill to cover. If you want to use your own AI subscription and keep a personal knowledge base off the cloud, this is the kind of tool built for that.

AI Lab

Tejas Vaij · Coding

AI Lab is a visual workspace for building machine learning models without writing code. You drag components onto a canvas, wire them into a pipeline, and let the platform train, test, and predict on your data. It targets business analysts, small teams, and anyone who needs forecasting or churn prediction but doesn't have a data science department on call. The product is still in development and listed as launching soon, so access and pricing aren't public yet.

Contenov

Contenov · Marketing · AI Detection

Contenov is an AI content brief generator built for teams that plan blog posts in volume. Type a topic, and it scans the pages already ranking for that keyword, pulls out what they cover, and returns a structured brief with headings, keyword data, and an outline your writers can follow. It's aimed at agencies, in-house content teams, and solo creators who want to cut the research hours behind each post.

Cocoon by Telegram

Telegram · Business

Cocoon by Telegram is a decentralized AI compute network built on the TON blockchain. It lets people who own GPUs rent out spare processing power and earn crypto, while buyers get private, confidential AI compute on demand. Telegram itself runs as the network's first big customer, which gives the project a real workload from day one rather than a hypothetical one. If you have a capable GPU sitting idle or you need AI inference that doesn't expose your data, Cocoon is aimed at both sides of that market.

CyberCut AI

CyberCut (StreamLake / Kuaishou) · Video · Marketing

CyberCut AI is a browser-based video editing platform that cuts long recordings into short, shareable clips. It pairs an AI clipping engine with text-based editing, so you can trim a video by deleting words instead of dragging a timeline. The tool is aimed at creators, social media managers, and anyone who needs vertical-ready clips without installing desktop software.