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Chatquick AI

Chatquick AI · Voice & Language · Prompts

Chatquick AI is an all-in-one AI content platform that turns plain text into podcasts, audiobooks and stories. It bundles a text-to-audio studio with a library of more than 1 million AI prompts, so you can both generate spoken content and find ready-made instructions for writing, marketing and everyday tasks. The idea is to keep several jobs that usually live in separate tools inside one place. If you want to produce audio from a script, a document or an idea, and you also want a prompt library to lean on, Chatquick AI pitches itself as the single stop for both. One catch worth naming: this is a creator's tool, not an autopilot.

Caesr AI

AskUI GmbH · Productivity

Caesr AI is a computer-use agent that runs tasks on a real screen the way a person would, by looking at what's on display and then moving the mouse, typing on the keyboard, and clicking through whatever comes up. It grew out of AskUI GmbH in Karlsruhe, Germany, where the same engine now ships to delivery teams that need to validate and operate software across desktop, web, mobile, and embedded screens. You describe a task in plain language, and the agent carries it out without hooks into the underlying code or an API.

Verdent Deck

Verdent AI · Coding

Verdent Deck is a macOS desktop platform for developers who want to run several AI coding agents at once instead of babysitting a single chat window. It splits a large feature request into sub-tasks, hands them to agents that plan and check their own work, and keeps multiple projects moving in parallel. A companion VS Code plugin covers the case where you'd rather stay inside your editor.

Terramind: Search

Terramind · Image · Business

Terramind: Search is the search layer of Terramind, a workspace AI platform that treats your whole company as one system. Instead of jumping between apps to find a file, a past decision, or an old chat, you type a question once and it pulls the answer from docs, code, tasks, and meetings. It suits teams already drowning in scattered tools, and it runs on the same $20/month Plus plan as the rest of the Terramind suite.

Soloa AI - All AI Models

Soloa AI · Other

Soloa AI - All AI Models is an all-in-one AI platform that puts multiple AI models behind a single login and a single subscription. Instead of juggling separate accounts and bills for a chatbot, an image generator, and a video tool, you open one dashboard and pick the model that fits the job. It covers text, images, audio, and video, and it runs in the browser as well as in a mobile app for Android and iOS. Think of it as an AI assistant app that happens to carry a whole toolbox.

Everyday

Everyday · Productivity

Everyday is a personal AI assistant built to turn intentions into finished work. It clears your inbox, organizes your day, and keeps tasks moving in the background while you focus on what matters. It's an AI productivity assistant, not just a chatbot. Instead of juggling a handful of single-purpose tools, you get one assistant that watches your schedule, drafts your replies, and nudges the next step forward.

Pigeon

Pranith · Coding · Marketing

Pigeon is a lightweight Chrome extension that surfaces real Reddit discussions about whatever page you're reading. Click the Pigeon icon on a product page, an article, or a service listing, and it pulls up relevant Reddit threads, highlights the most useful comments, and answers questions you'd otherwise have to dig through search results to find. It's a Reddit insights tool built for people who want real user opinions before they spend money or time on something. What do actual owners think? Pigeon answers that in a click.

Alloy Automation

Alloy Automation · Other

Alloy Automation is an enterprise integration platform that gives product teams and AI engineers the plumbing to connect software without building every connector from scratch. It ships three products in one stack: a hosted MCP registry that hands AI agents over 1,000 tools, an embedded iPaaS for white-labeled integration marketplaces, and a Connectivity API for direct data access. The platform targets teams shipping integrations or agentic features, not casual users looking for a no-code automation toy.

Brave Private Web Browser, VPN

Brave Software · Coding

Brave Private Web Browser, VPN is a Chromium-based browser that blocks ads and trackers before they load, so pages open faster and you share less data. It ships with a built-in VPN and firewall, the Leo AI assistant, and an optional rewards system, and it runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS. The core browser is free. The VPN is a paid add-on at $9.99 per month or $99.99 per year. No account is required to start browsing.

Databuddy Analytics

Databuddy · Coding · Marketing

Databuddy Analytics is a privacy-first web analytics platform built for developers who want useful traffic data without cookies, fingerprinting, or a heavy client bundle. It puts page views, error tracking, Core Web Vitals, feature flags, short links, and uptime monitoring behind a single lightweight script and a typed API. Teams that care about GDPR compliance and data ownership get a dashboard they can actually query, plus an AI assistant called Databunny for plain-English questions.

Floutwork

Floutwork · Productivity

Floutwork is an AI work OS that turns a busy browser into a single, organized workspace. It bundles web apps, tabs, tasks, notes, a calendar, and AI assistants into one desktop app, so work stops living across a dozen separate windows. Teams use it to adopt AI, organize projects, and onboard new hires without switching between tools all day.

SwiftyMenu

Lex Tang · Coding · Other

SwiftyMenu is a free macOS Finder extension that drops the tools, scripts, and terminal commands you use every day into the Finder right-click menu. Instead of hunting through apps, you right-click a file or folder and open it with a specific app, run a shell script, fire off an AppleScript, or launch a terminal session with the selected paths already passed in. For a developer workflow macOS users actually want, that's the whole point. Fewer menus. Less retyping. It's built for people who live inside Finder, mostly developers, and it stays out of the way when you don't need it.