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Awnsy

Alexey Doroshenko · Voice & Language · Productivity

Awnsy is an AI translator for Mac that lives in the menu bar and translates text anywhere on your screen. You can copy a paragraph, press a hotkey, or draw a box around text inside an image, a PDF, a video, or a game, and the result appears in a small floating window. The built-in model runs on your Mac, so this offline translator works with no account and no sign-up. Awnsy Pro adds unlimited screen translation and a custom prompt for cloud models. If you've ever stared at a foreign-language screenshot and wished you could just read it, this Mac translation app is built for exactly that.

Creads

Creads · Marketing · Business

Creads is an AI marketing platform built to run most of a brand's social and ad workflow by itself. You describe what you want in plain words, and it shoots product photos, writes scripts, edits UGC-style videos, schedules the posts and reports the results back. It acts as a full AI marketing automation layer for the whole loop. It's aimed at small teams and solo marketers who need steady content output without hiring a studio.

Morsa Signals

Morsa Labs · Marketing · Business

Morsa Signals is a set of GTM workflows built for people selling developer tools. It does two main jobs: find specific developers who already have the problem your product solves, and check whether AI search and chat systems can actually understand and recommend your tool. The contact search pulls from GitHub and other public technical sources, while the AI visibility audit grades how well ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Google AI Overviews can classify your product. It's made for technical founders who don't have a sales team yet and want a short, hand-picked list instead of a bulk email dump.

Minicart

Minicart · Productivity · Marketing · Business

Minicart is an AI ecommerce store builder that turns a photo of what you make into a live online store you own. It works as a chat-driven ecommerce website builder. You snap a picture, answer a few questions, and the platform writes the product listing, builds the site, and puts AI teammates to work running daily tasks. It's aimed at makers who sell on marketplaces like Etsy and want a storefront without listing fees or design work.

Mycel

Mycel · Productivity · Business

Mycel is an AI back office for service businesses that still run on one person's desk. You upload a single deliverable you already sent a client, describe the service you sell, and it drafts the next ones for every client in your own style. Nothing goes out until you approve it. It's built for agencies, bookkeepers, recruiters, and other small firms where the founder is the last pair of eyes on everything, and it starts at $299 a month or self-hosts for free.

Make Agent Fast

Make Agent Fast · Business · Chatbot

Make Agent Fast is a no-code AI agent builder for small businesses that want a customer service agent running on their own website. You paste a URL, the tool reads what's already on your site, and it drafts an agent that answers customer questions. It captures requests too, and hands the conversation to a human the moment someone asks for one. The agent lives in a widget on your site and, on the upper plans, in messaging channels like Telegram, Discord, and WhatsApp. Want the short version? It's a customer support chatbot you don't have to build. That's really it.

LucentraCode

LucentraCode · Coding

LucentraCode is an AI coding agent that runs in your terminal and connects you to frontier models without the quota clocks that interrupt long sessions. You install it globally with npm, launch it from the command line, and let its Smart Auto routing send routine work to fast models while heavier reasoning tasks go to stronger ones. Think of it as a CLI AI assistant that doubles as a full AI developer tool. It's built for developers who want one monthly usage pool instead of rolling reset windows.

Lappka

Lappka · Image · Marketing

Lappka is an app screenshot maker that turns raw app screens into polished App Store and Google Play visuals. It targets indie developers, designers, and marketing teams who need store-ready images without opening a full design suite. Drop in your screens. Pick a layout. Adjust the copy. Then export.

BiBimba

mamama company · Writing · Productivity

BiBimba is a Mac clipboard manager for Apple silicon that keeps a searchable history of everything you copy, including text, images, and screenshots. It reads text inside screenshots with OCR, then uses on-device AI to summarize, translate, or rewrite that text before you paste it. Is it worth $9? That depends on your Mac. It's a Mac productivity app for people who live in copy and paste, and it runs on macOS 26 or later.

VoiceCap

VoiceCap · Voice & Language · Productivity · Business

VoiceCap is an AI meeting notetaker that records, transcribes and summarizes meetings in more than 100 languages, whether people are in the same room or scattered across a Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams or Webex call. It joins online meetings automatically through your calendar, separates speakers, pulls out decisions and action items, and keeps every recording in an EU data center. Teams get one searchable archive, free viewers, and an MCP connection so Claude or ChatGPT can answer questions from past meetings.

Toone

Toone · Coding · Productivity

Toone is a native macOS workspace built for projects that run on AI agents. It keeps your agents, the repeatable routines they run, and the tools and knowledge they share in one place, so a workflow you describe once becomes something you can launch again and again. Built on Claude Code and Codex, it works alongside your own OpenAI or Anthropic subscription rather than selling a separate model plan. It's aimed at people who want to automate real work with AI agent workflows without wiring up scripts by hand. Access is invitation-only for now.

Pushary

RalphNex OÜ · Coding · Productivity

Pushary is a human-in-the-loop control panel for AI agents that routes approval requests to a real person before an agent does something risky. Instead of leaving Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any MCP agent to run unattended, you set per-tool rules once and the question lands on your phone, your Mac's notch, Slack, or the web app. You tap approve, deny, or type an answer, and the agent keeps working from where it paused. It's built for developers and small teams who want agent automation without giving up the final say. The service is operated by RalphNex OÜ and was created by Aadil Ghani.