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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.

MOTHER

MOTHER

Coast Creative · Coding

MOTHER is a macOS terminal app from the studio Coast Creative, built specifically around Claude Code instead of treating it as an afterthought. It treats coding sessions as first-class objects, adds attention alerts so you notice when an agent needs you, and in v1.1 brings a split-pane live web preview plus in-place model switching. If you run Claude Code all day, MOTHER is less a generic terminal and more a workspace shaped around how AI coding agents actually behave.

Paid / UnknownView details
SpeakoFlow

SpeakoFlow

SpeakoFlow · Writing

SpeakoFlow is a free, open-source voice-to-text app for Windows, macOS, and Linux that turns your speech into typed text inside any program you already use. Hold a hotkey, talk, and your words land in your email, editor, or chat window. Beyond plain dictation, it cleans up filler words, translates speech into English on your device, and offers an AI assistant you can ask about whatever's on your screen. It runs locally by default, needs no account, and costs nothing. So why pay for cloud dictation?

Free / $0View details
Domo

Domo

Plow · Marketing

Domo is a purpose-built AI calendar agent you reach by text or iMessage, and it keeps your family calendar current for you. Why text instead of open an app? Because that's how most families already talk to each other. It runs on your existing Claude subscription and your existing Google Calendar connector, so there's no API key to manage, no per-token bill, and no new calendar to migrate into. The setup is aimed at people who run a persistent machine at home and want a schedule assistant that lives in the same texting app they already use.

Paid / Requires a Claude subscriptionView details
Snipplet

Snipplet

Snipplet · Coding · Productivity

Snipplet is a browser-based snippet organizer for saving, organizing, and reusing snippets. A snippet is any small block of content you want to keep and later pull back up, whether it's a favorite restaurant on a trip, a packing list, or a reusable block of code. But most people save things and never find them again. Screenshots and browser bookmarks pile up with no order. Snipplet leans on a visual, Pinterest-like layout, so instead of dumping links into a notes app, you arrange what matters into collections you can actually browse. It's aimed at people who collect things constantly and want a single place to shape them into something worth sharing.

Free / $0View details
Finyuus

Finyuus

Marius Ndini · Coding

Finyuus is a code-first AI workflow platform for building, running, and governing durable AI workflows. You define agents, tools, guards, and approvals in a small indentation-based language, and Finyuus runs the result on Temporal so a run survives crashes, restarts, and long waits. The whole stack is self-hosted. You own the runtime and the data. Teams that keep stitching prompts, retries, and approval logic into application code will find this open-source AI workflow tool puts that behavior in one versioned, auditable place instead. It's a big shift, and it's worth understanding before you commit.

Free / $0View details
GrowthBook

GrowthBook

GrowthBook, Inc. · Coding · Productivity

GrowthBook is an open-source platform for feature flag management, A/B testing, and product analytics that runs on top of your own data warehouse. Product teams use it to roll out features safely, run experiments with real statistical rigor, and read behavior data without moving it out of their infrastructure. It's built for data and engineering teams, not casual users. And it ships with SDKs for web, mobile, and backend services.

Free / $0 - $40/seat/moView details
Atlaso

Atlaso

Atlaso Labs Inc. · Coding

Atlaso is a shared, persistent AI memory layer that sits under the AI tools you already use, like Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Claude Desktop. It captures decisions, preferences, and project context as you work, then recalls them before your next prompt, so you stop re-explaining the same background in every new session. Think of it as shared memory for AI tools. Setup runs through one command. It covers CLI tools, IDEs, and MCP chat apps from a single store.

Free / $0 - $25/moView details
Hey Noah

Hey Noah

Pilot Alpha Labs, LLC · Productivity

Hey Noah is an AI executive assistant built by Pilot Alpha Labs, LLC that handles scheduling, follow-ups, meeting prep, and outbound communication for busy leaders. Unlike a copilot that waits for prompts, Noah has its own identity, reaches out over voice and SMS, and works across the tools you already use. It acts. It follows up. It nudges people who owe you a reply. It doubles as a chief of staff and a leadership coach, so it does more than transcribe your day. It's aimed at executives and small teams who want an executive admin AI without hiring one.

Paid / Contact for pricingView details
Labrynth AI

Labrynth AI

Labrynth · Productivity

Labrynth AI is an outcome-based regulatory review platform that checks complex permitting, licensing, and compliance documents before submission. It runs inside Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, so teams review NRC, DOE, NEPA, and FSAR materials without moving sensitive files into a public AI tool. The platform flags missing requirements, weak references, unsupported claims, and inconsistent terminology, then turns those findings into structured review notes.

Paid / Custom pricingView details
Face Search

Face Search

Face Search · Image

Face Search is a reverse face search tool that helps you find the same person across different photos rather than matching identical files. You upload a face photo, the system builds a facial embedding, and it compares that against a public-web index to return scored source links. It's a FaceCheck-powered face search, so paid matching runs on the FaceCheck.id index, and you buy credits once instead of paying a monthly subscription. People use it to find someone by photo when free tools have already failed.

Free / $7 - $29View details
Where Is This Place

Where Is This Place

whereisthis.place · Image

Where Is This Place is an AI photo locator and image location finder that answers a single question: where was this photo taken? You upload an image, and the tool first acts as an EXIF GPS extractor by reading embedded metadata for free in your browser. When that data is missing, vision AI takes over and studies architecture, signage, terrain, and vegetation to return up to five ranked location predictions with confidence scores. Unlike a plain reverse image search, it's built for journalists, researchers, OSINT analysts, and curious travelers who want a location starting point they can verify rather than a single opaque answer.

Free / $0 - $59.9/moView details
DeepSearch Name

DeepSearch Name

DeepSearch Name · Business

DeepSearch Name is an AI people research tool that converts a person's name into a sourced profile built entirely from the public web. Instead of juggling a dozen Google tabs, LinkedIn pages, and company bios, you enter a name, confirm which candidate is the right person, then read an AI brief whose claims link back to real sources. You can find people by name in minutes, not hours. Follow-up chat lets you dig deeper without starting over, and every lookup stays private.

Paid / $7.99/week - $39.99/quarterView details