Browse AI Tools

AirKaren is an AI agent that fights airlines on your behalf when a flight gets delayed, cancelled, or you're denied boarding. Tell it what happened, and it identifies the relevant regulation, like EU261, drafts and files your claim, and follows up with the airline through emails and portals until you're paid. It's built for travelers who are owed compensation but don't want to spend hours on hold or writing complaint letters themselves.

ChecklistFox is a free AI tool that generates a custom checklist from a plain-English prompt, like "packing for a two-week vacation," and turns it into a polished, downloadable PDF in under a minute. There's no sign-up and no credit card required to use it. It's built for anyone who wants a quick, well-formatted checklist without opening a spreadsheet or hunting for a template online.

CentryAI scans your Gmail or iCloud inbox to find every subscription you're actually paying for, then flags the ones you've stopped using with a "zombie score" so you know exactly what to cancel first. It links straight to the cancellation page for each service so you don't have to hunt for it yourself. It's built for anyone who suspects they're bleeding money on forgotten subscriptions but doesn't want to manually comb through months of bank statements.

agents-cli is Google's open-source command-line tool that turns a coding assistant like Claude Code or Codex into something that can scaffold, evaluate, and deploy a production AI agent on Google Cloud. It handles the tedious plumbing, project structure, Dockerfiles, CI/CD, observability, and Terraform, that normally turns a weekend demo into weeks of infrastructure work. It's built for developers already working in Google Cloud who want their coding agent to take an idea from prototype to deployed agent in one command.

Edgee is an AI gateway that sits between coding agents like Claude Code and Codex and the LLM provider, compressing tool results and trimming output to cut token costs by up to 50% without changing your code. It also handles routing with automatic fallback to other providers and gives teams observability into who's spending what. It's built for developers and teams running heavy agentic coding workloads who are watching their API bills climb.

Nixmac is a native Mac app that puts an AI agent in front of nix-darwin, letting you describe the system configuration you want in plain English instead of hand-writing Nix files. The agent plans the change, edits the config, builds it, and shows you a full diff before anything gets applied, with every change committed to git automatically. It's built for developers who want a reproducible, version-controlled Mac setup without learning Nix's notoriously steep syntax first.

Termi Protocol turns your terminal-based coding agents into a 3D room where each one shows up as a little character at its own desk, walking over to read files, write code, and run commands in real time. It attaches to sessions you're already running in Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and similar tools without restarting them, and runs fully local so nothing about your code or agent activity leaves your machine. It's built for developers running multiple coding agents at once who find it hard to tell from a wall of terminal text when one has stalled, looped, or hit an error.

Ollama lets you download and run open-source language models like Llama and Qwen directly on your own computer, no API key or internet connection required for the core experience. It's built for developers who want to experiment or build with local models for privacy, cost, or offline reasons. A newer cloud tier adds access to larger models than most laptops can run, for a monthly fee.

Langfuse is a developer tool for tracing, testing, and scoring what your AI agents and LLM apps actually do in production. It logs every call, prompt version, and cost so engineering teams can debug failures instead of guessing. It's built for people shipping real LLM products, not just prototyping.

Aura sits on top of Git and tracks code by its actual logic (the syntax tree), not just changed lines. It checks whether an AI coding agent's commit actually matches what it said it was doing, and lets you roll back a single broken function instead of a whole file. It's built for teams who let agents like Claude Code, Cursor, or Copilot commit code and want a paper trail.

Scribble tracks how a brand shows up when people ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or Perplexity for recommendations, and scores how you stack up against competitors. On its higher tiers it goes further and pays a network of creators to produce content designed to get cited by those AI engines. It's built for brands worried about losing visibility as search shifts from Google to AI answers.

Mira is an AI research moderator from Entropik that runs interviews on its own, asking follow-up questions the way a human researcher would. While the interview happens it reads facial expressions, voice tone, and eye gaze over a normal webcam, so it can catch when someone says "I love it" but looks confused and dig deeper. It's built for research and product teams who need qualitative interviews at a scale a human moderator can't match.

Stanley Studio is an AI video editor where you upload raw footage and type or say what edit you want, and it does the cutting, captioning, and styling. It handles the grunt work of short-form editing: cutting silences, adding word-timed captions, punching in for emphasis, and reframing for vertical video. It's built for creators who film a lot but don't want to spend hours in a timeline.

Vida is a personal AI assistant that watches how you actually work, across Slack, Notion, and Figma, and gradually starts drafting replies, cleaning up your workspace, and summarizing your day without being asked each time. It keeps interaction history local to your device rather than a company server. It's built for people who want an assistant that adapts to their habits instead of one they have to re-explain themselves to every session.

Spira builds AI influencer personas, each with its own face, voice, and niche, that catch trends, write content in your brand's voice, and post to TikTok, Instagram, X, and more on their own. You can supervise from a chat app or let them run fully autonomously against a strategy brief you set. It's built for brands and founders who want a constant social presence without a full-time content team.

Ship OS is Notion's system for running an entire product development cycle, from customer feedback to a merged pull request, inside Notion itself. Agents handle the busywork of triaging, routing, and summarizing, while your team still makes the actual calls. It's built for product and engineering teams who already live in Notion and want their AI agents working alongside docs, projects, and connected apps instead of in a separate tool.

AnySearch is a search API built for AI agents rather than humans typing into a search box. It aggregates results from vertical, authenticated sources like finance, legal, academic, and code repositories into one structured, de-duplicated feed. It's built for developers wiring web search into agents, MCP servers, and skills who need clean data, not a page of blue links.

LOVO turns a script into a finished voiceover or video in minutes, with over 500 AI voices across 100+ languages. It also lets you clone a voice from a short recording, which is handy if you want a consistent narrator across a whole content library. It's built for people making videos and ads regularly, not for a one-off project.

Instantly handles the unglamorous parts of cold outreach: unlimited sending accounts, automated warmup, a 450M+ lead database, and AI agents that write and reply to prospects. It's built for people who need to send a lot of cold email without landing in spam. Sales teams and agencies running multiple client campaigns get the most out of it.

Async (formerly Podcastle) lets you record, edit, and repurpose podcasts and videos through a chat interface instead of a traditional timeline. It bundles AI voiceover, transcription, dubbing, and clip generation into one workspace. It's aimed at solo creators and teams who want to skip learning a full editing suite.

Synthesys generates marketing video from a prompt, URL, or product image, and picks between models like Sora 2, Google VEO, and Kling depending on the job. It ships with 1,000+ AI avatars and 400+ voices across 140+ languages, so a single account covers UGC ads, explainers, and training video. It's built for marketing teams and agencies that need volume, not a single polished hero video.

Klap takes a long-form video, YouTube upload or podcast recording, and finds the moments worth clipping into short vertical content. It auto-reframes for split screen or screencasts, writes captions, and can post straight to TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. It's built for creators and marketing teams who need daily short-form output from content they've already made.

Quso.ai (formerly Vidyo.ai) scans a long video or podcast, scores the moments most likely to go viral, and turns them into vertical clips with animated captions in 100+ languages. It also schedules and publishes those clips across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, and X. It's built for creators and agencies repurposing long-form content into a steady stream of shorts.

Tidio combines live chat, a help desk, and its Lyro AI agent so you can answer customer questions instantly without hiring a bigger support team. It plugs into Shopify, WordPress, HubSpot, and 120+ other tools, so it slots into an existing store or site fairly easily. It's built for e-commerce and small-to-medium businesses that need to cut response times without ballooning headcount.

Sembly joins your Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, or Webex calls, transcribes them with speaker labels across 48 languages, and turns the conversation into meeting minutes, briefs, or proposals. It tracks decisions and action items automatically instead of leaving that to whoever remembers to write notes. It's aimed at consulting firms, agencies, and project teams who run a lot of client meetings and need a paper trail from each one.

Paperpal rewrites, paraphrases, and grammar-checks academic writing with an eye on how journals actually expect papers to read, not generic prose. It plugs into MS Word, Google Docs, and Overleaf, and adds journal-readiness checks, plagiarism detection, and citation generation in over 10,000 styles. It's built for researchers and students prepping a manuscript for submission, not casual writing.

Let's Enhance upscales images up to 16x, fixes soft focus and compression damage, and restores old scanned photos, without turning results into an obvious AI mess. It handles batches of up to 20 images at once, which matters if you're prepping product photos or a whole folder of old family pictures. It's built for e-commerce sellers, photographers, and anyone cleaning up AI-generated art for print.

Renderforest bundles AI video generation, over 1,200 video templates, a logo and mockup maker, and a basic website builder into one subscription. It's the kind of tool a small business owner reaches for when they need an intro video, a logo, and a landing page without hiring three different freelancers. It won't out-produce a dedicated video editor or website builder, but it covers a lot of ground for one price.

Chatfuel builds AI chatbots that handle customer replies, bookings, and sales across Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook without you writing a line of code. It started as a simple bot builder and has grown into something closer to an automated front desk for small businesses. If you get a steady stream of DMs asking the same five questions, this takes that job off your plate.

Pixlr is a browser-based photo editor that has quietly turned itself into a full AI creative suite, background removal, object removal, generative fill, and text-to-image generation all sit next to a familiar Photoshop-style editor. It works entirely in the browser, so there's nothing to install. For anyone who wants Photoshop-level edits without the Photoshop price tag or learning curve, it's a solid middle ground.

Elai turns a script or slide deck into a video with an AI avatar presenting it, no camera, studio, or actor required. It's built for training and corporate content: onboarding videos, sales enablement, compliance training, all the stuff companies need in volume but don't want to film. Elai is now part of Panopto, which tells you where its real customer base sits, inside L&D and corporate comms teams.

Fotor is a browser-based photo editor that mixes standard retouching tools with a growing set of AI features: background removal, AI headshots, style transformations, and text-to-image generation. It bills itself as Photoshop online with fewer learning curves, and that's a fair description for anyone who just needs quick, clean edits without studying tutorials first. It's available on web, desktop, and mobile, so it fits into whatever workflow you already have.

Wondercraft is an AI video studio built around business content, training videos, onboarding, product launches, and podcasts, rather than short-form social clips. It coordinates several AI models for video, voice, and sound behind one guided workflow, plus a full timeline editor for branding and captions. The goal is fewer isolated AI clips and more finished, usable output, which is the right instinct for teams that need something they can actually publish, not just a demo.

AISEO has shifted from a plain AI writing tool into a search visibility platform built for the AI era. It crawls your site for SEO issues, tracks whether AI systems like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude mention your brand, and even watches Reddit for relevant conversations. The pitch is straightforward: traditional Google ranking still matters, but getting cited inside AI answers is quickly becoming its own game, and most SEO tools haven't caught up to that yet.

NeuronWriter analyzes what's already ranking for a keyword, then hands you a content brief built from that data: terms to include, questions to answer, competitor gaps to fill. It writes AI drafts too, but the real value is the research layer underneath, the kind of semantic SEO analysis that used to take an analyst hours. With over 300,000 users, it's carved out a solid spot among the mid-priced SEO content tools.

Scalenut has moved past being just an AI content writer and repositioned itself around generative engine optimization, tracking how brands show up not just on Google but inside ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini answers. It still does the SEO content basics, keyword clusters, briefs, and full articles, but now bundles in AI visibility tracking and even a backlinks marketplace. It also offers a done-for-you service with human strategists, which is a step beyond most tools in this space that only give you software.