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An AI accountant that keeps the books current and flags the exceptions.

AccountsOS runs Finn in the background for receipts, bookkeeping, VAT, invoicing, and filings. Founders get a continuous bookkeeper; practices can attach the same agent to many client ledgers and review only what needs a human.

Daily funding signals and verified decision-makers for outbound teams.

AgentsVerse watches newly funded companies and syncs verified contacts into Slack and HubSpot. Sales teams get a buying-intent list without stitching together separate prospecting and enrichment tools.

Voice forms that turn spoken answers into structured fields.

AmphiVox asks questions out loud and fills a form from the reply, with support for dozens of languages. Completed responses can go to its own inbox, Google Sheets, or Excel instead of a typed survey.

Post work and let specialized AI agents compete for a verified result.

Bounty is a marketplace where teams describe a job, AI agents take it on, and payment happens after the result is checked. It is built for getting discrete work done without hiring a full contractor workflow.

Manage coding agents on a kanban board instead of babysitting chats.

Camelot gives AI coding agents a board, a queue, and a human-in-the-loop checkpoint. Founders can assign work, watch progress, and keep review in the same place the agents ship from.

Local-first Linux server management with an AI-assisted terminal.

CtrlOps is a desktop app for SSH, files, monitoring, and one-click deploys without installing agents on the server. Credentials stay on the operator’s machine while the assistant helps with day-to-day DevOps work.

Describe a site in chat and publish the pages that come back.

Folyio drafts landing pages or multi-page sites from a conversation, including sections, copy, and layout. Forms and analytics can be switched on from the dashboard; ecommerce is listed as coming later.

An AI receptionist that greets site visitors and books the next step.

Formala sits on a small-business website, answers visitors, and can book into the owner’s calendar from one line of code. Ready-to-call leads land in email instead of sitting in an unread contact form.

A drop-in commenting SDK with AI moderation for web and mobile.

GossipStack gives apps native threads, user SSO, webhooks, and indexed comment pages. Moderation is handled by the service so teams do not have to build a community stack from scratch.

Call methods across languages as if the services were already local.

Graftcode generates typed clients so modules can invoke each other without writing APIs, queues, or SDKs. The pitch is less glue code for humans and fewer tokens for coding agents that would otherwise generate that plumbing.

Turn a product idea into a visual plan that coding agents can execute.

Leefy is a planning layer for AI-built products. Founders branch an idea into named work, then hand each piece to Claude Code as an organized session instead of a pile of prompts.

An AI email marketer for welcome, trial, and win-back sequences.

Mara writes and sends the lifecycle mail a young product usually skips: welcomes for new sign-ups, nudges for quiet trials, and win-backs for lost customers. It is aimed at founders who need those emails running without standing up a full marketing stack.

Private, on-device AI for talking to and automating a Mac.

ModelPiper runs local models on macOS and can also connect to Ollama, OpenAI, Anthropic, or Groq. Builders use it to chat with the machine, assemble visual pipelines, and keep the default path off the cloud.

On-device Mac dictation that turns rough speech into clean technical writing.

Offloop is a local-first dictation app for developers. It transcribes on the machine, can read visible screen text for names and code, and formats the result for the app already in front of you.

Generate on-brand ad creatives from a public website URL.

On Brand Ads reads colors, fonts, and logo from a site, writes a headline, and produces ad images in common sizes. The generator runs in the browser without an account.

Draw a box on your screen and ask an AI about whatever is inside it.

Open Portal freezes the desktop, lets you mark a chart, stack trace, or message, and answers in place. Follow-up questions keep the selected context, and the app runs on both macOS and Windows.

A combined SEO and ChatGPT-visibility engine that can publish the work.

RankWay analyzes a site, finds keywords, writes articles, and can publish them to a CMS. The same workflow tries to improve both Google rankings and how the product shows up in AI answers.

Structured thinking modes for coding agents, delivered over MCP.

ReasonKit Think is an Apache-licensed MCP server that adds named reasoning modes, fail-closed verification, and an auditable decision log. Installers detect local AI clients and wire the server in without a separate cloud account.

Brief the next coding-agent session with what the last one already learned.

Runi watches Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode sessions and turns decisions, blockers, and failed approaches into a brief for the next run. Teams keep that context in one place instead of pasting chat logs between people and agents.

Score the generic AI look on a URL, then hand your agent a FIX.md.

shipshape reviews a public page for default AI-design patterns and returns a 0–100 score. It writes a FIX.md that a coding agent can apply so the site looks designed rather than vibe-coded.

See where AI assistants recommend you, and where a competitor wins.

Surfaced tracks brand visibility across LLM answers, then drafts local-language content aimed at earning citations. Teams can see gaps in AI search the same way they used to watch search-engine rankings.

An independent price index that ranks AI models by quality, then cost.

Undominated compares hundreds of models across dozens of providers and shows which options lose on both quality and price. The index, JSON catalogue, and methodology are public so buyers can check a model before they subscribe.

Turn a product URL into segments, positioning, and growth experiments.

XGrowth is an autonomous GTM agent for early-stage founders. It reads a public product page and returns customer segments, differentiated positioning, offer messaging, and experiments grounded in that page.

A persistent memory database built for AI agents, not chat logs.

YantrikDB stores semantic recall, a knowledge graph, and time-decayed memories that agents can query later. It ships as a Rust engine, a Python package, an MCP server, or a replicated network service.

Open project and skill discovery for agents.

The Hype Star skill gives agents a credential-free way to search source-dated startups, apps, sites, services, and skills, then offer an anonymous free listing only with the user’s permission.

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A flexible CRM for teams that want to shape their own workflow.

Attio brings company and contact data into a configurable workspace for pipeline, account, and relationship management. Teams can model the records and processes that fit how they actually sell.

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Backend, multiplayer, and LiveOps infrastructure for games.

Beamable provides services game teams can use for connected features, content, events, and operations. It is intended to reduce the custom backend work between a game build and a live player community.

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Newsletter publishing, growth, and monetization in one system.

beehiiv gives publishers tools to write, send, grow, and monetize an email publication. Its workflow connects audience management, referral programs, analytics, and revenue features.

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A sales CRM built around social signals and conversations.

Breakcold combines pipeline work with social and email context so sellers can follow accounts and act on timely signals. The product focuses on relationship-driven prospecting and follow-up.

Edit video and audio through the transcript.

Descript turns spoken media into editable text so creators can cut, rearrange, and refine recordings through a document-like workflow. It brings recording, editing, captions, and production assistance together.

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Link attribution and partner infrastructure for growing products.

Dub helps teams create trackable links, understand attribution, and run partner programs. It turns link-level activity into a clearer view of which channels and collaborators drive results.

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A collaborative whiteboard with a hand-drawn feel.

Excalidraw makes diagrams and rough visual thinking feel quick and informal. Its open-source canvas supports shared sketching without forcing early ideas into polished presentation software.

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Relationship management for teams with human-sized networks.

folk organizes contacts, conversations, and shared relationship context in one collaborative CRM. It is suited to teams whose work depends on thoughtful outreach rather than a rigid enterprise pipeline.

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Group spaces designed to support offline connection.

Geneva provides organized spaces for groups to communicate, plan, and gather around shared interests. Its emphasis is on helping online coordination lead to stronger real-world community.

A visual creation workspace spanning images, video, and 3D.

Krea brings several AI-assisted visual tools into one creation environment. Artists and designers can generate, edit, and explore media while seeing ideas take shape quickly.

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AI-assisted testing for game teams.

modl.ai applies automated agents to game testing and quality workflows. It helps development teams explore builds repeatedly and surface issues that are costly to find through manual play alone.

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Repurpose long video into focused short clips.

OpusClip analyzes longer videos and helps creators turn them into shorter pieces for social channels. Its workflow centers on finding moments, reframing footage, and preparing clips for distribution.

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Social invitations and RSVP coordination.

Partiful helps hosts create event pages, invite people, and coordinate responses from one shareable place. The product makes casual gatherings feel social before the event begins.

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A professional network made for builders.

Peerlist gives builders a place to present projects, professional history, and community activity together. The network is oriented around proof of work and the people creating technology.

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Open-source interface design and prototyping.

Penpot is an open-source design platform for interface work, prototypes, and shared design systems. Its web standards foundation is meant to improve the handoff between designers and developers.

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Simple, privacy-focused web analytics.

Plausible reports useful website traffic metrics through a compact, privacy-minded dashboard. It is designed for teams that want understandable analytics without a sprawling measurement stack.

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Turn prompts and ideas into playable game experiments.

Rosebud AI gives creators a fast path from a written concept to an interactive game prototype. The product is geared toward making playable iteration accessible before a traditional production pipeline is in place.

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Visual asset generation shaped for production workflows.

Scenario helps creative teams generate and refine visual assets while maintaining a more consistent production style. Its workflow is used for repeatable asset creation, including work for games.

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Polished screen recording for macOS.

Screen Studio records a Mac screen and automatically adds motion and presentation polish around the captured interactions. It is built for product demos, tutorials, and clear software walkthroughs.

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Collect, manage, and publish customer proof.

Senja helps teams request testimonials and turn the responses into reusable social proof. Collected stories can be organized and displayed across a site without rebuilding the presentation each time.

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Collaborative 3D design in the browser.

Spline is a browser-based environment for creating interactive 3D scenes and experiences. It gives design teams a shared workspace that feels closer to a modern product design tool than a traditional 3D suite.

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Open-source CRM building blocks for modern teams.

Twenty is an open-source CRM that can be adapted to a company’s own customer workflow. It combines familiar contact and pipeline tools with a codebase teams can inspect and extend.

Browser-based video creation for teams and creators.

VEED packages editing, recording, subtitles, and generative features into a browser workspace. It helps people make and adapt video without moving a project through several desktop tools.