New AI Tools

Upload a photo and this service starts analyzing the faces to figure out positioning and angles for the kiss animation

You describe what you want scraped in plain English, and BrowserAct builds the automation

Data analytics platforms typically demand either coding skills or tolerance for clunky interfaces

WriteHybrid wants to make AI-generated text undetectable

EzRemove processes images through AI models that detect foreground subjects and separate them from backgrounds in under three seconds

This application converts speech into polished text using a keyboard-level integration that hooks into your device's input system

A marketing coordinator applies to fifteen jobs in a week

Opening Futurwise drops you into a different approach to staying informed

Websites built for human eyes don't speak the language AI agents need

Filtrix AI transforms photos into artistic styles and generates videos from static images through a prompt-free interface

Video creation through conversation sounds simple until you try building something that actually works

The system takes a book idea and transforms it into a complete manuscript without requiring any writing from the user

Websites lose 88% of users after a bad experience, and catching UX problems before launch matters

Gamers tracking their performance usually face a choice between synthetic benchmarks that don't reflect real play or vague product reviews that can't answer specific questions

InYourDreams transforms dream descriptions into AI-generated videos and gives you automated interpretations of recorded dreams

You land on Uluch and immediately see a drag and drop zone waiting for your blurry photo

An options trader preparing for earnings season needs to filter through hundreds of possible plays while monitoring news that could shift sentiment in minutes

Workbookly converts YouTube videos into interactive study materials by processing video content through a transcript analysis pipeline that generates questions, summaries, and timestamped learning ...

A social media manager at a podcast network uploads a two-hour interview

You know that drawer full of torn magazine pages, the Pinterest board with 847 saved recipes, and the pile of cookbooks you love but never actually cook from

A customer success manager at a SaaS company fields the same onboarding questions fifty times a week

Large PR teams dealing with multiple markets, brands, and languages usually end up wrestling with scattered tools and disconnected workflows

Opening 2PR drops you into a post ideas database that pulls from millions of viral LinkedIn posts

A sales engineer at an AI infrastructure company builds a custom MCP server that connects their product to language models