ai-tools
7 guides tagged ai-tools.
Spotlight: Facefame — an ID photo tool whose homepage sells filters
Facefame promises AI-generated passport and visa photos, but the site you land on is selling Retro, Bloom, and Surreal effects. Worth a look, with a few questions.
Spotlight: PicLumen — an image/video generator with a feed built in
PicLumen bundles AI image and video generation with a public creator community, betting that people who make things also want an audience for them.
Spotlight: minimi — a memory layer that watches everything, keeps it local
minimi gives Claude on Mac a persistent memory of your WhatsApp, Gmail, and Calendar activity, then tries to close your open loops for you. The catch is also the pitch: it stores none of it in the cloud.
Spotlight: Bytesalt — a chat box that asks what to break today
Bytesalt turns QA into a prompt: paste a URL and credentials, pick a test type, and an AI teammate pokes at your app the way a real user (or attacker) would.
Spotlight: JobHunter — the AI only tailors, it never writes, sends, or lies
JobHunter scrapes real job listings and tailors your resume to each one, but keeps the AI on a short leash: no fabricated experience, and nothing goes out without your sign-off.
Spotlight: AI GTM Stack — a directory that sorts by team size, not hype
A directory of AI go-to-market tools that splits picks by startup vs enterprise instead of dumping everything into one long list. Updated daily, with a weekly digest for the ones who don't want to browse.
Spotlight: MagicShot — one invoice instead of five AI subscriptions
MagicShot bundles 500+ AI models for images, video, and audio into a single plan, betting that convenience beats owning the best model for any one job.