AI tools
15 guides tagged AI tools.
Spotlight: The Saved — your saved posts, finally searchable across apps
The Saved pulls your Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and Reddit saves into one searchable, summarized vault, and lets your AI agent query it via MCP.
Spotlight: AgentBuild — the website that lives inside your ChatGPT chat
AgentBuild skips the dashboard entirely: you manage your site by talking to ChatGPT or Claude, and the AI keeps the context even if you switch models.
Spotlight: Outfit Finder — turns 'where's that from' into search terms, not links
A Poe bot that looks at an outfit photo and breaks it into shoppable search terms for every item, sneakers to sunglasses. It won't sell you anything, and that's the point.
Spotlight: SynaBot — a chatbot library with a librarian, not a bot
SynaBot skips the single do-everything chatbot and instead hands small businesses a curated roster of role-based assistants, each one reviewed by a named human.
Spotlight: mocktomer — AI shoppers that quit your checkout so you don't lose real ones
mocktomer runs AI shopper personas through your live site to find where they abandon, then checks whether ChatGPT and Claude even recommend you in the first place.
Spotlight: FinePrintFix — pay-per-contract, not per-month
FinePrintFix turns a scary PDF into plain English, flags the risky clauses, and lets you compare two job offers or leases side by side. You pay per document, not per month.
Spotlight: SeedAngels — one data set, a bank-ready plan and deck
SeedAngels turns your numbers into a synchronized business plan and pitch deck built to the format banks and investors actually expect, not just another AI deck generator.
Spotlight: AppIndex — a directory that writes real descriptions
AppIndex is a curated catalog of AI tools sorted by task instead of hype, with entries that actually explain what each tool does and who it's for.
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.