Pump Up turns recurring agent work into apps with a shared review inbox
The product combines agents, reusable code, persistent data and human checkpoints, with usage-based credits.
Automation AI Tools
Find AI tools for work, creativity and everyday tasks. Read what they do before you try them.
type.com turns personal agent automations into shared team workflows
A managed runtime combines full agent harnesses, deterministic steps, shared connections and run history.
Autoadify: social campaigns with draft approval and scheduled publishing
A social-content workspace combining model selection, brand inputs and repeatable workflows, with separate approval and scheduling steps.
Arro: a cursor-aware assistant with editable task playbooks
Audimate’s assistant combines on-screen guidance, delegated tasks and repeatable playbooks demonstrated in the apps people already use.
Retriever AI: run browser tasks from Chrome, cloud workflows or an API
Retriever AI turns an outcome into a browser task, with extension, cloud, API, MCP and command-line entry points.
Zeptap: connect an AI agent to a physical iPhone through your Mac
Zeptap exposes screen and input controls over local MCP, using USB and Bluetooth rather than an iOS simulator.
Hive: deploy governed business agents over existing company systems
Hive connects company systems to cited answers, configured agents and versioned workflows. Review the approval boundary, deployment option and seat-plus-usage costs before automating a...
Robusty: plain-English browser tests for everyday app checks
Describe a user journey, run it in a real browser and receive failure alerts through scheduled or CI-triggered tests.
WEXTL combines visual workflows, AI agents and approval steps
WEXTL connects app actions on a workflow canvas, with AI drafting, human approvals and execution replay to help teams inspect how an automation runs.
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