
MNKI
MNKI supports architectural visualization with sketches, rendering, a free 3D sandbox, team workspaces, and plan-dependent presentations and video.
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MNKI supports architectural visualization with sketches, rendering, a free 3D sandbox, team workspaces, and plan-dependent presentations and video.

Ember organizes personal contacts, journals, reminders, and money records, with a conversational assistant that drafts updates for confirmation.

Festa is an AI event coordination assistant for text-based guest communication, with documented support for wedding questions, reminders, and RSVP changes.

RoomFoundry creates interior-design ideas from a room photo and lets users identify pieces to keep, with a free preview and one-time credit packs.

ForthWrite drafts client email in Gmail and Outlook, using sent-mail context and optional team rules; a person remains responsible for reviewing and sending the message.

The catalog's Oxlo entry currently points to OxCode, an invite-only coding agent for VS Code-compatible editors, with visible task plans, command approvals, and local Markdown memory.

Marblism bundles seven role-based business assistants for email, marketing, calls and other tasks, with a monthly allowance of AI work hours.

Meetily captures meeting audio on your computer and offers local transcription, with optional cloud providers for summaries and paid workflow features.

The Augmented Clinician is a clinician-led publication that reviews clinical decision-support tools and AI scribes using a published scoring process.
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