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Find AI tools for work, creativity and everyday tasks. Read what they do before you try them.

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Interviewfox

Interviewfox

InterviewFox combines resume-based interview preparation, suggested live answers, coding support and post-interview review. Its paired computer-and-phone mode displays assistance on the...

APIMaster

APIMaster

APIMaster is a third-party model API relay with OpenAI-compatible interfaces, integration guides and channel pricing. Advertised verification and savings require checking the actual...

Reasonix

Reasonix

Reasonix is an open-source coding agent with desktop, terminal, browser and editor interfaces. It uses tool permissions and turn checkpoints, but local execution still sends code to the...

Agent Reach

Agent Reach

Agent Reach helps command-capable AI agents select and check tools for web and platform reading. Some channels require authorized browser sessions or credentials; it does not grant...

ApexAPI

ApexAPI

ApexAPI is a multi-model gateway with pay-per-request billing and web-context endpoints. Its scrape documentation says dispatched fetches are billed even when they fail, despite broader...

Kinovi

Kinovi

Kinovi offers a browser studio and REST API for image, video, and audio generation, using a shared pay-as-you-go credit balance.

Miso One

Miso One

Miso One presents an English TTS model demo and voice-credit plans, while directing developers to public model files for local evaluation.

Respan

Respan

Respan combines an AI model gateway with tracing, evaluations, and security testing for inspecting model calls and agent steps.

Prometheus

Prometheus

Firecrawl's Prometheus builds and runs a TypeScript data collector from a plain-English request, with optional versioned scripts and scheduled deployments.

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