
Hintedly
Hintedly is a desktop meeting assistant that uses screen, audio, and file context for suggested responses, followed by notes and follow-up drafts.
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Hintedly is a desktop meeting assistant that uses screen, audio, and file context for suggested responses, followed by notes and follow-up drafts.

Wandesk is an AI desktop workspace with chat, built-in apps, shared context, personal memory, and an App Workshop for generating local applications.

Twenty is an open-source CRM with customizable records, workflows, developer extensions, and plan-dependent access controls.

Momentic authors and runs end-to-end tests stored as readable YAML, with web and mobile execution, failure artifacts and CI integration. Usage is billed through credits rather than seats.

General Compute offers dedicated inference capacity on alternative chips, with workload-specific deployment quotes and separate prefill and decode tiers.

MeiGen.ai is a hosted AI creative service and prompt gallery with image and video generation, reusable visual assets, dedicated workflows, and MCP connectivity.

Presenton is an open-source AI presentation maker for generating, editing, and exporting branded PPTX and PDF decks from prompts, documents, data, and existing presentations.

Multica coordinates human and coding-agent work through issues, runs and reusable skills, while execution and model access remain with installed coding tools.

Llamaroo helps teachers build editable gamified lessons, with class-code student access and plan limits for learner spaces and AI credits.
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