Quriobot – Building your own chatbot is easy!
Quriobot is a hosted chatbot builder with configurable conversation steps, branching, webhooks, and messaging channels. Its official pricing page lists chat allowances and different...
Coding AI Tools
Find AI tools for work, creativity and everyday tasks. Read what they do before you try them.
Sequenzy
Sequenzy combines marketing campaigns, event-driven sequences and transactional email. It includes AI drafting, developer interfaces and sending-volume pricing with unlimited contacts.
diffray
diffray reviews pull requests with specialized AI agents, repository context and custom guidelines. It offers paid developer plans and free access for public open-source repositories.
CopilotHub
CopilotHub collects prompts, coding instructions, agents and MCP resources for AI-assisted development. Its migration examples include Spring Boot, React, TypeScript and database work.
PinMe
PinMe presents prompt-to-app previews, static-file uploads and a web-app foundation for AI-driven development. Its public page does not establish production quotas, pricing or...
Caffeine
Caffeine builds apps from a conversation and supports app questions and revisions. Plans distinguish remixing, original app creation and shared team workspaces.
Evolink
EvoLink provides a unified API for language, image, video, and audio models. Developers can compare model-specific capabilities and usage prices, manage one credit balance, and monitor...
BitDive
BitDive captures Java runtime behaviour for debugging, comparing code changes, and building replay-based JUnit tests. Its MCP integration lets agents inspect traces while developers...
APIPod
APIPod is an AI API gateway with provider SDK compatibility, usage-based billing, multi-channel routing and request monitoring.
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