
Arahi
Arahi is a software directory with human-reviewed paid listings, published facts, and a visible ranking method. Founders can purchase a one-time launch listing or add a commissioned...
Find AI tools for work, creativity and everyday tasks. Read what they do before you try them.

Arahi is a software directory with human-reviewed paid listings, published facts, and a visible ranking method. Founders can purchase a one-time launch listing or add a commissioned...

Coniva describes customer-facing AI agents trained on business documents and website content, with token-based plans and conversation analytics.

ArchiQuill is an AI architectural rendering platform for turning sketches and elevation drawings into photorealistic visualizations.

Modelfy 3D generates models from images or text, with mesh exports, optional textures, and plan-dependent generation modes and asset licensing.

GuruTrans offers browser-based language translation, style rewriting, and text-code conversion, with per-tool instructions and optional paid translation credits.

AI Color Analysis produces photo-based seasonal palettes and styling reports, alongside virtual previews for makeup, hair, and outfits.

Baselight Assistant empowers users to harness the potential of structured data through a unique blend of openness, community support, and AI-driven insights. This innovative tool...
Spell is Spline’s experimental tool for generating interactive 3D scenes from text prompts or single images.

Devgraph maps relationships across code, infrastructure and engineering tools for cross-system queries, dependency investigation and context for a chosen AI model.
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