
Roxy
Roxy is an AI executive assistant that schedules meetings, sends follow-ups, books services, and automates connected workflows with approval or autopilot controls.
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Roxy is an AI executive assistant that schedules meetings, sends follow-ups, books services, and automates connected workflows with approval or autopilot controls.

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Patrivox makes PDF archives searchable through OCR, entity extraction, linked documents, and sourced AI questions, with page and storage quotas.

Disco is an experimental Google Labs tool that turns open browser tabs into interactive GenTabs for research, planning, and other goal-based tasks.
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Kling3.pro, brought to you by TopAI Tools, is a versatile AI tool designed to streamline various creative and productivity tasks. Key features include content generation, image...

FixYou turns personal health information into a cancer-screening action plan to discuss with a doctor.

Renamer.ai reads file contents to suggest descriptive names, with bulk renaming, custom templates, and monitored folders on Windows and Mac.
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