UXMagic.ai
UXMagic generates editable interface designs from prompts, sketches, screenshots and URLs, with Figma exports, frontend code and an MCP design toolset.
Design AI Tools
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Alloy · AI prototyping with your real product
Alloy prototypes changes against an existing product through browser capture or a connected codebase. Visual capture and repository-based code work are different paths, with...
Nano Banana 2
Nano Banana 2 is a browser-based AI image editor and generator for prompt-based photo changes, text-to-image creation, enhancement, upscaling, and related video workflows.
NodeLand
NodeLand combines a visual canvas for connecting learning ideas with flashcards for active recall and spaced review.
GitHub
Astron Agent is an Apache 2.0 platform for building enterprise agentic workflows with model management, AI and MCP tools, RPA automation, and high-availability deployment.
Atono
Atono keeps product vocabulary, decisions and implementation context attached to stories, with MCP access for coding agents. Its free project-management allowance does not make premium...
YardStyling
YardStyling is a cutting-edge AI landscape design generator that transforms your outdoor space visions into reality. Simply upload a photo of your yard, and the tool instantly provides...
2wai: Connect With AI Avatars
2wai creates lifelike HoloAvatars from phone-recorded video for real-time, two-way conversations. It also offers multilingual avatar use cases and an Education Suite with interactive...
BeatViz
BeatViz turns music or text prompts into AI music-video projects, with chat, guided workflows and timeline editing. Credit estimates depend on model and settings, and commercial rights...
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