Atomic GPT combines web research, writing and media tools in one browser chat
The browser assistant uses an Atomic Mail account, while the separately named desktop app has a different local-model workflow.
Productivity AI Tools
Find AI tools for work, creativity and everyday tasks. Read what they do before you try them.
Parser turns document intake into structured JSON, spreadsheets and pipeline outputs
The extraction service combines templates and validation with credit-based pricing, while its public playground has narrower file limits.
Recallery adds saved prompts, ordered chains and local search to AI chat sites
A Chrome extension for organizing reusable prompts and finding messages across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok.
Spacesheep turns AI output into shared documents, dashboards and small apps
A guide to collaborative spaces that people can read, comment on and revise with an AI assistant.
Mammouth puts multiple AI models behind one subscription and workspace
A shared interface supports model switching, files and other AI tasks; plan limits still need checking.
Waycar connects an iPhone or iPad to coding agents on your own computer
A native terminal and chat companion for herdr or tmux sessions, with local dictation and optional notifications.
DraftKey: autocomplete and rewriting for compatible Mac apps
DraftKey adds autocomplete and rewriting to compatible Mac text fields. A paid licence, downloaded model and supported Apple Silicon Mac are required; review runtime privacy claims and...
Tabloy turns classroom and shop requests into files and live pages
A browser agent for editable slides, quiz games, shop websites and short promotional videos.
Notif adds suggested next actions to Apple Reminders
An Apple Reminders companion that adds contextual tips, action buttons and optional private notes.
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