
BlendedCal
BlendedCal combines ICS feeds from family, school, sports, and other calendars into filtered views that can be subscribed to or shared.
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BlendedCal combines ICS feeds from family, school, sports, and other calendars into filtered views that can be subscribed to or shared.

Dehome provides AI room redesign and floor-plan tools for exploring home concepts, with image-based styling, manual layout drawing and one-time credit purchases.

Ordinal helps teams draft, plan, approve and schedule social posts, with engagement coordination and reporting across channels.

Plurality Network is an open context layer that carries user-owned AI memory, preferences, and project knowledge across assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity.

Cospace combines files, collaboration, configurable workflows and business-data dashboards. Its current publisher page offers a self-hosted community version and an ephemeral browser demo.

NodeLand combines a visual canvas for connecting learning ideas with flashcards for active recall and spaced review.

Thread Deck is a canvas-based workspace for connecting notes, reusable prompts, and AI outputs from ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini.

Nano Banana 2 is a cutting-edge AI tool leveraging the power of Gemini 2.5 Flash to achieve impressive results. It excels at complex tasks like mastering the "impossible" 11:15 clock...

Kento is a powerful AI tool designed to optimize your Large Language Model (LLM) usage by implementing semantic caching with just a single line of code. This innovative solution...
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