KeyAPI
KeyAPI advertises a unified REST interface for social and commerce data, with structured JSON, expiring trial credits and metered plans.
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Poker bot
PokerBotAI describes automated poker play and real-time advice; its own sources acknowledge account restrictions and do not establish guaranteed profits or platform approval.
Parsebridge
Parsebridge provides a managed PDF-to-Markdown API built on Docling, with page-based credits, a first-page preview and documented failure responses.
Machineko
Machineko is a place to talk with street cats, presented through profiles showing each cat’s name, age, neighborhood, and short character description.
PaioClaw
PaioClaw hosts OpenClaw-based assistants with connected skills, activity logs and managed AI credits; free runtime and paid usage have different limits.
Iridea
Iridea builds a reusable brand file from your website and campaign brief, then generates ad images and videos. Its credits cover brand setup, delivered assets and subsequent changes.
TonesMatch
TonesMatch suggests amp settings, pickup positions and pedal chains for a song using your guitar or bass equipment. Treat its researched-tone claims as guidance to check by listening.
SynthBoard.ai
SynthBoard keeps AI decision discussions attached to reviewed business context, with named personas, persistent calls and signed webhook events.
Socialprofiler
Socialprofiler summarizes public social-media activity into person-focused reports and AI question-and-answer sessions; its inferred interests and risk labels require cautious human review.
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