Research AI Tools

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Innogath

Innogath

Innogath organizes cited research reports, follow-up branches, editable diagrams and source-linked notes in a connected project workspace.

TradingAgents

TradingAgents

TradingAgents is a research-oriented multi-agent financial-analysis project with specialized roles, simulated decisions and explicit data-timing and reproducibility limits.

Clarami

Clarami

Clarami connects research drafts with a source library, passage-level citations and claim checks, with export options and conflicting plan-limit descriptions to verify.

GetTheGists

GetTheGists

A Chrome extension that summarizes web pages, explains them aloud, supports voice or chat follow-up questions, and combines multiple open tabs in Research mode.

VibeReady

VibeReady

VibeReady is a Next.js SaaS starter with structured AI coding guidance, application services, and user-facing AI agent features.

Nodalist

Nodalist

Nodalist maps ideas as connected nodes, with AI expansion, model debates and source-led research. Free and paid plans differ in credits, file access, storage and export formats.

PageLens

PageLens

PageLens audits live websites, web apps, app listings, and app-store screenshots to identify launch risks and produce repair guidance.

Snoopreport

Snoopreport

Snoopreport reports Instagram likes, follows, unfollows, and activity patterns, with AI summaries inferred from public activity data.

MentorClone

MentorClone

MentorClone answers business questions from Arvid Kahl and Rob Walling's published material, linking advice to sources. It is free during beta.

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