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cvoice.ai

cvoice.ai

cvoice.ai offers character-style text-to-speech and MP3 downloads, with Google sign-in required for generation and an advertised free API.

Shogo

Shogo

Shogo uses agents to build and revise business apps and workflows, with open-source self-hosting and paid plans subject to rolling usage windows.

Claw Buff

Claw Buff

Claw Buff hosts OpenClaw agents with messaging connections, persona and skill controls, usage budgets, and included model credits.

PageAI

PageAI

PageAI turns a website brief into a customizable Next.js codebase. It provides a visual editor, landing-page components and a built-in blog, with code download and a documented Vercel...

Xbot77.com

Xbot77.com

Xbot77 Orange builds applications conversationally and connects them to Xbot77 CRM, workflow, storage, accounting, and other business services.

NemoClaw

NemoClaw

NVIDIA NemoClaw is an open source reference stack for running supported agents in OpenShell sandboxes with guided setup and managed operations.

GeoEvident

GeoEvident

GeoEvident returns ranked photo-location candidates with visual matches, case reports, audit logging, and cloud or on-premise deployment options.

YEB.to

YEB.to

YEB.to is a credit-based hub of browser tools and REST APIs for AI, developer, content, media, data, and automation workflows.

Sugarbug

Sugarbug

Sugarbug connects workplace tools to build persistent context for meeting preparation, status updates, summaries, and people-related work history.

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