
Zenfox
Zenfox connects an AI assistant to business tools and background workers, with project-based workflows and plan capacity limits despite unlimited-message marketing.
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Zenfox connects an AI assistant to business tools and background workers, with project-based workflows and plan capacity limits despite unlimited-message marketing.

Exa supplies web search and content-extraction APIs for agents, with separate copied highlights, full-page text and generated-summary options.

Diaform uses AI agents to run customer conversations by voice or text, with follow-up questions and response analysis. Plans meter AI messages, projects and team seats separately.

Tenet is an AI marketing service built around shared brand context, content creation and campaign work. Teams can direct it themselves or request a dedicated human operator.

AllyHub is a browser-native AI-agent platform for researching websites, extracting data, creating content, and automating repeatable browser workflows. Its social-listening tool...

Arnis converts real-world map data into Minecraft Java or Bedrock worlds in a browser. The page lists terrain, building and detail controls, but does not explain an AI component.

SajuGPTAI is a Korean-language content aggregator that curates the latest blog posts related to saju.

Peony is a document-sharing and virtual data-room service with access controls, analytics and AI document questions. Advanced redaction and legal-signing controls depend on the plan.

JobSuit analyzes and tailors resumes to job descriptions and drafts cover letters. Its interview-related refund offer is conditional, and displayed plan prices require checking the...
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