
Khanmigo
Khanmigo is Khan Academy's AI tutor and teaching assistant. Teacher tools, paid family access and district classroom access have different eligibility and supervision requirements.
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Khanmigo is Khan Academy's AI tutor and teaching assistant. Teacher tools, paid family access and district classroom access have different eligibility and supervision requirements.

MaxAEO monitors brand mentions and citations in AI answers, preserving daily responses so teams can compare prompts, competitors, and changes over time.

Firecrawl's Prometheus builds and runs a TypeScript data collector from a plain-English request, with optional versioned scripts and scheduled deployments.

Nova is a multi-model AI assistant for conversational questions, writing, proofreading, homework support, and recommendations.

Drawtoon is an AI-assisted platform for creating, publishing, and reading original manga and manhwa, with generation tools, profiles, comments, content ratings, and moderation features.

Daybot builds ecommerce storefronts and supplier-backed catalogs from a prompt, with checkout and merchant operations; pricing includes a profit share.

SciDraw advertises AI scientific illustrations, diagrams, and data charts for papers and teaching; check scientific accuracy and export requirements before publication.

AISongMaker generates songs and instrumentals from text or lyrics, with related remix, extension, and music-video workflows.

Pixmax is a multi-model creative workspace for AI images and short videos, including ads and ecommerce concepts; verify current model and plan limits before use.
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