
Clawputer
Clawputer is an early-access personal agent reached through iMessage or Telegram. Its publisher describes a persistent Linux workspace with files, a browser and a terminal; detailed...
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Clawputer is an early-access personal agent reached through iMessage or Telegram. Its publisher describes a persistent Linux workspace with files, a browser and a terminal; detailed...

Monologue combines dictation, voice notes and bot-free meeting transcription on Apple devices, with synced note access and formatting controls. Its trial and paid pricing are documented...

Text to 360° generates interactive 360° equirectangular panoramas from text prompts or reference images using fal.ai.

Auxx combines support messaging, customer records and workflow automation. Its Kopilot pitch needs to be read alongside plan limits, which distinguish AI completions from full agent access.

Xquik is an X-focused API and MCP service for extracting public data, monitoring accounts and keywords, exporting results, and automating supported actions from connected accounts.

Runner is a cloud-based work assistant that connects to business applications and performs tasks such as email, CRM, document, analytics, and browser workflows.

FalsoAI analyzes articles, posts, videos, and other online content for persuasion patterns and emotional or cognitive pressure that may shape perception.

AIImagetoVideo.video animates uploaded images from motion prompts, with model-dependent video settings and credit-based plans for short clips.

AI Summarizer creates short recaps from pasted text, YouTube links, PDFs, presentations and webpages, with a shared workspace for reviewing and copying the output.
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