Revline: Prompt-Based Video Editing and Captions
Revline turns edit instructions into timeline changes. It cuts and captions uploaded footage, then lets the creator adjust the edit before export.
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Karpo: AI Suggestions for Local Plans and Events
Karpo suggests local places and events based on mood, budget and company. Its publisher also describes a browser feature for making bookings.
Nowistay: AI Guest Messaging for Vacation Rentals
Nowistay combines rental guest messages, digital welcome guides and channel management. Hosts can review and correct how the AI labels a stay.
Wanaka: Build and Share Browser Games With AI
Wanaka is an AI-assisted 3D game studio. Describe an idea, test the playable version and share a link friends can open in a browser.
Glasshand: Hosted iPhones and Macs for AI Agents
Glasshand rents remote access to a dedicated iPhone or Mac. You can control the device in a browser or connect an agent to work with apps on it.
Cinemagiq: AI Shot Planning and Production
Cinemagiq organizes long-form projects around shots and sequences. It combines a production board, generation tools and an asset library for review.
ScribVoice
ScribVoice transcribes uploaded audio and video into editable, timestamped text. It offers a recurring free allowance and paid plans for larger workloads.
Wondertake
Wondertake animates a still image from a motion prompt and exports an MP4. New users can try it once with starter credits; paid plans support more generations.
Image to Image AI
Tancky AI edits or restyles an existing image using a written prompt and optional additional references.
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