MySalesDemo for live SaaS demos in video calls
MySalesDemo sends a voice agent into a supported call to demonstrate a SaaS product and record what the prospect asked about.
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AI Photo Editor for changing images with written instructions
AI Photo Editor accepts written instructions for editing a photo or creating a new image, with several models available in one browser editor.
Clean Audio for removing background noise from recordings
Clean Audio reduces background noise in speech recordings on your device. An optional Studio mode sends audio to a larger cloud model.
Regresco for writing and running browser regression tests
Regresco turns a plain-language test into a saved browser flow and runs it on a staging site. An MCP connection can give coding agents scoped access.
Active Dictionary for reading and practicing with your own sources
Active Dictionary helps readers understand articles, PDFs and videos, save useful phrases and practice with the same material.
Skillbox for managing and inspecting AI agent skills
Skillbox gathers agent skills in one library, tracks changes from source repositories and syncs selected skills to supported tools.
Flux3Max.io for generating short videos from prompts and keyframes
Flux3Max.io generates short videos with sound from text, images or up to ten timed keyframes. The independent service charges by the second.
GIFGenerator for making short loops from text, images or frames
GIFGenerator creates animated GIFs from prompts or images and combines existing frames in a free local browser mode.
Guidie for recording browser tasks and drafting guides
Guidie uses a Chrome recording to draft a guide with written steps, annotated screenshots and an optional narrated video.
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