Rainbrand supplies shared brand context to AI agents and products
The service connects brand files and guidance with task-specific briefs and review workflows.
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ManyAgents organizes coding-agent teams and worktrees in a Mac app
The desktop workspace coordinates tasks, review and browser checks using existing coding-agent accounts.
Better Analyst combines data questions, dashboards and recurring reporting
The former Formula Bot exposes calculations and adds schedules, alerts and data-flow delivery.
SurgePix creates AI visuals with editable layers and brand context
The visual workspace combines generation, layer separation and conversational revision, with credit-based plans.
Grigora combines AI site building with publishing and commerce tools
The hosted workspace includes a visual editor, CMS, newsletters and storefront features, with payment and usage limits.
Charming hosts shared apps built in an AI conversation
Apps retain their data across chat and browser use, with separate view, use and edit permissions.
FluidTalk supplies character-based replies for connected chat workflows
The service separates reply generation from sending, with memory, team handoff and usage-based billing.
Lobstack runs desktop agents with approval gates and per-run receipts
The public beta connects tools, keeps local work files and exposes model usage and cost.
Mammouth puts multiple AI models behind one subscription and workspace
A shared interface supports model switching, files and other AI tasks; plan limits still need checking.
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