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MarkItDown's web converter offers local, server and OCR paths for turning documents, tables, images and public URLs into Markdown.

LevelShaper creates Roblox starter games from written prompts, with browser previews and downloadable Studio projects. Its first-game offer includes 60 credits without a credit card.

SynthPulse combines AI music, image and video generation in one studio. Its song-to-film workflow connects generated tracks to visual scenes, with shared credits and model-specific...

ScholarSail combines document libraries, editable mind maps, AI-assisted flashcards, spaced-repetition review and collaborative study planning in one workspace.

ML.ai is a repository-aware coding agent with task routing, reviewable edits, background sessions, and project skills; its official pages give conflicting availability and pricing details.

YouArt combines a creative agent, image and video models, and an editable production workspace. Its credit rules and team controls matter as much as the headline model list when...

WZRD creates slides, forms, sheets and documents from an idea, or turns an existing file into an interactive experience that people can explore and question.

Hotel Lobby AI turns portraits of two people into a generated rap-duo video, with a choice of stage and an optional topic for the performance.

plym is a hosted blogging platform with pre-rendered HTML and Markdown, technical SEO files, team publishing tools and optional API or MCP access.
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