Meta's personal AI agent that carries out tasks such as sending emails and booking travel, and works toward longer-term goals with personalized plans.
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An AI assistant that helps teachers create lessons, give writing feedback, and adapt classroom materials inside their existing browser workflows.
An open-source AI coding agent for the terminal, desktop and IDE that works with 75+ model providers.
A classroom tool that gives AI feedback on students’ recorded voice and whiteboard explanations and helps teachers inspect their reasoning.
An AI design tool for creating interactive product prototypes from prompts, screenshots and existing design systems.
A customer support platform combining the Lyro AI agent, live chat, and ticketing to answer questions from a business’s support content.
A social media scheduler with AI post and image creation, a shared publishing calendar, and API and MCP access for automation.
An AI music toolkit that separates vocals and instruments, detects chords and adjusts track speed for practice, performance and production.
A 3D character animation editor with AI posing and inbetweening tools, physics adjustments, and motion capture cleanup.
An open-source vision-based UI automation toolkit for writing natural-language tests and actions across web, desktop and mobile interfaces.
An AI design workspace that turns sketches into renders and helps product designers explore form, color, materials and 3D concepts.
A platform for building and operating customer-facing voice and chat agents with business workflows, API integrations and conversation analytics.
A writing toolkit with AI-assisted rephrasing, line editing reports, and story critiques for developing and revising manuscripts.
Google’s open-source framework for building AI applications with model integrations, structured output, tool calling and a local debugging interface.
An AI 3D asset generator that turns text prompts or reference images into models with geometry and texture controls.
An ambient clinical assistant that turns patient conversations into structured notes and supports dictation and documentation workflows in EHR systems.
A voice platform for generating speech, cloning voices and controlling delivery with emotion tags through a web interface and APIs.
An AI content platform for researching, drafting, optimizing, and publishing pages for search engines and AI search.
An AI search marketing platform that combines visibility insights, content workflows and brand context to research, publish and refresh content.
An AI editor for books, screenplays and stories that combines drafting and revision with saved story notes and custom writing rules.
A teacher-led writing practice platform that gives students AI feedback as they write, discuss and revise in class.
A headless browser engine for AI agents, web automation and crawling that executes JavaScript without graphical rendering.
A visual chatbot builder that combines conversation flows, conditional logic and AI integrations for embedded customer interactions.
An open-source Python and TypeScript SDK for running AI agents with tools, structured output, sessions and multiple model providers.
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Why AI startups get acquired: 14 deals from 2025 and 2026
Who bought which AI startups in 2025 and 2026, what the buyers were missing, how big the teams were and what happened to the products, with sources and a public dataset.
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Open-source AI tools and their licenses: MIT, Apache 2.0, AGPL and source-available
What the licenses behind popular open-source AI tools allow, with examples from our catalog. Not legal advice.
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AI products that were renamed, acquired or shut down: what we tracked in 2026
Renames, acquisitions, pivots and shutdowns we found while maintaining a catalog of AI products, with sources.
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Pinecone vs Qdrant vs Weaviate for vector search
Managed, BYOC and self-hosted options, free tier limits, licenses and entry pricing for three vector databases.
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Otter.ai vs Fathom vs Granola for AI meeting notes
How three AI notetakers capture meetings, which apps they offer, what their free plans include and what they cost.
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Lovable vs Bolt vs v0 for building an app from a prompt
Pricing, free plans, credit rollover and team billing for three AI app builders, checked against official pages.
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