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Hand-picked AI tools

Chat & Assistants

• ChatGPT: OpenAI's everyday assistant: chat, files, pictures, voice and agents that browse and act for you.
• Claude: Anthropic's assistant, careful writing, long documents and serious coding help.
• Gemini: Google's assistant, plugged into Search, Gmail, Docs and your Android phone.
• Grok: xAI's assistant, with what people are posting on X right now in reach.
• Microsoft Copilot: Microsoft's assistant across Windows, Edge and the Office apps.
• Meta AI: Meta's assistant inside WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger, or on its own.
• Le Chat: Mistral's fast European assistant, with web search, documents and code.
• DeepSeek: Free chat with DeepSeek's open-weight reasoning models.
• Qwen Chat: Alibaba's Qwen models to chat with, text, images, video and code.
• Kimi: Moonshot AI's assistant, known for reading very long documents and agentic work.
• Poe: One app for most of the big models, plus bots other people have built on them.
• Character.AI: Chat and role-play with characters, made by you or by the community.
• Pi: A warm, conversational companion that's good at talking things through.
• HuggingChat: Chat with the best open models, free, in Hugging Face's own app.
• Duck.ai: DuckDuckGo's private AI chat: popular models, conversations kept anonymous.
• Brave Leo: The assistant built into the Brave browser, private by design.
• Replika: An AI companion that remembers you and chats like a friend.
• Z.ai: Chat with Zhipu's GLM models, strong at coding and agentic tasks.
• Monica: An all-in-one assistant in your browser: chat, summarise pages, write and translate.
• Merlin: A browser extension that brings top models to any page you're reading.
• Sider: A sidebar assistant for reading, writing and chatting with several models at once.
• TypingMind: A polished chat app for your own API keys, bought once, used with any model.
• Msty: A desktop app to chat with local and online models side by side.

Research & Search

• Perplexity: Ask anything, get an answer written from the web with every source cited.
• NotebookLM: Turns your own documents into a notebook you can question, and a podcast about them.
• Elicit: Finds the papers on a question and pulls the findings out into a table.
• Consensus: Answers questions from peer-reviewed studies, and shows how far they agree.
• Semantic Scholar: Ai2's search engine for scientific papers, with one-line summaries of each.
• Kagi Assistant: The ad-free search engine's assistant: the big models, grounded in Kagi's results.
• You.com: Search and research agents that write up what they find, with citations.
• SciSpace: Reads papers with you: explains passages, compares studies and drafts literature reviews.
• Scite: Shows how a paper has been cited, supported, disputed or just mentioned.
• ResearchRabbit: Maps the papers around the ones you care about, and keeps you posted on new ones.
• Connected Papers: A visual graph of the papers related to any one you start from.
• Undermind: A research agent that reads hundreds of papers to find the ones that really answer you.
• Liner: An AI search engine for students and researchers, with trustworthy sources.
• Felo: Multilingual AI search that can turn its answers into slides and mind maps.
• ChatPDF: Upload a PDF and ask it questions; answers point back to the page.
• Humata: Ask questions across long documents and get cited, page-linked answers.
• Julius AI: A data analyst you talk to: upload spreadsheets, get charts and answers.
• Wolfram|Alpha: Computes answers, maths, science, data, rather than searching for them.

Coding

• Claude Code: An agent that works in your terminal and editor: reads the codebase, makes changes, runs the tests.
• Cursor: A code editor built around AI, autocomplete that predicts edits, and agents that take tasks.
• GitHub Copilot: Code suggestions, chat and a coding agent inside your editor and on GitHub.
• Codex: OpenAI's coding agent, in the cloud, the terminal or your IDE, that ships pull requests.
• Windsurf: An AI-native editor whose agent follows along with what you're doing.
• Google Antigravity: Google's agent-first IDE: hand agents whole tasks and review what they did.
• Gemini CLI: Google's open-source coding agent for the terminal, with a generous free tier.
• Jules: Google's asynchronous coding agent: give it an issue, get back a pull request.
• Replit: Describe an app and its agent builds, hosts and deploys it in the browser.
• Lovable: Full-stack web apps from a conversation, with a real database behind them.
• Bolt: Prompt, run, edit and deploy full-stack apps without leaving the browser tab.
• v0: Vercel's builder for polished React interfaces and apps from a prompt or a sketch.
• Cline: An open-source coding agent for VS Code that asks before every step it takes.
• Aider: Pair-programming in the terminal that commits each change to git as it goes.
• Zed: A very fast open-source editor with AI and agents built in.
• Warp: A terminal where agents can run commands, fix errors and write code with you.
• Kiro: AWS's agentic IDE that plans from specs before it writes the code.
• JetBrains AI: AI chat, completion and the Junie coding agent inside JetBrains IDEs.
• Gemini Code Assist: Google's coding assistant for VS Code and JetBrains, free for individuals.
• Amp: Sourcegraph's agentic coding tool for the editor and the terminal.
• Augment Code: An AI coding agent that understands very large codebases.
• Tabnine: Private code completion and chat that can run on your own servers.
• Qodo: AI that writes tests and reviews code for quality before it ships.
• CodeRabbit: Line-by-line AI reviews on every pull request.
• Greptile: Code review that understands your whole repository, not just the diff.
• Devin: Cognition's autonomous software engineer, working in its own sandbox.
• Factory: 'Droids' that take coding tasks from ticket to pull request.
• OpenHands: An open-source platform for AI software agents that code like a developer.
• Roo Code: An open-source team of AI coding agents inside VS Code.
• Kilo Code: An open-source coding agent for VS Code and JetBrains, with hundreds of models.
• Continue: Open-source assistants and checks for your editor and your pull requests.
• Mintlify: Beautiful developer documentation, kept up to date with AI.
• Pieces: Remembers what you worked on across tools so your AI has the context.
• Firebase Studio: Google's cloud workspace for building full-stack apps with Gemini.
• Base44: Working apps, with login and a database, from a description.
• Rork: Native mobile apps from a prompt, ready to test on your phone.
• GitHub Spark: Small full-stack apps from plain English, hosted for you on GitHub.

Agents & Automation

• n8n: Visual workflow automation with AI agents, self-host it for free or use their cloud.
• Zapier: Connects thousands of apps, now with AI steps and agents in the middle.
• Make: Drag-and-drop automations across your apps, with AI wherever you need it.
• Manus: A general agent that researches, builds and delivers whole tasks on its own computer.
• Ronie: 3D AI Website Agent: A free 3D AI agent for any website: grounded answers, an on-device neural voice, expressions, moves and games. An open template you can reuse.
• Lindy: AI assistants for email, meetings and the admin around them, set up in plain English.
• Gumloop: No-code AI workflows and agents that plug into the tools a team already uses.
• Browser Use: Open-source library that lets AI agents use websites like a person would.
• Dify: Open-source platform for building AI apps, RAG and agent workflows visually.
• Flowise: Drag-and-drop builder for LLM agents and chatbots, open source.
• CrewAI: A Python framework for teams of agents that each take a role and work together.
• Genspark: A 'super agent' that researches, calls, books and builds documents for you.
• Relevance AI: Build a team of AI agents for sales, support and research, without code.
• Bardeen: Automates browser busywork, scraping, CRM updates, outreach.
• Comet: Perplexity's browser, with an assistant that can do things on pages for you.
• ChatGPT Atlas: OpenAI's browser with ChatGPT built in, and an agent mode that browses for you.
• Dia: The Browser Company's AI browser: chat with your tabs and automate tasks.
• Activepieces: Open-source automation with AI agents, an alternative to Zapier you can host.
• Pipedream: Connect APIs with code or no code, and build agents on thousands of integrations.
• Copilot Studio: Microsoft's builder for custom agents across Microsoft 365 and Teams.
• Fin: Intercom's customer-service agent that resolves support conversations on its own.
• Voiceflow: Design, test and launch chat and voice agents for customer support.
• Botpress: Build AI chatbots and agents for websites and messaging apps.
• Langflow: A visual builder for agents and RAG apps, open source.

Image

• Midjourney: Still the one for striking, art-directed images, and now short videos too.
• Ideogram: Image generation that gets the lettering right, posters, logos, covers.
• FLUX: Black Forest Labs' image models for generating and editing, some with open weights.
• Adobe Firefly: Adobe's image and video models, made to be safe for commercial work.
• Leonardo: Image and video generation with fine control for game art and design.
• Krea: Real-time image generation as you draw, plus upscaling and many models in one place.
• Recraft: Brand-consistent images and real vector graphics, icons and mockups.
• OpenArt: Many image and video models in one studio, with characters that stay consistent.
• ComfyUI: Node-based workflows for open image and video models, run on your own GPU.
• Magnific: Upscales and re-imagines pictures, adding detail that wasn't there.
• Photoroom: Product photos in seconds: background removal, new scenes, batch edits.
• Freepik: An AI suite of the latest image and video models next to a huge stock library.
• Stability AI: The makers of Stable Diffusion: image, video, 3D and audio models.
• Playground: AI graphic design for logos, posters and social posts from templates.
• NightCafe: A friendly AI art studio with many models and a big community.
• Dzine: Image generation with layers and controls, for designs that stay on-brand.
• Clipdrop: Quick image tools: remove backgrounds, relight, clean up and upscale.
• remove.bg: Removes the background from a photo in a few seconds.
• Upscayl: A free desktop app that upscales images with AI, on your own computer.
• Topaz Photo AI: Sharpens, denoises and enlarges photos, a favourite of photographers.
• Luminar Neo: A photo editor with AI sky, portrait and lighting tools.
• Picsart: A popular photo and design editor with AI generation and effects.
• Pixlr: A browser photo editor with AI fill, background removal and generation.
• Lensa: A phone photo editor known for its AI portraits and retouching.
• Artbreeder: Blend and breed images into new characters, scenes and art.
• Whisk: Google's playful image tool: combine a subject, a scene and a style.
• Reve: An image model known for following prompts closely, with an editor to refine.
• Bing Image Creator: Free image generation from Microsoft, in Bing and the Copilot app.
• LetsEnhance: Upscales and enhances photos for print and e-commerce.

Video

• Runway: Video generation and editing tools for filmmakers, from text, images or footage.
• Veo · Flow: Google's Veo video model in a filmmaking tool, with sound generated alongside.
• Sora: OpenAI's video model, with sound, and an app for remixing each other's clips.
• Kling: Kuaishou's video generator, strong on realistic motion.
• Luma Dream Machine: Video from text and images, with camera moves you can direct.
• Hailuo: MiniMax's video generator, known for lively, physical motion.
• Pika: Playful, quick video effects and generations, made for social clips.
• Higgsfield: Cinematic camera moves and the newest video models in one place.
• HeyGen: Talking-avatar videos, and translating your own videos with your voice.
• Synthesia: Training and explainer videos presented by AI avatars, in 140+ languages.
• Descript: Edit video and podcasts by editing the transcript, like a document.
• YouTube Agentic AI Studio: YAAS: a free agent pipeline that researches, scripts, narrates, animates and uploads faceless YouTube videos, with one command and no cost per video.
• CapCut: A popular video editor with auto-captions, effects and AI editing tools.
• OpusClip: Finds the best moments in a long video and cuts them into vertical shorts.
• InVideo: Whole videos, script, footage, voice-over, from a single prompt.
• Pictory: Turns articles and scripts into short branded videos.
• VEED: An online video editor with auto subtitles, AI avatars and clean-up tools.
• Kapwing: A collaborative online editor with AI subtitles, translation and clips.
• Captions: Talking-to-camera videos, edited and captioned by AI on your phone.
• Submagic: Eye-catching captions, B-roll and zooms for short-form videos.
• Vizard: Cuts long videos into short social clips, with captions.
• Hedra: Expressive talking characters from a picture and a voice.
• D-ID: Talking-head videos and interactive avatars from a photo.
• Colossyan: Training videos with AI presenters, made for workplace learning.
• Tavus: Lifelike video avatars that hold real-time conversations.
• Vidu: Video generation that keeps characters consistent from shot to shot.
• PixVerse: Fast, fun video generation with effects and templates.
• Riverside: Record podcasts and interviews in studio quality, edited by AI.
• Topaz Video AI: Upscales, stabilises and smooths video frames with AI.
• Flow Studio: Autodesk's tool (once Wonder Studio) that puts CG characters into live footage.

Voice & Audio

• ElevenLabs: Lifelike voices, voice cloning, dubbing and voice agents.
• Kokoro: A tiny open text-to-speech model that sounds natural and runs right in the browser.
• Whisper: OpenAI's open speech recognition, transcribes and translates nearly any language.
• Wispr Flow: Dictation that works in any app and tidies up what you said as you speak.
• Adobe Podcast: Makes a laptop-mic recording sound like it was made in a studio.
• Hume: Expressive voices that understand and answer with emotion.
• Cartesia: Ultra-fast voice generation for real-time voice agents.
• Krisp: Removes background noise and echo from calls, and takes the meeting notes.
• Murf: Studio-quality voice-overs from text, with many voices and languages.
• WellSaid: Natural AI voices for training, ads and product narration.
• Speechify: Reads documents, PDFs and web pages aloud in natural voices.
• NaturalReader: Text-to-speech for reading anything aloud, in the browser or an app.
• Resemble AI: Voice cloning and speech generation, with deepfake detection built in.
• Voicemod: A real-time voice changer for games, streams and calls.
• Deepgram: Fast speech-to-text and voice APIs for developers.
• AssemblyAI: Accurate transcription and audio intelligence through an API.
• Rev: Transcripts and captions by AI, or by people when it has to be perfect.
• Superwhisper: Dictation for your computer that runs Whisper locally.
• Auphonic: Automatic audio post-production: levels, noise and loudness, done.
• Cleanvoice: Removes filler words, mouth sounds and silences from recordings.
• Podcastle: Record, edit and enhance podcasts in the browser.
• Retell AI: Phone agents that talk with callers naturally, built in minutes.
• Vapi: A developer platform for real-time voice agents.
• Bland: AI phone calls at scale for sales and support teams.
• Sesame: A strikingly natural voice companion you can just talk to.

Music

• Suno: Whole songs, vocals, lyrics and all, from a line of text, plus a studio to edit them.
• Udio: High-fidelity song generation, with fine control to extend and remix.
• Stable Audio: Stability AI's music and sound-effect generator, made for production work.
• AIVA: Composes soundtracks and instrumentals you can edit note by note.
• Moises: Splits any song into vocals, drums, bass and the rest, for practice or remixes.
• Soundraw: Royalty-free background music you shape by mood, length and tempo.
• Mubert: Endless generated music for streams, videos and apps.
• Boomy: Make a song in seconds and release it to streaming platforms.
• Beatoven: Original soundtracks for videos and podcasts, matched to each scene.
• MusicFX DJ: Google's live music generator you steer like a DJ, with text prompts.
• LANDR: AI mastering, plus distribution and plugins for musicians.
• Kits AI: Licensed AI voices and vocal tools for music producers.
• Loudly: Royalty-free AI music for creators, generated to order.
• iZotope Ozone: A mastering suite whose assistant listens and suggests a starting master.
• LALAL.AI: Splits songs into vocals and instruments with very clean results.

Writing

• Grammarly: Fixes and rewrites your writing wherever you type.
• QuillBot: Paraphrasing, summarising and grammar checks for essays and emails.
• Sudowrite: A writing partner for fiction: brainstorming, drafting and describing scenes.
• Jasper: Marketing copy and campaigns that stay in your brand's voice.
• Wordtune: Suggests clearer, shorter or friendlier ways to say each sentence.
• Copy.ai: Marketing and sales copy, plus workflows that write at scale.
• Writesonic: SEO articles and marketing content, with tracking of how AI search sees you.
• Rytr: A simple, affordable writing assistant for short-form copy.
• Anyword: Marketing copy that predicts which version will perform best.
• Writer: An enterprise AI platform for on-brand content and agents.
• Hemingway Editor: Makes your writing bold and clear, sentence by sentence.
• ProWritingAid: Grammar and style checks with in-depth reports for long-form writers.
• LanguageTool: A multilingual grammar and style checker that works everywhere you type.
• DeepL: Translation that sounds natural, plus DeepL Write for polishing.
• Lex: A clean word processor with an AI editor that gives real feedback.
• Paperpal: Language and submission checks for academic writing.
• Jenni: A writing partner for essays and papers that finds and cites sources.
• HyperWrite: A personal writing assistant that drafts and autocompletes as you go.

Productivity

• Gamma: Presentations, documents and simple sites, designed for you from an outline.
• Notion AI: Writing, search and meeting notes across your whole Notion workspace.
• Granola: Meeting notes without a bot joining the call, your notes, filled in by AI.
• ResRescue: A free desktop app that finds jobs and rewrites your résumé to get past applicant tracking systems, spots skill gaps and writes cover letters.
• Otter: Live transcripts and summaries of meetings and lectures.
• Fathom: Records, transcribes and summarises your video calls, free for one person.
• Fireflies: A meeting assistant that records, transcribes and searches your calls.
• Raycast: A launcher for your computer with AI chat and commands a keystroke away.
• Superhuman: Very fast email, with AI that writes replies and sorts what matters.
• Reclaim: Finds time in your calendar for tasks, habits and focus, and defends it.
• Motion: Plans your day from your tasks and meetings, and replans when things move.
• Glean: Search and an assistant across all of a company's apps and documents.
• Microsoft 365 Copilot: Copilot in Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint and Teams, grounded in your work.
• Zoom AI Companion: Meeting summaries, catch-ups and drafted follow-ups inside Zoom.
• tl;dv: Records and summarises Zoom, Meet and Teams calls.
• Read AI: Meeting reports, plus a digest of your email and messages.
• Grain: Meeting notes and highlight clips that flow into your CRM.
• Taskade: Projects, notes and AI agents in one shared workspace.
• ClickUp Brain: AI across ClickUp's tasks, docs and chat, answers, summaries, updates.
• Mem: A note-taking app that organises itself and surfaces what's related.
• Reflect: Networked notes with AI and end-to-end encryption.
• Tana: An outliner that turns notes and meetings into structured, connected data.
• Beautiful.ai: Presentation software that designs slides for you as you add content.
• Pitch: Collaborative presentations with AI to draft and restyle decks.
• Shortwave: A Gmail client with an AI assistant that searches, writes and organises.
• Spark Mail: A smart inbox that sorts what matters and drafts replies.
• Fyxer: An email assistant that sorts your inbox and drafts replies in your voice.
• Airtable: Databases and apps for teams, now with AI agents and fields.
• Coda: Docs that work like apps, with AI to summarise and fill them in.
• Rows: A spreadsheet with an AI analyst built in.
• Readwise Reader: A read-it-later app with an AI that explains and summarises as you read.

Design & 3D

• Figma: The design tool, now with Figma Make for turning prompts into working prototypes.
• Canva: Design for everyone, with AI to write, generate images and resize everything.
• Framer: Design and publish websites, with AI that drafts pages and translates them.
• Stitch: Google's app-interface designer: describe a screen, get the design and its code.
• Spline: Interactive 3D for the web, with AI for generating objects and textures.
• Meshy: Textured 3D models from a prompt or a picture, ready for games and 3D printing.
• Tripo: Fast image- and text-to-3D, with automatic rigging for animation.
• Rodin: Hyper3D's high-detail 3D generation, with clean topology for production.
• Blender MCP: Lets an AI assistant drive Blender: build scenes, model and light by asking.
• Vectorizer.AI: Turns pixel images into clean, editable vector graphics.
• Looka: Designs a logo and brand kit from your business name and taste.
• Adobe Photoshop: The photo editor, with Generative Fill and Firefly built in.
• Adobe Express: Quick social graphics, flyers and videos with Firefly generation.
• Microsoft Designer: Graphics, invitations and social posts from a description.
• Uizard: App and web mock-ups from text prompts or hand-drawn sketches.
• Visily: Wireframes and prototypes from screenshots, sketches or text.
• Relume: Sitemaps and wireframes for websites, generated in minutes.
• Kittl: Graphic design for logos, merch and posters, with AI tools.
• Kaedim: Production-quality 3D models from concept art, for game studios.
• Move AI: Motion capture from ordinary video, no suits or markers.
• Rokoko Vision: Free motion capture from a webcam or a video clip.
• Polycam: Scan objects and rooms into 3D with your phone.
• Sloyd: Game-ready 3D models you can tweak with sliders.
• Durable: A business website, with copy and images, built in under a minute.
• Wix: Website building with an AI site generator and assistants.
• Webflow: Professional websites, visually built, with AI to design and write.

Build with AI

• Hugging Face: Home of open AI: millions of models and datasets, and Spaces to demo them.
• Ollama: Run open models on your own machine with one command.
• Workers AI: Open models served from Cloudflare's network, with a free daily allowance.
• LM Studio: A desktop app to find, download and chat with local models.
• Open WebUI: A self-hosted ChatGPT-style interface for local and API models.
• Jan: An open-source assistant that runs fully offline on your computer.
• OpenRouter: One API, one bill, hundreds of models from every provider.
• Google AI Studio: Try Gemini models for free and build apps on them in the browser.
• OpenAI API: GPT models for your own apps: text, vision, voice, images and agents.
• Claude API: Anthropic's models for your own products and agents.
• Groq: Extremely fast inference for open models, on its own chips.
• Replicate: Run thousands of open models with an API call; pay by the second.
• fal: Fast APIs for the latest image, video and audio models.
• LangChain: Frameworks for LLM apps and agents, LangGraph for the stateful ones.
• LlamaIndex: Connects LLMs to your documents and data: parsing, indexing, RAG and agents.
• AI SDK: Vercel's TypeScript toolkit for streaming chat, tools and agents in web apps.
• Transformers.js: Runs Hugging Face models right in the browser, on the GPU with WebGPU.
• Model Context Protocol: The open standard for plugging tools and data into any AI assistant.
• vLLM: High-throughput serving for open models, on your own GPUs.
• Unsloth: Fine-tune open models faster and on far less memory.
• Streamlit: Turns a Python script into a shareable data or AI app.
• Gradio: Quick web demos for machine-learning models, in a few lines of Python.
• Weights & Biases: Track experiments, evaluate models and trace LLM apps.
• Firecrawl: Turns any website into clean, LLM-ready text or data.
• Exa: A search engine built for AI agents to search the web through.
• Mistral La Plateforme: Mistral's API for its open and commercial models, with a free experiment tier.
• Cohere: Enterprise language models, embeddings and reranking.
• Together AI: Run and fine-tune open models on fast, inexpensive GPU clouds.
• Fireworks AI: Fast, low-cost inference and fine-tuning for open models.
• DeepInfra: Pay-per-token APIs for popular open models.
• Cerebras: Extremely fast inference on wafer-scale chips.
• Baseten: Deploy and scale AI models in production.
• Modal: Serverless GPUs: run Python AI code in the cloud in seconds.
• RunPod: Rent GPUs by the second for training and inference.
• Lambda: A GPU cloud built for training and running AI.
• Amazon Bedrock: Many leading models, and tools for agents, inside AWS.
• Azure AI Foundry: Microsoft's platform to build, evaluate and deploy AI apps on Azure.
• Vertex AI: Google Cloud's platform for Gemini and other models, with MLOps.
• Pinecone: A managed vector database for search and RAG.
• Weaviate: An open-source vector database with hybrid search.
• Qdrant: A fast open-source vector database, written in Rust.
• Chroma: The simple open-source embedding database for AI apps.
• LangSmith: Trace, test and monitor LLM apps and agents.
• Langfuse: Open-source tracing, evaluation and prompt management for LLM apps.
• Helicone: Open-source observability for LLM calls: costs, latency, logs.
• Braintrust: Evaluate prompts and models, and catch regressions before release.
• Arize Phoenix: Open-source tracing and evaluation for AI apps.
• Mastra: A TypeScript framework for agents, workflows and RAG.
• Pydantic AI: A type-safe Python framework for building agents.
• OpenAI Agents SDK: OpenAI's lightweight framework for multi-agent workflows.
• Agent Development Kit: Google's open-source framework for building and deploying agents.
• AutoGen: Microsoft's framework for agents that work together in conversation.
• Haystack: An open-source framework for RAG pipelines and agents in production.
• DSPy: Program language models instead of prompting them, and optimise automatically.
• llama.cpp: Runs language models efficiently on ordinary CPUs and GPUs, in C++.
• MLX: Apple's array framework for machine learning on Apple silicon.
• PyTorch: The deep-learning framework most AI research and models are built with.
• TensorFlow: Google's end-to-end platform for machine learning.
• scikit-learn: Classic machine learning in Python: classification, regression, clustering.
• MLflow: Track experiments, manage models and evaluate GenAI apps.
• Keras: A friendly deep-learning API that runs on JAX, TensorFlow or PyTorch.
• Label Studio: Open-source data labelling for text, images, audio and video.
• Roboflow: Build and deploy computer-vision models, from labelling to the edge.
• Kaggle: Datasets, notebooks with free GPUs, and machine-learning competitions.
• Google Colab: Python notebooks in the browser, with free GPUs to start.
• Lightning AI: Cloud studios to code, train and serve models on GPUs.
• Unstructured: Turns PDFs, slides and messy documents into data ready for LLMs.
• Jina AI: Embeddings, rerankers and a reader that turns web pages into clean text.
• Voyage AI: High-quality embeddings and rerankers for retrieval.
• Tavily: A search API made for AI agents and RAG.
• Browserbase: Headless browsers in the cloud for AI agents to drive.
• E2B: Secure cloud sandboxes where AI agents can run code.
• GPT4All: Run language models privately on your own computer.
• AnythingLLM: A private all-in-one AI app: chat with documents, agents, any model.
• LocalAI: A drop-in, self-hosted replacement for the OpenAI API.
• Smithery: A registry of MCP servers to plug tools into your AI apps.