A knowledge layer that keeps every AI chatbot and assistant in your company answering from the same up-to-date source of truth.
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59 tools found
Site officiel du club de football RC Lens
Verres ophtalmiques Nikon — technologie photographique appliquée à la vision
An open-source agentic RAG system that searches 12 biomedical databases and produces a source-cited synthesis of the evidence.
Site officiel de la ville de Flensburg
Peintures professionnelles — murs, façades, boiseries, sols. Fabricant français.
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Free puzzle platform game (Godot 2.1).
Checks whether your website shows up not just in Google, but in the answers ChatGPT and Perplexity give people — and tells you exactly what to fix if it doesn't.
An AI churn-prediction and customer intelligence platform that flags at-risk accounts months before they leave, pulling data from product analytics, CRMs, and data warehouses without engineering work — custom pricing on request.
A command-line tool for browsing large CSV files without opening Excel or loading them into a script — like the `less` pager, but built for spreadsheet data.
Observability tool for apps built on LLMs — swap in one URL and it starts logging every AI call, tracking what it costs, and tracing multi-step agent workflows across OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini and more.
Social listening tool that monitors Reddit, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, GitHub, Hacker News and 10+ other sources in real time for leads, mentions, and churn signals.
Free, open-source native desktop GUI for MongoDB with enterprise-grade authentication (SSH, X.509, Kerberos, LDAP) and no telemetry.
Instead of switching between a to-do app, a calendar and a notes app, Routine puts all three in one place and lets you talk to it — "remind me to call the plumber tomorrow" becomes a task without typing.
Hit a keyboard shortcut and Timely pastes your actual free times into whatever message you're typing — no more opening your calendar, checking timezones by hand, and typing out "I'm free Tuesday 2-4pm EST" manually.
A booking-page tool like Calendly, but bought once for $27 instead of paid monthly forever — including features like your own custom domain that competitors usually lock behind expensive plans.
Drop your to-do list in as plain text and AI slots every task into your actual week — around sleep, meals and fixed events — with a real money penalty if you blow a deadline anyway.
A way to replace a cold email or a boring form with a short video of yourself, for job applications, sales pitches, or freelance proposals — and it tells you afterward exactly who watched, how much of it, and whether they came back for a second look.
A free app that turns your empty desktop into a workspace of widgets — a mini browser window, calendar, notes and shortcuts always one click away, instead of buried in folders.