A security control layer that lets AI agents safely use your company's tools — Stripe, Slack, Salesforce, and 1000+ others — without giving them free rein over sensitive systems.
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101 tools found
A free resume builder that formats your CV so applicant-tracking software can actually read it — no watermark blackmail, no forced account, no hidden paywall on core features.
A control tower for payroll at companies operating in dozens of countries, pulling data from 40+ local payroll vendors into one dashboard instead of forcing finance teams to log into each one separately.
A billing engine, now owned by Salesforce, that turns raw product-usage data into accurate invoices for companies that charge by consumption instead of flat monthly fees.
Rented supercomputer power and tooling for teams training their own AI models with reinforcement learning, instead of just calling someone else's finished model through an API.
A device-level security platform that monitors AI usage — CLI agents, desktop apps, browser AI — across an entire employee fleet, integrating with MDM tools like Jamf and JumpCloud, free for 30 days on up to 10 devices.
An authorization gateway that sits between AI agents and the apps they touch — Gmail, Slack, GitHub, and more — approving a task once and enforcing it on every call, so agents never see real credentials. Free self-hosted, or from $50/month.
An API-first embedded finance platform that lets startups, banks, and enterprises launch banking features — payment orchestration, transaction authentication, credit decisioning — without building that infrastructure from scratch.
A stablecoin payment infrastructure API — acquired by Stripe for $1.1B — that lets businesses orchestrate, issue, and manage stablecoins for cross-border money movement, including global card programs built on Stripe Issuing.
A cloud management tool that watches how your applications actually behave and adjusts resources — scaling, costs, availability — on its own using reinforcement learning, instead of an engineer setting static rules that go stale.
A platform orchestration layer that lets developers request cloud resources themselves without waiting on a ticket queue, while ops keeps the guardrails — security, cost, and compliance rules — enforced automatically underneath.
A drag-and-drop canvas for chaining together AI steps — summarize this, then check that, then post there — into a workflow that runs itself on a schedule or trigger, without you writing code or juggling API keys for each AI model.
A free, open-source app that lets you run several AI coding agents — Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor — side by side in their own isolated copies of your project, so you can compare their results.
A Python-native orchestration platform for running data pipelines, dbt workflows, and AI agents on either serverless or self-hosted infrastructure.
Data-syncing platform that moves data both ways between a company's warehouse and the everyday tools (Salesforce, Google Sheets, Stripe) that teams actually work in.
A desktop app where you build a web automation — clicking buttons, filling forms, scraping data — by pointing and clicking, and it hands you real, ready-to-use Playwright code at the end instead of locking your work inside a subscription.
A website analytics tool that shows you who's visiting your site in real time without tracking cookies or forcing you to show a consent banner, and lets you ask questions about your traffic in plain English.
Think of it as a Supabase for AI apps specifically — a database, a document-search engine, and a visual agent builder bundled together, so building an AI product doesn't mean separately wiring up Postgres, a vector store, and an orchestration framework yo
A free tool that lets you run several AI coding assistants on the same problem at once, each working in its own isolated copy of your code, so you can compare their different solutions and pick (or merge) the best one.
You describe a song in a sentence — "upbeat lo-fi with a jazzy piano hook" — and within about 30 seconds Orchestria hands back a full mix, but unlike most AI music generators, it also splits that mix into separate, editable tracks for drums, bass, vocals,