Unifies RMM, ITSM, PSA, CRM, and SOC in one platform so managed service providers can run their business without stitching five tools together
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Lets you build a team of specialist AI agents that work together and run consistently across Claude Code, desktop, CLI, or your own app
All-in-one workspace that bundles documents, tasks, team chat, email, and a CRM into one connected system, so information from any of them can be linked together instead of scattered across separate apps.
An open-source developer toolkit for building the kind of real-time voice conversation you'd have with a phone-support AI — speech in, AI processing, voice out — directly in a web browser, without gluing together five separate services yourself.
A marketplace where you can discover ready-made AI agents, run several of them together in one workspace, or build and sell your own — without needing machine-learning expertise.
An open-source tool for building internal business apps — like a custom CRM or inventory tracker — by defining your data and dragging together a screen, instead of coding a database app from scratch.
A free, open-source "operating system" that lets different AI coding agents — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor — work together on the same task instead of each running in its own isolated silo.
An open-source "context database" for AI agents that stores memory, retrieved knowledge, and skills together as a browsable filesystem, so agents don't have to relearn everything each session.
Waku is a free native desktop app that pulls together sessions, transcripts, and activity from all the AI coding agents you use into one unified, local timeline.
A code editor built for the moment designers and programmers work on the same feature together — you can click and drag elements in the live running app the same way you'd write code, with an AI agent and Git built in.
A no-code workflow builder that lets IT and security teams automate repetitive tasks — like triaging alerts or provisioning accounts — by connecting tools together with drag-and-drop "stories," no developer required.
Puts error tracking, logs, distributed tracing and infrastructure metrics in one dashboard instead of four separate subscriptions, aimed at teams that don't want to stitch together Sentry, a log tool and a metrics tool by hand.
An all-in-one no-code suite for digital creators to sell courses and products, with checkout, a website builder, email marketing and course delivery bundled together.
An all-in-one AI platform that tries to run the busywork of an early-stage startup — pitch decks, investor pipeline, data room, daily briefings — instead of stitching together a CRM, a doc tool, and a spreadsheet.
One API that answers 27+ different 'is this real/valid/compliant' questions — bank numbers, sanctions lists, Turkish tax rules — instead of stitching together a dozen vendors.
Lets a non-technical team spin up a working AI support or sales agent by pointing it at a URL, instead of hiring a developer to wire one together.
A free, open-source drag-and-drop builder for wiring together chatbots and AI agents out of LLM building blocks, without writing the underlying code.
A free, open-source video editor for Mac that lets you and an AI coding assistant (like Claude or Cursor) generate and edit footage together, right inside the timeline.
A shared workspace for writing product docs, knowledge bases, and API references together as a team, with AI helping tighten the writing and generate API reference pages from your spec automatically.
An open-source tool that builds AI agents which actually understand how your codebase fits together — not just individual files — so they can debug, plan features, and answer questions grounded in the real structure of your code.