Describe what you need in plain language — a poster, a product video, a UI mockup — and Miora produces a full set of matching visuals, remembering your brand style from one request to the next.
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Lets a SaaS company offer "connect to 1,000+ apps" inside its own product without building each integration itself — like renting a ready-made integrations marketplace and putting your own logo on it.
One shared, always-up-to-date customer file instead of scattered notes — Propane pulls signals from every tool your team uses (support tickets, calls, billing, feedback) into a single live view, so product decisions aren't based on whoever happened to rea
A rumor-detector for what people really think of your product online — instead of trusting a handful of five-star reviews, it reads thousands of Reddit posts, TikToks, and comments, checks which ones are genuine, and tells you what's actually being said.
An email inbox with a very competent assistant built in — instead of Gmail dumping everything into one pile you have to sort yourself, Upstream automatically splits it into what needs a reply, what can wait, and what's just noise, and drafts replies in yo
One small widget you drop into your website that answers customer questions, hosts a help center, and shows what's new in your product — instead of stitching together three separate tools.
Install a Chrome extension, click through your own product for 90 seconds, and Mirage turns that recording into a clickable demo you can embed on your landing page — visitors get to try your real product without logging in.
Instead of a static onboarding checklist or a chatbot that only answers questions, Skippr puts a live AI agent inside your product that can actually see the screen, talk to the user, and click through the steps for them.
Loova lets you type a product description and get back a UGC-style ad video — no camera, actor or video editor needed, just a browser and a credit balance.
LiveDemo turns your actual product into a clickable demo that visitors can explore on their own — no sales call, no signup form — and unlike its bigger competitors, it's open source so you can self-host it if you want full control.
Paste your product's landing page URL into Mylar and it writes a script, builds scenes and records narration to produce a launch video — the kind of thing that normally means hiring a motion designer for a week.
Backdrop gives you an AI "product manager" and "engineer" that work inside your existing tools — Slack, Notion, GitHub, Linear — like two new hires who never sleep and always ask before doing anything risky.
Most companies can get an AI agent working in a demo; CreateOS is built for the much harder next step — running it safely in production with governance, kill-switches and audit trails a security team will actually approve.
An open-source platform that watches your AI agents in production and can automatically catch and fix regressions before users notice them.
A free browser extension that quietly tracks how you spend your time online and gives you an honest daily productivity score.
An API that lets an AI agent post, schedule and reply across ten social networks with a single call, instead of juggling ten separate logins.
A tool that turns a PDF, article or recording into a fully produced video podcast, hosted by an AI you design yourself.
A tool that turns a plain-English description of a website or app into a working, hosted product — database, hosting and all included.
A tool that records real production API traffic and automatically turns it into a regression-testing suite.
An AI platform that conducts adaptive voice and video job interviews at scale and scores candidates automatically.