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Momen

A no-code builder that lets you describe the app you want in plain language and get a working full-stack web app back, database and backend included.

WebMCP Stack

Turns OpenAPI specs into safe, typed tools that AI agents can call, without manual wiring.

PolicyStack

Open-source, developer-first privacy and cookie-consent infrastructure with headless consent flows and version-controlled policies.

Cairn

An open-source incident-analysis copilot: ask it in plain English why something broke, and it queries your observability stack, correlates deploys, and proposes a root cause with evidence, with human approval required before it acts.

HelpStack

AI-powered shared inbox that unifies email, Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and web chat, with auto-translation in 40+ languages

StackRadar CLI

Lightweight CLI that scans your live Kubernetes cluster for known-exploited vulnerabilities, no agent required

Snowglobe

Fake but realistic telemetry generator to test your observability stack without real infrastructure

Mole

Native Mac app that replaces a stack of separate utilities — cache cleanup, app uninstaller, disk analyzer, and live system monitor — with no subscription.

DepthData

Enterprise dashboard that connects to ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini and other AI vendor consoles via read-only APIs to show unified spend, adoption, and ROI across your whole AI stack.

Lore Machine

AI-powered platform for building interactive, playable story worlds (LOREs) with characters, locations, and branching choices, for writers, worldbuilders, and game designers.

nodeterm

A node-based terminal manager that lays out your terminal and AI coding agent sessions on an infinite canvas instead of stacked tabs, with tmux persistence and a built-in kanban board.

Supernova

Syncs Stripe, HubSpot, Postgres, and 40+ other business tools into one encrypted data lake you can query directly from Claude or Codex, without waiting on engineers or building a BI stack.

Haystack

An open-source toolkit for building AI systems that answer questions using your own documents — feeding an AI model your company's PDFs, wikis, or support tickets so it answers from real content instead of guessing.

Axe

A free, open-source command-line tool that lets you define small, single-purpose AI agents as simple config files and run them like Unix programs — triggered from the terminal, a cron job, a git hook, or piped straight into another command.

Beszel

A free, open-source tool that watches your servers — CPU, memory, disk, Docker containers, even temperature — and alerts you when something's wrong, without the resource overhead of heavier monitoring stacks.

Privacy Mask

A free tool that automatically blurs out phone numbers, ID cards, and API keys in a screenshot before you paste it into an AI chat, so you don't accidentally leak personal data.

Hermes Control Interface

A self-hosted dashboard for managing multiple AI agents running on the Hermes Agent stack, with terminal, chat, monitoring, and MCP server control.

Peekaping

Self-hosted uptime monitoring and status pages with a typed Go/React stack and 20+ alert channels.

DragBin

End-to-end encrypted cloud storage with post-quantum key exchange and client-side AES-256 encryption, from $3/month for 500GB.

CodersNote

An AI programming tutor that shows you code running line by line — the call stack growing, memory changing, branches taken — instead of just explaining it in a paragraph of text.