Results for “web-development”

Fern

Generates polished API documentation and client SDKs in multiple languages directly from an OpenAPI spec.

Bolt.new

Browser-based tool that builds and hosts a working website or app just from describing it in plain language — no local setup required.

Wegic

A chat-based AI website builder: describe your business in a sentence and get a live, editable website back.

ditto

Point ditto at any public webpage and it hands you back real, editable Next.js or Vite code — fonts, layout and design tokens included — instead of a screenshot or a rough approximation.

Acebuilder

Instead of an AI generating a landing page from a blank prompt and hoping it looks good, Acebuilder starts from professionally-designed Aceternity UI templates and lets AI fill in and rearrange the content — so the output doesn't look generic.

Replay QA

An AI tool that quietly clicks around your web app like a real visitor, then tells you exactly what broke — and where — before your actual users find out.

DevAlly

An AI tool that scans your website for accessibility problems — like text that's too hard to read or buttons a screen reader can't see — and suggests the code fix, right inside your GitHub workflow.

Ploy

An AI platform that rebuilds your website, figures out which companies are quietly browsing it, and runs your ad campaigns — all working in the background instead of sitting on a marketer's to-do list.

CourseKit

Lets you sell an online course from your own website instead of a generic course-platform page — like adding a checkout counter to your existing store rather than renting a stall in someone else's mall.

Frontpage

Builds you a website by chatting with an AI, then keeps quietly A/B-testing and improving it based on how real visitors actually behave — instead of you setting it up once and never touching it again.

Instatic

A free, self-hosted website builder with a visual page editor, like Webflow or WordPress, but one you run on your own server instead of paying a monthly fee to a company.

Giscus

A free comment box you can drop into any blog or website, that stores every comment as a normal GitHub Discussion instead of a database you have to maintain.

Plain

A Python web framework that grew out of a real company's Django app, built explicitly so AI coding assistants (and humans) can understand and safely modify the code.

21st

A library of thousands of ready-made, AI-friendly React design components you can drop into a project — or ask your AI coding assistant to install for you.

c15t

A free, open-source cookie consent banner built for developers, so you're not stuck configuring a clunky third-party widget that slows down your site.

Superdesign

Lets a developer describe a screen in plain English and get real React and Tailwind code back, instead of a picture in a design tool that someone then has to rebuild by hand.

Instatic

A free, self-hosted website builder you can run on your own server instead of paying monthly for Webflow — drag-and-drop pages, blog posts, and forms, plus an AI helper that can edit pages for you.

API Portal

A centralized hub where a company's engineering team can catalog every API they run, publish interactive documentation for each one, and control who inside or outside the company gets access.

Tailkits

A library of ready-made Tailwind CSS components you can copy-paste into a project — or, if you code with Claude or Cursor, let your AI assistant pull them in directly via MCP.

Bento

A free tool that builds animated slide presentations as a single self-contained HTML file — no cloud account, no install, works fully offline.