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Otto Webmaster is an AI webmaster and marketer built by IslaIntel LLC in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Connect your website (WordPress, Shopify, or a GitHub repo), Search Console, Analytics, Google Business Profile, and ad accounts once, then tell Otto the outcome you want in the web app, on WhatsApp, by email, or from Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor through Otto MCP. Otto comes back with the exact change: a title rewrite, a fixed broken link, a page preview, a paused ad set, or a draft campaign. Nothing merges, publishes, or spends until you approve it, and every change is logged and can be rolled back. It runs technical SEO audits, schema and sitemap fixes, local SEO, and AI-search visibility work, manages ads on Meta, Google, LinkedIn, X, and ChatGPT, and sends a plain-English weekly report.

Testmode AI is an AI testing platform for web applications. You write a test the way you would explain it to a colleague, and Testmode runs it in a real browser, step by step, checking that the outcome you described is what happened. There is no framework to learn and no scripts to maintain. Self-driving explores your app page by page, maps its screens and the journeys customers take, writes and runs tests, and looks into every failure. Each bug it finds comes with the steps to reproduce it and the evidence: the failing step, a screenshot and a session replay. Your inbox holds only what needs you: a bug, a question, or a fix to approve. Tests run on a schedule, from CI through the REST API and GitHub Action, or from an AI assistant over MCP. It works with any web app without code changes: SaaS products, ERP and EHR systems, low-code and legacy software, and AI-generated apps.

Directionally Local is an open-source coding agent harness (Autopilot) plus everything it needs to run on hardware you control. Run npm install -g directionallylocal, then dl. It sets up on your laptop or on your own server over SSH. Inside any GitHub repo, dl opens an agent session that keeps running when you leave. dl run "..." hands off a task that runs in its own sandbox and comes back as a pull request. Subagents and tasks run in Hotcell sandboxes: Docker, Firecracker or Apple Virtualization microVMs. Your real API key never enters a sandbox; each one gets a short-lived, spend-capped token. Bring any provider: OpenRouter, DeepSeek, OpenAI, Ollama and 20+ more. Serverless Objects adds Workers-compatible durable state for previews. MIT and Apache-2.0.

Enhanciar is a company brain for small teams: ask it anything, then hand it the follow-up. It connects to the tools your team already uses (Slack, Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Notion, Confluence, Jira, Linear, Zendesk, GitHub and Postgres) and answers any question in plain English with a link to every source. Then it drafts the follow-up (a Gmail reply, a Jira or Linear ticket, a Notion page, a Slack update or a calendar event) and waits in an Actions queue until a person approves it. It can also review every pull request with your whole codebase as context. Ask in the web app, in Slack, on your phone, from Claude and Cursor through its MCP server, or through the API. Everyone only sees what they already have access to. Paid plans (Solo $24/month, Team $100/month); you bring your own AI key (Gemini, OpenAI or Anthropic).

Morphy is a desktop workspace for developers and builders who work with several AI coding agents. Claude Code, Codex, Grok, GitHub Copilot, Gemini (Antigravity), OpenRouter and local Ollama models each run as a chat card on an infinite canvas, signed in with the plans the user already pays for. Every chat shows the agent's steps, any turn can be undone, and a conversation can continue with another AI when one hits its usage limit. Each project gets its own frame, and focus mode tiles the chats you need on one screen. Agents build cards on request (live trackers, dashboards, small internal tools), and flows chain chats with arrows so one agent's answer goes to the next, on a schedule if wanted. A built-in browser, terminal and file viewer sit beside the chats. Windows, Mac and Linux. Free; Pro is $9 a month.

Astogi is a set of integrations and automations for Asana, built for teams that need to refer to their work quickly. Auto numbering puts a unique, sequential number at the front of each new task name, with a prefix you choose per project, for example ABC-0042. Because the number is part of the name, it shows up everywhere the task does: in notifications, exports, file names and chat. Git commit tracking connects GitHub or Bitbucket. Mention a task number in a commit message and Astogi posts the commit to the matching Asana task. Round robin assignment hands each new task to the next person in the rotation. Team collaborators adds a whole team to a task in one step, and team alias keeps a team updated on a task. ChatGPT for Asana answers questions as a comment inside the task. Setup is done by inviting an Astogi user to your Asana project. There is a free plan to try it.

Brigade is an open-source (MIT) app that gives a company a team of AI teammates for support, marketing, sales and code. Each teammate is the official Claude Code or Codex, signed in with the member's own Claude or ChatGPT plan, so there is no second AI bill. Each one has a job, its own computer, the Apps it is given (Gmail, GitHub, Stripe, Notion, Linear and others, or any MCP server) and a shared memory of how the team works. You choose what each teammate does on its own and what waits for your yes, in one "Needs you" list that also works on the phone. Brigade is free on your own computer (Mac or Linux); Brigade Cloud is $99/month per workspace and gives teammates a computer that keeps working when yours is off. Live demo with no sign-up: https://demo.brigade.lol. Source code: https://github.com/gmpetrov/brigade

Compresto is a highly efficient software tool designed to streamline file compression across various formats, including videos, images, GIFs, and PDFs. By significantly reducing file sizes while preserving their quality, Compresto enhances productivity for individuals and businesses by optimizing storage and improving data transfer speeds. The product is tailored for macOS users, supporting both Intel and Apple Silicon architectures with macOS 13+. Notable features like folder monitoring, a drop zone for easy file management, video-to-GIF conversion, and a Raycast extension make it indispensable for efficient workflow integration. With endorsements from top industry leaders like Guillermo Rauch, CEO of Vercel, Compresto boasts a strong community of over 11,000 users who benefit from its capacity to save substantial storage space and boost productivity. The company ensures continuous support through thorough documentation, changelogs, FAQs, and a developer community on platforms like GitHub.

is.team is an AI-native project management platform where AI agents and humans manage projects together. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible AI tool via the built-in MCP Server — AI agents create tasks, move work through pipelines, post comments, and log time alongside your team. Built on an infinite canvas where kanban boards, notes, and connections live side by side. Features include AI Card Assistant, AI automations with plain English rules, AI Workflow Planner, AI Meeting Notes (Google Meet, Zoom, Teams), real-time collaboration with live cursors, voice rooms with screen sharing, timeline view, sprint management, time tracking with desktop app, budget tracking, and native integrations with GitHub, Slack, Google Drive, Figma, and Google Calendar. Flat-rate pricing per workspace, not per seat. Free plan available with unlimited tasks.

**Infrlo — Simplifying Application Deployment** Infrlo is a Platform as a Service (PaaS) designed to make application deployment simple, accessible, and developer-friendly. It enables developers to deploy and manage applications without the complexity of manually configuring and maintaining deployment infrastructure. With Infrlo, developers can connect their GitHub repositories, configure build and start commands, and deploy applications through a streamlined workflow. The platform aims to reduce infrastructure management overhead so developers can spend more time building, testing, and improving their products. Infrlo is built for students, independent developers, startups, and development teams looking for a straightforward way to bring their applications online. Its goal is to make modern deployment tools more accessible, especially for developers learning to build and launch their first projects. By focusing on simplicity, accessibility, and developer experience, Infrlo aims to provide a practical deployment platform for projects at different stages of development. Learn more at https://infrlo.com.

Magnus is an AI chief of staff for founders, startups and small businesses. You tell it what the company is working towards, and it keeps those goals in view, suggests the next steps and writes the documents you keep putting off. Key features: - Goal tracking with suggested next steps - Creates PDF, Word and Excel documents, with templates for pitch decks, NDAs, OKRs, proposals, invoices and more - Uses your company notes to keep answers accurate - Integrations with Google, Slack, GitHub and Notion, plus an MCP server - Voice conversations through a lip-synced 3D avatar - Bring your own API keys for Claude, OpenAI or Grok models, or use the all-inclusive plan Magnus runs in the browser and has apps for Mac, iPhone, iPad, Android and Linux, in 38 languages. Free trial, then $29.99 a month with your own API keys or $49.99 a month all inclusive. Based in London.

Thintent is quoting and invoicing software for independent UK print shops: digital, litho and large-format. Write the quote freeform, or let it cost the job from your own press, stock and finishing, with your mark-up shown. Digital is priced by the click, litho by the plate, large format by the square metre. There's no catalogue to build first: a press or paper is added the first time a job needs it. The customer gets one branded link. They accept and pay by card or Pay by Bank through your own Stripe, with no account to create. Thintent takes no cut. Once it's a job, you get a job board, a press-by-day board, job sheets, delivery notes, deposits that hold production until paid, and supplier purchase orders. Invoices get UK VAT right, and invoices, payments and Stripe payouts sync to Sage Accounting. One flat price per shop, with your whole team included. 30-day free trial, no card needed.

Neevio is web-based project management software for agencies, service teams and software development teams. Teams plan work with tasks, epics, sprints and documents, and connect delivery to client scope, change approvals, timesheets, invoices and project profitability. For client projects, Neevio keeps the agreement, incoming request, delivery work and commercial decision in one workspace. Internal teams can use core project planning without client billing. Scope Guard supports scope review with human decisions, while Neevio Loops supports recurring updates using available schedules and task events. Neevio offers a free plan with unlimited members, two projects and 250 tasks. Paid plans are priced per user in USD: Basic starts at $6 monthly or $5 per month billed annually; Business starts at $10 monthly or $9 per month billed annually. GitHub and Slack integrations are available; other integrations have separate availability and setup requirements.

EaseClaw is an AI lead-finding agent. You paste your website, it builds a profile of what you sell and who buys it, then monitors 12 sources around the clock: Reddit, Hacker News, LinkedIn, X, Stack Overflow, GitHub, Quora, Product Hunt, Medium, Indie Hackers, Trustpilot, and the open web. Every matching post is scored 0 to 100 for buying intent, so vendors, tutorials, and venting are filtered out and only genuine buyer conversations surface. For each lead it drafts a reply in your voice. You review and send everything yourself; EaseClaw never posts on your behalf. Also includes a LinkedIn competitor radar, contact enrichment, native pushes to HubSpot, Pipedrive, Notion and Airtable, plus an MCP server and REST API so agents like Claude Code or Cursor can drive it. Free plan available with no card required; paid plans from $49/month with a 7-day free trial.

UI zap is a developer-first bug reporting and session capture tool for modern web apps. With a single click, anyone on your team—QA, support, product, or beta users—can submit a rich, reproducible report: lightweight screen recording (GIF/video), DOM replay, console and network logs, and precise environment metadata (URL, browser/OS, viewport, feature flags, app version, and more). Each report shares as a secure link and flows directly into tools your team already uses (Jira, Linear, GitHub Issues, Slack) so engineers can reproduce and fix issues faster with less back-and-forth. Built for speed and privacy, uizap uses an edge-first architecture to keep capture and playback fast worldwide while supporting sensible retention and light PII scrubbing. The result: cleaner tickets, accelerated triage, fewer duplicate bugs, and shorter mean time to resolution—especially in stateful single-page apps where issues are hard to recreate.

Kowiki is a knowledge base platform that organizes scattered documents from sources like Google Drive, SharePoint, GitHub, and Dropbox into a unified, searchable repository. To view your content, Kowiki integrates with tools like Slack, Microsoft Teams, and AI agents, enabling access to content directly within existing workflows. Kowiki requires no manual reorganization or file migration, as it automatically syncs changes to keep the knowledge base current. We prioritize privacy by temporarily caching data without permanently storing source content. Administrators can control visibility permissions across platforms, while multi-source search and AI-powered answers enhance the experience for all members of your team. Additional features include smart metadata handling, custom domains, and usage analytics. With Kowiki you can support a diverse range of use cases like team documentation, onboarding materials, support portals, and public knowledge bases.

LayerDock is a visual website feedback tool for software teams, made up of a Chrome extension and a web dashboard. Teams and clients drop pins directly on live websites, and every pin automatically captures a screenshot, CSS selector, viewport size, console logs, network requests and browser/OS info. Organize each website as a Dock, share Versions with clients for review (no client account needed), then assign feedback to teammates and track it through open, in review, changes requested, approved and resolved. Features include multi-viewport review, screen recording with a rolling 60-second buffer, AI element labeling, pins that survive redeploys, threaded comments, and integrations with Slack, Jira, Linear, GitHub and Trello. An MCP integration sends pins with full context straight to coding agents like Claude Code and Cursor. A lightweight alternative to BugHerd, Marker.io and MarkUp.io, with a free plan and paid plans from $19/month.

Orkestia connects AI tools to real work through typed, governed workflows that run in your own cloud. Paste the Orkestia MCP URL into Claude, Cursor, Codex or Lovable, sign in, and your AI agent can run production operations such as deploys, CI runners, Kubernetes, networks, container registries, webhooks and incident response. Every action is a typed, audited workflow, not an ad-hoc script. The same workflows can be called by people from the console, by code through the API, or by AI agents over MCP, and all three share one history. The AI designs a workflow once, and after that it runs without calling the model again. Execution happens in your own cloud account, with integrations for AWS, Azure, Kubernetes, GitHub, Cloudflare, Stripe and more. Built for platform, DevOps and engineering teams who want AI agents doing real operational work with governance, auditability and control. Self sign-up, with published pricing.

Trackflow is an AI-powered project management and issue tracking platform built for modern software teams. Plan sprints, manage epics, and track issues in one workspace, with AI ticket summaries, similar-ticket detection, kanban boards, dashboards, reports, and built-in Jira & Excel import. Key features: • Sprints & backlogs — planning, kanban boards, velocity & sprint reports • Issues — tasks, bugs, stories, subtasks with priorities, story points, attachments & watchers • Epics — group work and track progress across releases • AI Insights — ticket summaries, similar-ticket detection, AI project reports • Dashboards — project health, active sprints, timelines, "My Issues" • Integrations — Jira import, Excel import, GitHub • Team-ready — roles & permissions, multi-tenant workspaces, notifications, global search

DepWarden is a free, anonymous software composition analysis (SCA) and static application security testing (SAST) platform that runs in the browser with no account. SCA: scans manifests, lockfiles, SBOMs and JARs across 11 ecosystems (npm, PyPI, Maven, Gradle, Go, Cargo, Composer, RubyGems, NuGet, Dart, Swift) against live OSV, CISA KEV and EPSS data. It also flags typosquatting, maintainer changes, install scripts and abandoned packages. SAST: pattern and taint analysis across 14 languages with 300+ rules, plus secret scanning and IaC checks for Dockerfiles, Terraform, GitHub Actions and Kubernetes. Findings are ranked by real-world exploitability (KEV, EPSS, fix availability) with compatibility-aware upgrade guidance. Export CycloneDX SBOMs with VEX; the CLI, Maven plugin and CI integrations can gate builds. Sessions are isolated and purged after 30 days.