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SEO Score API gives you a complete, programmatic SEO audit of any URL through a single API call. Instead of a dashboard you have to log into, you get structured JSON: a 0–100 score, a letter grade, per-category breakdowns, and a ranked list of fixes you can act on immediately. It runs 50+ automated checks across five areas — SEO, performance, accessibility, AI readability, and generative-engine optimization (SXO/AEO/AIO) — using a real headless browser, so JavaScript-rendered pages score accurately. Built for developers and agencies: - CI/CD quality gates — fail a build when SEO regresses, via the GitHub Action or any pipeline - Batch audits — score an entire site in one call - Score monitoring + email alerts — catch drops before your client does - Shareable reports & SVG score badges — white-label client-ready output - Official SDKs — Python, Node.js, and an n8n community node Free tier included (2 audits/day, no card). Paid plans from $5/mo.

BA Star is a self-hosted AI Business Analyst that generates structured epics, user stories, tasks, bugs, and spikes for product and engineering teams. It reads your product sources to build context; creating draft items for human review; and updating your backlog only with changes you explicitly approve. Integrates with Jira (Cloud & Data Center), Confluence (Cloud & Data Center), GitHub (Cloud & Enterprise Server), GitLab (Cloud & Self-hosted), Bitbucket (Cloud & Data Center), Azure DevOps (Cloud & Server), Figma, and Aha!. Processes meeting transcripts from Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet, plus uploaded documents in PDF, DOCX, TXT, or Markdown. Every output is grounded in your existing product knowledge — backlog history, architecture decisions, design files, and team conventions. Conflicts and dependencies are surfaced before they become blockers. Deployed within your own infrastructure — AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, or on-premise. Your data never leaves your servers.

YouGrow is an open-source growth marketing platform. From one admin portal, a team can run waitlists, lifecycle email journeys, blog and newsletter content, and LinkedIn and X posts. An AI agent called Vizzy drafts the work, and people review and approve it before anything goes out. Waitlist pages and embeddable forms collect sign-ups. Lifecycle journeys send emails when people sign up, when a connected product reports an event, on set dates, or after someone has been inactive for a while. Products connect through a REST API and a Node SDK. A page for each person shows the journey emails they were sent and which ones they opened and clicked. The content tools write blog articles from what the brand has taught YouGrow, using the websites and GitHub repositories it reads. They also make hero images in a choice of styles and schedule social posts. Teams can use the hosted service or run their own copy on their own Google Cloud project. The code is licensed under AGPL-3.0.

Testera is an agentic test management platform that combines classic QA workflows with AI-powered automation. Teams manage projects, manual and BDD test cases, plans, environments, and runs in one workspace, import existing suites from CSV/XLSX, and link CI runs from GitHub Actions. Upload results from Allure, Playwright, Cypress, HTML, or unit-test output to compare runs and environments, and track coverage, quality trends, and DORA metrics. Testera's AI Companion answers questions about your suite in plain language, and a hosted MCP server (mcp.testera.io) lets Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, VS Code, or your own agents list projects, author cases, and update runs. Scheduled automations triage failures, file tickets, and open self-heal draft PRs for broken tests, while humans always approve the merge. Event webhooks, a Slack bot, a REST API, and shareable reports round out the platform. Testera is free with unlimited seats, projects, and test cases. Bring your own AI key for free, or use Testera-hosted AI credits.

Ordel is an AI testing agent for web apps, with a human approval step on everything it does. Point it at your application and it explores the pages in a real browser, keeps a map of what it found, turns requirements into test cases, writes Playwright automation with page objects, runs the tests in the cloud or on your machine, and reports what failed. A QA agent finds coverage gaps and cites the evidence behind each suggestion. Teams can also run API checks, compare data between two systems, and turn a recorded journey into a load test. A test that ran no assertions is never reported as a pass, broken locators are repaired only with a person's approval, and everything Ordel writes is plain Playwright code the team owns. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and GitHub Copilot connect to Ordel over MCP. Developers can start with the free Ordel CLI, which runs locally with no account. Paid plans: Starter $19 and Professional $49 per user per month with a 14-day trial; Enterprise, including on-prem, on request.

Grammage measures the carbon footprint of a website and tells you what to fix first to make it lighter. A real Chromium browser opens each page with a phone profile, the way a visitor would, measures what it downloads, and gives a score out of 100 compared with sites of the same category, along with an estimate in grams of CO2 per visit (Sustainable Web Design model). A free test, with no account needed, runs the full audit one page at a time, three times a day per domain. Paid plans run Grammage in your CI pipeline (GitLab CI, GitHub Actions, Bitbucket Pipelines, Jenkins, any Docker-based CI) so a regression is caught before it ships, and add a public badge backed by a signed attestation: Solyzon measures the pages again, and the badge checks the signature in each visitor's browser. There are plans for developers, agencies and companies. Grammage also publishes an open barometer of the homepage weight of 125 sites, with its method and data. It is built by Solyzon, a French web studio focused on low-carbon websites.

TestLink Pro is test management software built for QA teams that don't want to pay enterprise prices. Free for 5 users, 3 projects, and 1,000 test cases — no credit card, no time limit. A 10-person team pays a flat $19/month, not per user. Core features: • Test case management with modules, steps, expected results, and custom fields • Test runs with pass/fail/blocked, evidence uploads, and PDF reports • Requirements traceability matrix (RTM) • AI-powered test execution with Playwright — record and replay browser tests • Import from TestRail, Qase, Zephyr, Xray, QA Touch, and Excel • 15 integrations: Jira, ClickUp, GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, Slack, Teams • CI report ingestion: JUnit, TestNG, Playwright, Cypress, Robot Framework • Documentation spaces for team knowledge • Custom RBAC roles and permissions Hosted in Germany (EU). Built by QA engineers with 10+ years of testing experience.

Vereda is an engineering team analytics platform that gives VPs and engineering managers visibility into burnout, blockers, and performance across every team — without adding more meetings. Start with free async standups in Slack for unlimited team members. VERA, our AI assistant, automatically detects repeated blockers, sentiment shifts, and stalled goals, then reaches out to engineers via Slack DM with focused follow-up questions. Managers see the insights without micromanaging. Vereda continuously collects performance evidence from standups, check-ins, and integrations with Jira, GitHub, and Linear — so when review time comes, you have 6 months of real data instead of relying on memory. Key capabilities: Free async standups in Slack for unlimited users AI-powered burnout and flight risk detection Proactive micro check-ins via Slack DM 1:1 meeting prep with data-backed talking points Performance review drafts with continuous evidence 9-box talent grid for cross-team calibration Engineering pulse surveys Goal tracking tied to daily work Built for engineering teams, not HR. Set up in under 5 minutes.

Weavable is a context management platform designed to enhance the performance of AI agents by providing structured, scoped, and continuously updated work contexts. By integrating with over 20 tools—including Google, Zendesk, Notion, Linear, GitHub, Jira, Slack, HubSpot, and Claude—Weavable enables users to connect their existing workflows seamlessly. This integration allows for the definition of specific contexts by selecting relevant tools, projects, channels, and pipelines, ensuring that AI agents operate within a well-defined data perimeter. Weavable constructs a dynamic graph that resolves entities across tools, tracks changes in real-time, and maps relationships, ensuring that the context remains current before any query is executed. This approach leads to a 90% reduction in token usage and more consistent outputs from AI models. Additionally, Weavable offers features such as deterministic outputs, zero maintenance by absorbing upstream changes, and portability across various AI clients. It also provides robust access control, data scoping to exclude sensitive information, quick setup without the need for hosting servers, and compliance with SOC2 Type II and HIPAA standards, ensuring data security and privacy.

TaskJect is a lightweight task and project management tool designed specifically for small technical teams. It offers a clean and minimalistic interface that enables teams to track tasks, monitor progress, and collaborate effectively without the complexity of more bloated platforms. By focusing on essential features, TaskJect helps teams streamline their workflows and enhance productivity. Key Features and Functionality: - Project Management: Organize projects with clear workflows and real-time updates. - Task Management: Assign, track, and complete tasks efficiently. - Advanced Analytics: Gain insights with detailed performance reports. - Team Management: Collaborate seamlessly and streamline teamwork. - Personal Profile: Customize your profile for the best experience. - Integrations: Integrate with tools like Telegram and GitHub to enhance functionality. Primary Value and User Solutions: TaskJect addresses the common challenges faced by small tech teams in managing projects and tasks. By providing a straightforward and efficient platform, it eliminates the distractions and complexities often associated with larger project management tools. This allows teams to focus more on their work and less on managing the management process, ultimately leading to increased efficiency and better project outcomes.

Looties is a marketplace where developers, founders, and tech enthusiasts buy and sell conference swag, limited-edition merch, and developer gear from the events they love. Every tech conference produces a finite run of t-shirts, hoodies, stickers, and collectibles... most of which end up forgotten in a drawer. Looties gives those items a second life by connecting sellers who attended the event with buyers who couldn't make it or who simply missed out on their size. By making these items visible, accessible, and tradable, Looties opens up a new space for a global community of tens of millions of professionals — at the intersection of second-hand commerce, tech culture, and professional identity. Key features of the Looties experience - Fully specialized inventory: 100% tech-focused, from major players (Microsoft, GitHub, MongoDB…) to rising AI companies (Baseten, Pruna AI, Together AI…) - AI-powered experience: Artificial intelligence is embedded at the core of the platform to simplify item listing for sellers - Rare and unique items: Hundreds of products already available, including rare AMD Lego sets and “Docker x Doom” stickers - A living museum: Brands. Conferences. Defining moments. One item at a time.

Traken is a release tracking dashboard for software development teams. When an incident hits, root cause analysis stalls because nobody can quickly answer: what shipped, when, and who owns it? Traken makes every production release visible, searchable, and attributable from day one, without requiring pipeline integration. Any team member can log a release in seconds. The shared feed is filterable by date, team, and subsystem, with full-text search across titles and descriptions. SREs use it during incidents to identify which releases landed before a regression. Engineering managers use it to audit release cadence across teams without scheduling a meeting. Key capabilities: - Manual release logging with title, timestamp, team, subsystem, and description - GitHub and GitLab webhook integration — Traken normalizes payloads automatically - Custom webhook endpoint for CI/CD pipelines and scripts - Slack notifications on every new release - CSV import for backfilling historical release data - Release feed with filters, full-text search, and shareable URLs - Dashboards with release cadence analytics across teams and projects - Team-based workspaces with Admin and Member roles

Depna is a dependency security scanner that finds known vulnerabilities without needing access to your source code. Instead of connecting to your repository, you upload a single dependency file such as package.json, requirements.txt or pom.xml and get a full report in under 2 minutes. This no repo access model fits teams working under strict security policies. The file is processed in memory then deleted right after the scan. It covers 8 ecosystems and ranks findings by severity from Critical to Low, with the CVE, the CVSS score and the exact fixed version for each one. Lock files add full transitive coverage. Every finding is explained by AI in three layers for engineers, managers and executives, and Depna generates audit ready ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II PDF reports that you can white label. Scan from the dashboard or add one command to your CI/CD pipeline for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Bitbucket. Get alerts in Slack, Teams, Discord or email when something critical lands. Built for startups and small teams, with a free plan and paid tiers that scale by projects.

Conzent is an IAB TCF-certified (CMP #446) and Google CMP Partner-certified consent management platform built on the belief that compliance should be free for everyone. What makes it different from every other CMP: — Source-available (BSL 1.1, converts to Apache 2.0) — full source code on GitHub — Self-host with one command: curl -sSL https://getconzent.com/install | sh — Built-in A/B Testing — test banner designs, copy, and layouts — Revenue Impact Analysis — real-time dashboard showing how consent choices affect ad revenue — No tracking of your visitors — ever Compliance: GDPR, CCPA, LGPD, ePrivacy Directive, IAB TCF v2.3, Google Consent Mode v2 Integrations: WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, TYPO3, Umbraco, Wix, Matomo TM, Google Tag Manager Performance: Sub-50ms script load. Zero layout shift. Async by default. EU-hosted cloud, or self-host free on your own infrastructure. Pricing decreases as sponsorship revenue grows — goal is to make compliance free for everyone.

Quint is the behavioral security platform for AI agents. As enterprises deploy autonomous coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, and Devin, security teams have zero visibility into what those agents actually do at runtime. The gap between what an agent claims and what the OS actually sees is where every AI agent breach lives. Existing AI security tools stop at the API gateway. Quint doesn't. A single action is never the signal. The sequence is. Quint intercepts every agent action at the OS level (Endpoint Security framework on macOS, eBPF on Linux), builds a behavioral baseline per agent, scores every action in real time against that baseline, and signs a tamper-proof Ed25519 audit trail for every tool call. One install, every agent, zero code changes. Works with any AI agent running on macOS or Linux. Maps to GDPR, HIPAA, SOC 2, PCI-DSS, EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and ISO 42001. Edge-first by design. Raw agent conversations, tool arguments, and file contents never leave the endpoint.

CreonAI turns a plain description into a working website or web app, and you watch it being built. Type what you need, like a booking page for a barber or a members area for a running club. The AI agent writes real code, checks the page in a real browser, fixes what it finds and puts it online at a live address. Apps can have sign up and sign in, saved data, password reset and owner screens built in, so a simple app does not need a separate database account. If you want more, connect your own Supabase project or GitHub. Change anything by chatting: "make the header darker", "add a prices page". Your files are yours to download, and there is an iPhone app. Free plan: 500 credits once you confirm your email, up to 150 credits a day, and up to 3 sites that stay online for good on a Creon address. No card. Paid plans start at £19.99 a month (Pro): 1,500 credits a month, stronger AI models, up to 25 sites, no badge, your own domain, plus AI images and video adverts. Made in Glasgow by CREONAI LTD.

Z-Shot is a Chrome extension for screenshot capture, annotation, and screen recording, built for support, QA, product, and documentation teams who need to explain things visually — without exposing private data. Capture a full page, a scrolling page, a specific element, or a pixel-precise region, pin the result to your screen, and annotate it in the built-in editor with arrows, text, shapes, blur, and pixelation. Privacy Guard automatically detects and redacts sensitive information such as email addresses, phone numbers, and payment card details before you share. On-device OCR extracts text from screenshots in 17 languages. Z-Shot also records your screen: edit recordings by transcript in Video Studio with automatic zoom, turn a workflow into a step-by-step guide (exportable as Markdown, HTML, or PDF), or file a rich bug report directly to GitHub, GitLab, or Linear. Share captures through your own storage — S3, R2, Imgur, or a custom webhook — so your images stay under your control. Free plan available with no credit card required. Pro is $9.99/month per seat.

HCM.LT is SaaS HR management software for the Lithuanian market.

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TissueApp is an integration solution to integrate Zendesk with Github issues.