AI Community Directory

brings saved articles, videos, podcasts, PDFs, and notes into project Boards. Creators can explore sources with AI, develop ideas, and turn what they learn into editable articles, images, slides, scripts, and web pages. Reusable Skills support repeatable creative workflows while creators stay in control of the final output.

is an independent, unofficial knowledge base for Probably Stolen. Browse gameplay guides and 267 item references with pictures and base prices in ten interface languages. Ask AI answers gameplay questions using published wiki material and links to relevant source pages, so players can check the context. Guides are free to browse without an account; AI usage and service-budget limits apply. The wiki is not affiliated with the game's developer or publisher.

helps people turn a name, occasion and personal memories into a song gift. Review the lyrics and listen to a preview before purchasing the full song. I am Winson, the maker; this is my own product.

is an independent directory for discovering and publishing AI products. Search the product library, browse categories, read product descriptions and explore new releases before visiting official product websites. Makers can submit products for review and manage their listings. Browsing is free. A capacity-limited Free submission lane requires one-time verification of a public nofollow link to Pikkai; either a badge or a text link works. An optional one-time US$5 Paid submission waives link verification and provides expedited review and release eligibility. It is not a subscription and does not guarantee acceptance, publication, timing, traffic or rankings. Pikkai does not operate a proprietary AI model.

is an open-source database and workspace for people and their existing AI agents. Teams keep business records, docs, reusable skills and apps in a shared base so another agent or teammate can continue from work already done. Permissions decide whether writes take effect immediately or wait for review, and each change retains history. Available as Cloud, Personal Desktop and self-hosted open source. The MIT edition is free; Cloud has free and paid plans. Submitted by the Busabase team with AI assistance.

is a web app for Bible questions and Scripture reading. Bible Chat supports follow-up questions in the same conversation and links to KJV or World English Bible passages for checking the context. Free tools include random Bible verses, chapter reading, verse search and shareable verse cards. AI answers can make mistakes; readers can open the source passages themselves. Free Scripture tools need no account. Bible Chat offers up to five completed answers per browser per week, subject to availability and abuse limits. Optional one-time credit packs cost USD $12.99 for 200, $27.99 for 500, or $29.99 for 1,000 credits before tax. Purchased credits last 365 days; no automatic renewal. Official Orahly product submission, prepared on behalf of the product owner.

is a showcase of 2,135 open-source AI projects, every one verified against GitHub, organised into 17 categories with install guides — no paid listings, no affiliate tools.

Use a starting image, an ending image, and a motion prompt to create a five-second, 480p video with MiniMax H3. The page says this workflow is free, uses 0 credits, and requires no sign-up. Complete the page verification before generating; wait time in the free queue may vary.

is an approval inbox for AI coding agents. When an agent wants to do something consequential, like run a database migration, push a release or send an email, it sends a request with the real thing attached: the command, the diff, the file, the email draft or an image. You approve it, or deny it with feedback such as "use staging instead", from in the terminal, the desktop app or the Android app. A denial reaches the agent as a normal answer, so it changes course instead of retrying. connects the agents it finds: Claude Code and Codex get a permission hook plus MCP; Cursor, omp, Gemini CLI, opencode and other MCP clients use ; scripts and CI use . Requests and decisions stay in a daemon on your own computer, with no handup account. handup is a review tool, not a sandbox. Runs on Linux, macOS and Windows (beta) with an Android companion. 14 days free with every feature and no signup, then $30 one-time per person.

turns a photo of an existing room into visual interior design concepts. Homeowners, renters and designers can explore a full-room makeover or focused changes to furniture, wall colors and materials. Optional reference images help communicate the direction, and a conversational design Agent lets users describe and refine changes. Compare the ideas with the original room before buying furnishings or planning renovation work. Results are visual concepts rather than measured construction plans or guaranteed furniture fits. One-time credit packs are available without a subscription; trial availability varies.

AI-assisted real-time crypto liquidations and derivatives market dashboard. Live heatmaps, funding rates, open interest. Free to use.

is a kitchen inventory app you can fill by voice: say what is in your fridge, freezer and pantry, check what it heard, and save. It shows which of 3,900+ recipes you can cook right now, builds a shopping list of only what you are missing, and gives every item an estimated best-by date so food nearest to spoiling shows first. The core loop is free; Pro adds a hands-free voice cooking assistant and is $7.99 a month or $79 a year, with a 7-day free trial and no card.