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A personal AI assistant that runs on your devices and actually does things across your apps.
A drag-and-drop workflow builder like Zapier that you run on your own computer, connecting feeds, files and apps step by step.
Microsoft's free tool for driving a web browser with code: record your clicks once and it writes a script that repeats them.
Simulates thousands of AI agents with memory and personalities to forecast how a scenario could play out.
A free Airtable alternative you run on your own computer: spreadsheet-style tables with real field types, linked records, kanban and form views, share links and a REST API.
Watches web pages for you on a schedule and sends an alert when the price, the stock or the words change, with filters so only the part you care about counts.
A free command-line installer for Windows that installs, updates and removes thousands of apps in your own user folder, with no admin password and no setup wizards.
A free, reactive Python notebook: move a slider and every chart, table and sentence that depends on it updates by itself. Notebooks are saved as plain .py files and can be served as read-only apps.
A free text expander: type a short code like :addr and it becomes your full address, an email template or today's date, in any app.