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Skimle analyses and structures interviews, reports and other qualitative data automatically — combining academic rigour with the speed of AI.

Summari is your Al-powered assistant that instantly summarizes articles. Use Summari to get the main ideas of any link (article, newsletter, magazine, etc.) before investing time reading the whole thing.

Select any text and get instant AI answers powered by Google Gemini. Extract complete YouTube transcripts with live subtitles, track Amazon product prices with history charts.

Start your writing adventure that will leave you inspired, enlightened, and amazed with your AI powered daily diary!

Blainy is your all-in-one platform for writing essays and research papers with ease. Whether you're a student, researcher, or academic, Blainy offers advanced AI tools like autocompletion, plagiarism-free writing assistance, paraphrasing, and AI suggestions to help you...

ThreadRecap is an AI powered tool that turns chat exports into clear summaries, key decisions, action items, and searchable insights.

Upload documents in batch. Get the 30-second version of each one, with the key claims cited to their source pages, exported in a click.

Transform your lengthy articles into engaging, concise summaries with Text Summarizer, your go-to solution powered by cutting-edge artificial intelligence. Achieve instant results and captivate your audience from the outset.

Turn long support tickets into structured case briefs. Inside Zendesk or from any pasted ticket. The next agent reads the brief, not the thread.

Youtube Video Transcript and Video Summary: transform Your YouTube Experience with YouTimeliner – the Ultimate Chrome Extension!

Scramble is an open-source Chrome extension that leverages AI to enhance your writing directly in your browser. It's designed to be a more customizable and privacy-respecting alternative to Grammarly.

unWarp is a voice-first note-taking app. You speak; it transcribes, trims the filler words, fixes names and typos, then files every thought into a clean, searchable note with a title, tags, and a one-line summary.