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Founden is the engine for autonomous software. Describe the first version and it goes live. Leave it running and it keeps developing itself. Founden turns a plain-language description into a real, running company: the website, the app with sign-in, its back office, payments, email and its own domain, built and published by an AI builder (Claude Code or Codex). Switch on autopilot and the same AI keeps developing it: it ships improvements, answers the company's email and works on growth. Build in the browser or in the macOS desktop app on your own AI plan. Free to start with 200 credits; paid plans from $29 a month.

ISRC Finder is a free online ISRC code finder. Search by song title and artist, compare recordings by artist, album, version and length, then copy an available ISRC. Copy with source keeps the recording details and source link alongside the code. No account is required.

Create free dynamic QR codes with editable redirect links and scan tracking. Update your destination anytime after printing without reprinting materials.

Compress video online for WhatsApp, Discord and email. Set a target size, estimate the result, then encode on your device or use cloud for bigger files.

nanobanana 21 is a fast, browser-based image studio powered by the Nano Banana 2.1 model. It creates high-quality images from text prompts and edits existing photos through natural-language instructions while keeping characters, products, and styles consistent. A single generation can use up to 14 reference images, and results are designed to preserve fine details and readable text. It suits designers, marketers, and creators who need polished visuals without code or a GPU. Free trial credits are available, with paid credit packs and monthly plans for heavier use.

US virtual numbers for OTP and SMS verification. Get authentic US virtual numbers to receive OTP codes online. Premium US numbers with 90% delivery rate, seconds-fast arrival, privacy-first, no SIM card needed. Start instantly with credits.

SpicyAPI is a pay-per-request API and no-code Studio for generative AI. One key covers 200+ models: Seedance, Kling, Wan and MiniMax for video; Seedream, GPT Image, Nano Banana and LoRA-ready FLUX and Z-Image for images; Suno for music; text-to-speech; and OpenAI-compatible chat. Every request has a USD price you can check before it runs, with no subscription. SpicyAPI adds no content filter of its own, so output depends on the chosen model, and uncensored models are labelled in the catalog. Developers get SDKs for five languages, a CLI and an MCP server for AI agents.

kimi-k2.net is an independent browser-based chat service for Kimi models, using the Moonshot AI API for AI processing. Sign in with Google and new accounts get 2 free conversations to ask questions, work through code and debugging, summarize notes, or analyze supported files. After that, buy one-time credit packs (400 credits for $9.90 or 1,000 for $19.90) that never expire — no subscription. Not affiliated with Moonshot AI.

A long-context multimodal AI playground and developer API for reasoning across text, images, video, code, and large documents.

Claude Imagine is an image and video creation tool available as a web app and through MCP in Claude and Claude Code. It supports image generation, image editing, and video generation. It is an independent product, not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic.

Codex Reset Radar is a web dashboard that helps developers track Codex usage limits and uncertain reset windows. It shows the current usage-limit and reset status, keeps 26 weeks of reset history so past patterns stay visible, and surfaces public reset announcements from Tibo beside the measured data. Predictions are presented as evidence-based likelihoods rather than exact countdowns, and stale or missing signals are called out instead of being smoothed over, so a developer can decide whether to continue a heavy AI coding session, pause, or move to work that does not depend on the next reset window. It runs in the browser, is free to read, and requires no installation or account.

JevModel is an independent, bilingual guide and browser workbench for TypeSafe's Jev decision model, aimed at developers and product teams who need a judgment their code can act on. Instead of free-form prose, Jev returns a typed answer: one choice from a set you define, a score on a scale, or the probability that a statement is true. The Jev Workbench ships ten editable workflow presets covering support routing, lead scoring, agent action gating, incident triage, release readiness and more; edit the state and questions and run a real decision in the browser. Each account gets five free runs per UTC day plus a one-time 100K token grant. Thirty-plus guides cover the API, question types, access paths, comparisons with LLM prompts and rules engines, and evaluation.