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Girish Patankar🙏 10 karmaSep 4, 2025@Angel XThis its best AI bot i have used, its very quick and accurate, nice experience, its like im talking to real human with all emotions -
I’ve been using UX sniff for a little while now and I absolutely love it! It’s brilliant! It’s very easy to use, very easy to set up and the support has been spot on. It’s really been helping me with my Business - Pawfection Pet Products. I highly recommend this product. -
AI-powered virtual internships for real work experience.Open
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Modular & Cross-Platform Vibe Coding Editor and Workflow Automation on Any DeviceOpen
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Hey everyone, I'm Florent, maker of Facet! Please feel free to give me any feedback good or bad you have, it will help me make great improvements! We already have dozens of users and try to use all feedback to enhance the application! -
Hi, I am Kingsley, the co-founder of VoicePod AI voice automation solution for businesses. We developed this solution to help business owners streamline lead prospecting, qualification and follow-up, appointment scheduling, customer care support and more using intelligent voice assistants for inbound and outbound calls featuring multi-lingual and custom voices with deep integration into existing CRM and workflow. Please, do leave your review or support requests and we would be in touch. Thank you. -
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Hello community! 👋 I’m Ibrahim, co-founder of Sentifyd.io. We are super excited to share our platform for creating intelligent, 3D conversational avatars. I’m here to answer any questions you might have—whether it's about training your persona, customization, or integration. I’d love to help you build your first avatar, so feel free to reach out! -
We use this tool for lead qualification in real estate, and it’s been a huge win. Every enquiry gets filtered quickly, only serious prospects reach us, and no opportunities are missed. It saves time and helps us give real attention where it matters most. -
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Opengets the job done with minimal fuss.. unlike other such platforms that keep hoarding features without actually bringing results. uploaded my resume and turned on automode, the jobs started getting applied within 4-5 minutes.. remains to be seen if I get callbacks from recruiters or not -
This is one of the best scrapers I have ever seen, especially considering that Cloudflare explicitly advises against scraping their pages. What makes this scraper stand out is that it opens a virtual machine and runs an agent on top of it, which allows it to bypass bot detection errors effectively. This advanced approach enables it to grab the text content reliably, even from websites with strong anti-scraping measures. By simulating a real user environment, it avoids common blocks and restrictions.
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Every time i switch to a new mac -> this is the first tool i install
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Hands down best multilingual stt API.
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Rating: ★★★★★ Fast, reliable, and fun to use — a game-changer for fact-checking Review: Verisquad is one of the most refreshing and practical AI tools I’ve used. It takes a simple claim — even from a tweet, image, or document — and instantly gives you a factual accuracy score, confidence rating, and relevant sources. What makes it stand out is the reformulation: you don’t just get a judgment, you get a smarter way to say what you meant. I also appreciate the transparency — it doesn’t just tell you ”true” or ”false,” it shows the reasoning and lets you decide. Bonus points for the clean UI, and responsive support. It’s fast, intuitive, and honestly fun to use. Highly recommend if you care about truth in a world of noise.
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Autonomous AI Teammate for Customer Service 24/7 resolves tickets, end-to-end.Open
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Looks very interesting. However, no numbers can be purchased outside US or CA.
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AI phone agent for restaurants: answers calls, takes orders, books reservationsOpen -
Really neat, spun up a test agent in minutes and the error logs actually made sense, but I'm curious how it handles a bigger codebase and what pricing looks like once the beta freebies disappear.
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