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[email protected]🙏 4 karmaMar 10, 2026@GetLogitLooks great, helps my family a lot! -
Build web apps and websites without writing any code.Open

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Been using CloneViral for my UGC ad campaigns and it's honestly a game-changer. The Agent Mode feature is what sold me - you basically describe what you want, and their AI agents collaborate to handle everything from scripting to final video. No more jumping between 5 different tools. The UGC Ads generator is surprisingly good. I can create authentic-looking user testimonials and product demos in minutes instead of hiring creators or spending days editing. Quality is solid enough that my clients can't tell the difference. Not perfect, but for the price and time it saves me, it's become essential in my workflow. If you're doing any kind of social media marketing or content creation at scale, worth trying out.
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Turn any song into scroll-stopping videos in minutes with AI-directed scripts andOpen - Spotlight
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I love ShakespeareAi. After trying other products I landed on their website and it’s the best thing that ever happened to me. At first there were a few problems, but the team has been efficient and very quick in solving them for me, even accepting suggestiona from me.
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Just tried yesterday. The first productivity tool which allowed me to create professional slides, reports, and sheets with my data in a few minutes. Was able to connect 20 of my tools in less than 5 minutes.
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Thank you. We are looking forward for the latest 4-o1 model available and it would be even better in terms of reasoning accuracy.
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No-code AI agent for your website, trained for your business data.Open
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High bandwidth way to work with Claude Code and Codex. Has become my main workspace.
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Great tool for experimenting with paint effects. It's like an AI-powered version of microsoft paint. Also made a video on it https://youtu.be/ZWOP1M7pgSE
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Chain AI tasks with no-code into workflows for chatbots, video, documents, andOpenThis tool removes all of the prep work of getting an LLM API endpoint running. I can try out ideas quickly and see within minutes whether an endpoint concept actually works. And when it does, moving it into a production app is about as easy as it gets.
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This is a very useful tool, especially for me as a small business owner. It keeps everything in one place
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I tried iMini AI’s Deep Research and was impressed by how fast it is. The output quality is excellent, saving me hours of tedious paperwork. Highly recommend!
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I’ve been using Mexty for a few weeks now and it honestly makes lesson creation so much easier. The interface is clean, and I can build interactive content in minutes without needing to code. It’s been super helpful for saving time and still getting professional results.
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Another ClawdBot inversion, love it. Gotta hope for safety!
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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.

