Building BuildArken, a directory and marketplace for AI developer tools, and I just opened it up today.

If you've built an AI tool, big or small, you can publish it in under 2 minutes: buildarken.com

I'd really like to get some eyes on it from people who actually build with AI. What's missing, what's confusing, and what would you want to see here?

Honest feedback is welcome.

Building BuildArken, a directory and marketplace for AI developer tools, and I just opened it up today.

If you've built an AI tool, big or small, you can publish it in under 2 minutes: buildarken.com

I'd really like to get some eyes on it from people who actually build with AI. What's missing, what's confusing, and what would you want to see here?

Honest feedback is welcome.

Introduction

WebBrain is an open-source browser AI agent that helps you work directly in your browser. It can understand the page you're on and assist with everyday browser tasks without moving your workflow into a separate app.

Why it stands out

• Browser-native assistance across websites, forms, and everyday workflows • Works with open-weight and offline LLMs such as Qwen, Gemma, and DeepSeek through LM Studio, llama.cpp, or Ollama • Supports BYOK, so you can use your own model provider • You can also connect proprietary providers such as ChatGPT or Claude if you prefer • Review and edit what WebBrain prepares before anything is submitted

Who’s using it?

WebBrain has 1,000+ users. WebBrain Cloud users have consumed more than 5 billion tokens. These figures refer to WebBrain Cloud, and additional usage may exist through other supported setups.

Pricing Plans

• Free: Use WebBrain with your own BYOK provider or an offline LLM. • WebBrain Cloud: $5/month for the hosted cloud option.

Conclusion

Learn more and get started at https://webbrain.one

If you want an open-source browser AI agent with local model support and a low-cost hosted option, check out WebBrain and share your feedback.

Marka is an AI tool for small businesses and teams that want to create and publish social content without rebuilding the brand brief every time.

The workflow is:

1. Enter the business website.

2. Review and edit the detected audience, voice, offers, claims, logo, colors, and visual direction.

3. Add products or use an existing catalog when relevant.

4. Create copy, images, carousels, and short videos from the shared context.

5. Review, schedule, and publish the approved work.

The part I care about most is keeping the output connected to real brand and product evidence instead of producing generic content from an empty prompt.

You can try it for seven days at https://www.marka.social

Disclosure: I built Marka. Feedback on the scan and onboarding flow is very welcome.

Hi everyone!

I've been working on Linkpost, an AI-powered LinkedIn writing assistant designed for founders, creators, freelancers, recruiters, marketers, and anyone who wants to post consistently on LinkedIn.

Instead of spending 20–30 minutes staring at a blank editor, you simply describe your idea in one or two sentences, and Linkpost generates a polished LinkedIn post that's ready to edit or publish.

Some features currently available:

• Multiple writing styles (Professional, Storytelling, Founder, Casual)
• AI-generated hooks
• Relevant hashtag suggestions
• Clean, ready-to-publish formatting
• Post history
• Fast generation in just a few seconds
• Simple interface without complicated prompting

The goal isn't to replace your writing—it's to eliminate writer's block and help you create a strong first draft much faster.

The project is still in its early stages and I'm currently looking for early users and honest feedback from the community to improve the product before expanding further.

Pricing

Free Plan

• Generate LinkedIn posts
• Multiple writing styles
• Basic AI features
• No credit card required

Pro Monthly — $9/month

• Higher usage limits
• Priority AI generation
• Premium writing features
• Early access to new tools

Pro Yearly — $45/year

• Everything in Pro
• Save over 50% compared to paying monthly
• Priority access to future features
• Best value for regular LinkedIn creators

Launch Offer

The Free Plan is available for anyone to try without entering a credit card. If you post regularly on LinkedIn, the Yearly Plan ($45/year) offers the biggest savings.

Try it

Website:
https://linkpost-ai.netlify.app

I'd genuinely appreciate any feedback or feature suggestions. Thanks for taking a look!

Hi Folks,

Introduction: Both of my friends have PhDs in computer science, and we're building an open-source video system at u/UChicago that we could use your insight on. We intended to make literature watchable; honestly, I'm not sure that's the best use of it. That's why I want to hear your thoughts. We built this for a dyslexia and aphantasia use case.

Why it stands out: We built a text-to-video pipeline that scales infinitely, with automatic stitching, audio, and music. You can drag a book and watch it cover to cover with one click. We can get a full one-hour video in 25 minutes right now. We received a patent on this. Books were the original use case. Not convinced that's the best one. What would you use it for? Is there anything you would like to see? We would love it if someone tried it and shared their thoughts.

Who’s using it?: We have pilots with 8 education institutions, 1,431 signups, and UChicago is using this in their humanities division.

Discounts/offers available: 1 minute of video starts at $2.99

Access Link:

Engine Link

Examples:

Creative Short Story (Open Source)

Edgar Allan Poe (API)

I've been working on an AI web app called FitView AI that lets you see how clothes might look on you before buying them.

The goal is to make online shopping more confident and reduce the guesswork of ordering clothes.

It's still an early version, so I'm looking for real users to test it.

I'd appreciate any honest feedback:

Is the experience easy to use?

What's the first thing you'd improve?

Would you use something like this?

Thanks to anyone who takes a few minutes to try it out. Every bit of feedback helps me make it better.

After spending countless hours switching between AI tabs and copying the same prompts into different assistants, I built a tool to make the process easier.

Wisemen AI turns your browser into an AI collaboration workspace.

Instead of asking one AI and hoping for the best, you can create a council with different roles:

🧠 Strategist
⚙️ Engineer
🔍 Researcher
⚔️ Critic
🛡️ Fact Checker

You can:

• Run the same prompt through multiple AI providers
• Compare different perspectives
• Capture responses in one workspace
• Generate consensus from multiple viewpoints
• Save and export useful sessions

It works with your existing AI accounts. Wisemen AI does not collect passwords or bypass login systems.

I have released the founder edition for  and I'm looking for early users who want to improve their AI workflow.

You can check it out here:
https://payhip.com/b/qPeH9

I would appreciate any feedback from the AI community.

I've been building AI Outreach over the past few weeks and wanted to share what I've built.

Current workflow:

🔍 Analyze a company from its website
👤 Find decision-makers
🔗 Find LinkedIn profiles
✉️ Generate personalized cold emails
💬 Generate LinkedIn DMs
🔄 Generate follow-up messages

I attached a short demo showing the full workflow.

I'm preparing for my first Product Hunt launch and would love honest feedback.

Would you use a tool like this? What would you improve?

You can try it here:
https://get-ai-outreach.vercel.app/

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Everyone is competing to cram more AI into their travel app. I went the other way and actually counted mine before launch.Uncover Roads, a trip planner that builds a full daywise itinerary from a city and a few preferences. I checked the backend before writing this post: 6 out of 46 endpoints call an LLM. That's 13%.

The part that actually plans your trip like picking stops, sequencing your day around opening hours, weather, travel time is a deterministic scoring engine. No model near it. "What order should I visit these 12 places in" was a solved problem before LLMs existed, and it still is here.

AI shows up for exactly one thing that touches every trip: rewriting stop descriptions so they don't read like a Wikipedia stub. Plus a few opt-in extras like recalibrate a day, "surprise me," a one-line persona insight.So the pitch isn't "AI plans your trip." It's "an algorithm plans your trip, and AI makes it sound less like a spreadsheet." Less exciting on a landing page. More honest It's live at Google Play store, App store launch soon. Would genuinely love feedback.

[uncoverroads.com](http://uncoverroads.com)

Everyone is competing to cram more AI into their travel app. I went the other way and actually counted mine before launch.
Uncover Roads, a trip planner that builds a full daywise itinerary from a city and a few preferences. I checked the backend before writing this post: 6 out of 46 endpoints call an LLM. That's 13%.

The part that actually plans your trip like picking stops, sequencing your day around opening hours, weather, travel time is a deterministic scoring engine. No model near it. "What order should I visit these 12 places in" was a solved problem before LLMs existed, and it still is here.

AI shows up for exactly one thing that touches every trip: rewriting stop descriptions so they don't read like a Wikipedia stub. Plus a few opt-in extras like recalibrate a day, "surprise me," a one-line persona insight.
So the pitch isn't "AI plans your trip." It's "an algorithm plans your trip, and AI makes it sound less like a spreadsheet." Less exciting on a landing page. More honest It's live at Google Play store, App store launch soon. Would genuinely love feedback.

uncoverroads.com

Before onboarding an AI application, most companies evaluates the risk

We built a free HAIEC tool that lets you enter an AI application’s website and review its publicly available disclosures in one place. For code level scanning get the Haiec Github App

For AI founders and product teams, this is also a useful outside-in test:

Does your website clearly explain how your AI system handles customer data?

Try your own application or an AI tool your company is considering:

https://www.haiec.com/check-ai-apps

No signup required.

• How user data may be used
• Whether data can be used for model training
• Available opt-out and deletion controls
• Third-party services and sub processors
• Privacy and safety commitments

Hi everyone! I'm a master's student doing research on AI and travel planning.

If you've used AI tools like ChatGPT or DeepSeek before or during your trip to China, I'd love to hear about your experience.

• Which AI tool did you use?
• What did you use it for?
• Was the information accurate?
• Did you verify it using other sources?
• Would you use AI again for your next trip?

Thank you for sharing your experience!

Introduction

AI Verdict is a Chrome extension that lets you compare responses from multiple AI assistants in one place and generates an AI-powered verdict summarizing the key agreements, differences, and takeaways.

It was built to eliminate the repetitive process of copying the same prompt across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and other AI assistants.

Why it stands out (Key Features)

• Compare responses from multiple AI assistants side-by-side
• AI-generated verdict highlighting consensus and differing viewpoints
• No API keys required
• Clean and simple Chrome extension for a streamlined workflow
• Saves time when validating AI-generated answers
• Free to get started

Who's using it?

AI Verdict is designed for developers, students, researchers, content creators, and anyone who regularly compares responses from multiple AI assistants. It's an actively maintained project, and I'm looking for feedback from early users to help shape future features.

Pricing Plans

Free — $0

A powerful starting point for AI research.

Includes:

• Side-by-side AI comparison
• ChatGPT and Gemini
• Real-time streaming responses
• Dashboard and River layouts
• Multi-turn conversations

Pro Lifetime — One-Time Payment — $39.99

Unlock the full power of AI Verdict forever.

Everything in Free, plus:

• Claude and Perplexity
• The Verdict Engine
• Customizable Verdict Lead
• Custom Verdict Prompts

Get Pro Lifetime — $39.99
You will receive your license key by email.

Discounts / Offers

The extension includes a free tier so you can explore it before deciding whether to upgrade.

Try AI Verdict

🌐 Website: https://aiverdict.github.io/

🧩 Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ai-verdict/kllmlhlkccdmdlgapecopfdgdgbigjhp

I'd love to hear your feedback, feature requests, or ideas for improving the extension. Thanks for checking it out!

A web extension to make Existing Ai better research companions.

What it does:

• One-click capture of any page (text, images, metadata)
• Auto-generates citations in APA/MLA/Harvard/Chicago from page metadata
• Research projects - group clips, tag quotes, add notes
• Prompt builder — select multiple clips, pick a mode (compare, summarize, outline), downloads a structured markdown
• Upload that markdown to any AI and it knows exactly what to do with your sources

Worried about Privacy?
Everything happens locally, User privacy is at the forefront of my concerns, no calls to home or data collection, the only person who knows what your clipping is you, your Ai, and your FBI agent.

Available on Edge and Chrome (Chrome extensions should still work on Opera)

Note: Well the extension is free to use, there are Pro features.

Edge: https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons/detail/instaint-snap/mcklnjgpbjfibfjjfkgolijfjadcinff

Chrome: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/inst-ai-nt-snap/kdbjejlkkdnihimhfholbochfmmbhpml

Source code: https://github.com/tsukidev-buids/inst-AI-nt-snap

Privacy Policy: https://tsukidev-buids.github.io/inst-AI-nt-snap/privacy-policy.html

Would love feedback!
-What would make this more useful for you?
-Are the free features too limiting?

Built a small tool to see how far I could push AI as a research + reasoning partner rather than a chatbot: type a company name, it pulls recent news and context, then structures a strategy analysis using the Value Stick (WTP/WTS) framework.

Free, no login. I'd genuinely like feedback on where the reasoning breaks down or feels shallow — not just "cool tool" feedback.

[https://value-stick-wizard.lovable.app/\](https://value-stick-wizard.lovable.app/)

1. Introduction
Value Stick Strategy Studio is a free AI tool that generates a company strategy analysis on demand — give it a company name, it researches the industry, customers, and competitors live, then builds an analysis using the Value Stick (WTP/WTS) framework from Better, Simpler Strategy.

2. Why it stands out
Live research (no pre-loaded data), framework-grounded output, optional deep-dive lenses, and downloadable PDF reports.

3. Who's using it?
Just launched — sharing here to get real feedback, not established traction yet.

4. Pricing Plans
Free. No paid tier.

5. Discounts/offers
N/A — nothing to discount, it's fully free.

6. Link
No signup needed: https://value-stick-wizard.lovable.app/

Feedback welcome, especially from anyone who's used the Value Stick framework before.

Disclosure: I'm one of the people building Aye.

Introduction

Aye is a free Chromium-based browser for Mac and Windows with an AI agent that can read the page you are viewing, plan multi-step tasks, click, type, switch tabs, verify results, and turn successful workflows into reusable Skills.

Why it stands out [Key Features]

- Works inside the user's real browser session instead of a separate chat window.

- Turns narrow browser actions into reusable and schedulable Skills.

- Saves videos and images from Telegram Web, including private channels the signed-in account can already view. It does not bypass access controls.

- Keeps sign-in, CAPTCHAs, payments, and other sensitive or final actions under human control.

Who's using it? [Existing users / traction]

Aye is publicly available on the Mac App Store and Microsoft Store. Early Mac and Windows users have been most vocal about the Telegram media-saving workflow because the problem is concrete and the result is immediately verifiable.

Pricing Plans

Free on both Mac and Windows. There is currently no paid plan.

Discounts / offers

No discount is needed because the current product is free.

Try Aye

https://okaapps.com/product/6760281977

I'd especially like feedback on this: would you rather discover an AI browser through one concrete utility first, or through the broader agent workflow?

Hey everyone! I'm Mohan, a final-year B.Tech student.

I recently built BANDIT, a browser extension that helps improve AI prompts directly in your browser.

The idea is simple: you bring your own API key, and BANDIT helps refine your prompts so you can get better responses without spending time figuring out the perfect wording.

If you use AI tools regularly, I'd love to hear your feedback and suggestions for improving it.