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  • KEPL - Vision AI Search
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    We are launching first of its kind AI Vision Search App.
  • Customer Research (Elsa AI)
    AI-powered ICP generator for data-driven customer insights
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    Elsa AI is an intuitive, powerful tool that delivers deep customer insights in minutes, transforming days of research into instant, actionable intelligence.
  • Eloovor – AI Job Search Workspace
    Track, tailor, research, and prep for your job search
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  • Ai Stock Research
    AI-powered financial research assistant for data-driven decisions
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    Message i get when i try to access the tool from this page." Sorry, you have been blocked You are unable to access finlo.io". If they are not interested request TAAIFT to remove this if they are not interested in wider community from the platform.Very rude.. Alteast should advise to include why they block users like this.
  • Wonders AI - Research Workspace
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  • There's An AI For That — v2 Release Changelog The front page of AI. TAAFT started as the place to find newly launched AI tools. With v2, it's now the place to track everything happening in AI: the tools, the companies building them, the models shipping, the money moving, and the news breaking. Here's what changed. 1. Our homepage got a full revamp. The homepage isn't just a tool directory anymore. It's a live view of the whole AI landscape. From one screen you can explore and filter across Tools, Companies, Countries, Tasks, Models, Papers, News, Robots, Devices, and the rest of the AI world. Whatever you're looking for, you can get to it straight from the front page. 2. Rows instead of cards We dropped the old three-column card grid for a clean row-based layout. It's more compact, and it shows a lot more at once. Pricing, task, release date, country, and views are all right there, so you can scan and compare without scrolling forever. 3. More than a launch board TAAFT used to be a feed where people launched tools. It still does that, but now there's a lot more underneath. You can dig into the companies behind the tools and filter them by Profitable, Unicorns, AI Native, sector, and more. It's a way to follow the players, not just their products. 4. New sections Companies — Filter every major AI company by valuation, valuation per employee, profitability, and sector. Countries — See which countries lead in AI, who has the biggest market cap, and where investors are putting their money. Tasks — Explore where AI is having the biggest impact, organized by what the tools actually do. Models — Track new models as they drop, who built them, what they do, and whether they're open source. News — Follow what's trending in AI right now, with topic tags, sources, and community voting. Collections — Curated packs of the best AI tools for a specific job, built and shared by the community. Fundraises — Keep up with the money moving in AI. See who just raised, the round, the size, the valuation, and the date, so you always know where the capital is flowing. Investors — Browse the funds and companies backing AI. Sort by total invested, number of investments, type, and country, and see which big rounds they've been part of. Repositories — Track the open source side of AI. See top repos by stars, forks, license, and recent activity, all tied back to the companies behind them. Robots — Follow the hardware. Browse robots by company, category, country, availability, price, and release date, from humanoids to manipulators. Devices — Keep an eye on AI hardware beyond robots: smart glasses, wearables, earbuds, speakers, and more, with availability, price, and what each one is actually for. Papers — Dig into the research behind it all. Browse AI papers by company, with publish dates, authors, venues, and featured picks, plus a link straight to the source. The short version TAAFT isn't just where tools get launched anymore. It's where you keep up with all of AI in one place. Welcome to v2.
  • Pipiads
    World's biggest ad database for competitor insights.
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  • ACE ESSAY
    Craft personal, engaging essays with academic rigor.
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    A lot of humanizer software is actually just gpt wrappers to do this by asking gpt to rewrite with some different voice. Ace Essay does have their own AI that does a better job at humanizing.
  • HaloMate
    The Premier AI Workspace for Professionals.
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    I’d say this is one of the best chatbots I’ve used so far. The side-by-side comparison view is super handy for spotting bias and made-up, and the custom bots actually have decent memory, which is rare. Just a heads up: no image generation or voice mode. Other than that, it’s pretty solid.
  • TubeNofy AI
    Turn YouTube videos into notes worth keeping.
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    10,195 tubenofy.com
  • YouTube Summarizer by Gistilo
    Turn any YouTube link into clear summary.
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    7,228 gistilo.com
  • Lorka AI
    Every AI model in one platform.
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  • ConceptViz
    Turn complex concepts into clear, science-ready diagrams
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    Hi Taaft community! I’m the creator of ConceptViz. We built this tool specifically for educators and researchers who deal with complex information daily. ConceptViz uses AI to instantly transform dense lesson plans, curriculum notes, or research frameworks into clear, structured diagrams. Our goal is to help K12 teachers make abstract concepts tangible for students and to help researchers map out logical workflows without the manual drudgery of drawing. I’d love to hear how this fits into your academic or classroom workflow—your feedback will help us build a better tool for the education community! 🚀
  • Aithor
    AI-powered essay writing, simplified.
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    Aithor is an excellent tool for writing scientific essays. The best part is that it shows real references. This means your generated text is validated. Other tools, like Gemini or Chatgpt, frequently give wrong citations and references, even nonexistent ones.
  • Chatgbot
    All top AI models, one login.
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  • TonesMatch
    Match any song's guitar tone to your gear.
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    Hey Guys! 👋 I built TonesMatch because chasing guitar tone is still way too messy. Most guitarists have done the same thing: search “Metallica amp settings” or “Hotel California guitar tone,” copy some random settings from a forum, and then realize they do not really work on their own amp. The problem is that tone settings are not universal. A Marshall Plexi, Boss Katana, Fender Blues Jr, and Line 6 Helix all respond differently. A general AI tool might suggest a channel, knob, or setting that sounds right in theory but does not even exist on your gear. TonesMatch solves this by combining researched real-world tone data with gear-aware AI. You type a song, choose your guitar, amp, and pedals, and TonesMatch adapts the target tone to your actual rig. It gives you practical settings you can actually dial in: amp channel, gain, EQ, pickup position, effects, and pedal chain suggestions. What makes it different: - Built on researched tone and gear data, not generic guesses - Adapts settings to your specific guitar, amp, pickups, and pedals - Supports both guitar and bass - Avoids recommending controls that do not exist on your amp - Includes a growing database of 13,000+ researched tones Would love feedback from guitarists, bassists, producers, and anyone who has ever spent too long chasing the perfect tone. Thanks for checking it out!
  • Vid2Prompt
    Turn any video into actionable prompts and insights.
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  • PDFdigest
    Turn research papers into short explainer videos
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    21,791 pdfdigest.com
    PDF Digest is a helpful AI tool that makes working with PDF files easier and saves time.
  • Good Assistant
    Your AI companion for achieving what matters most.
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  • ReadDocs
    Understand any document in seconds.
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    Process patient referral documents way faster now. Pulls key medical history and relevant details instantly instead of me scanning through pages. Still review everything carefully but it flags what matters first.
  • Literfy
    Search real papers and write literature reviews without AI hallucinations.
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    13,266 literfy.ai
  • SpotScribe
    Turn any Spotify podcast into text instantly.
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    16,537 spotscribe.io
  • PDF Guru - AI PDF Summarizer
    Summarize PDFs quickly with AI-powered insights.
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  • ReadPo
    AI-powered reading and writing assistant for rapid content creation.
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  • AHelp
    Your essential toolkit for study, homework, and research.
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    12,015 ahelp.com
    I found AHelp during its ProductHunt launch. Tried its free tools and was quite satisfied. That's why plan to use them often.
  • Paper Generator by Curvedo
    Generate Academic Papers with AI
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    12,981 curvedo.com
  • SciPub
    AI-powered academic writing assistants for researchers
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  • AutoResearch.pro
    AI-powered insights to instant presentations.
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  • Research Studio
    10x speed for your UX research analysis
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  • Inquisite
    The AI-native collaborative science platform
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    7,615 inquisite.ai
  • Paperguide
    AI Research Platform for scientific research workflows
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  • College Help AI
    AI Tools to solve Homework
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  • Papers
    Discover, Organize, and Analyze Research with AI-Powered Precision
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    I’ve been using it for a month now and I have decided to keep it for a year. There definitely are some kinks they can still work out like file management, but it’s very good at it’s core function: it generally does a good job answering questions and most times identifies PDFs automatically and correctly. The browser plugin works great, and it’s very nice that Papers allows you to add your university’s library API so you can automatically download PDFs that are accessible through your institution (sometimes it refuses to download some papers, so you just have to downlow it yourself and manually add it). The iPad and Android apps are serviceable. Every once in a while it will mess up the PDF identification, especially with papers from either very old sources or online-only journals. Things they must work on: * A much better system to annotate PDFs (the post-it type notes are cumbersome). * Introduce a notepad attached to each PDF or some way to easily link and save the AI’s output to the PDF. Currently, you have to add a little post it note and then paste the text there. * Keep the AI answers available after closing the documents. If you close the document by mistake or have several open and wish to close some, the ai conversation will be reset. * I REALLY wish that you could get citations and links to where the info was from extracted from PDFs. Currently, I have found Coral.ai does a much better job of showing you where the info came from and it even highlights it for you. Give it a try, their 30-day no credit card needed trial allowed me to truly test it, and now I’m a yearly subscriber looking forward for new additions and releases.

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