Discover the best AI tools

Developer AI Tools

Cortex Docs is an open-source, MIT-licensed API knowledge layer and code generation toolchain that transforms API specifications into interactive documentation sites, typed SDKs in 11 languages, and Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers.

Developer AI Tools

Stackness is a developer-focused social portfolio and tech stack discovery platform where engineers, designers, and tech teams showcase their daily drivers, document workflow 'Moves', explore software trend telemetry, and arrange their tooling profiles as customizable bento grids.

Identity Check

Google Lens is Google's multimodal visual search and computer vision tool that identifies real-world objects, translates text in real time, solves homework equations, finds products to shop, and copies physical text to digital devices using camera frames and image uploads.

Code Assistant

Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is Microsoft's free, open-source-based code editor and development environment featuring IntelliSense autocompletion, built-in Git version control, interactive debugging, remote development (SSH, WSL, Dev Containers), and an ecosystem of 50,000+ extensions and AI pair-programming tools.

Image

BgSub (bgsub.com) is a privacy-first, browser-based AI tool that automatically removes and replaces image backgrounds in seconds, performing all processing directly on the user's device without uploading images to cloud servers.

Design

Fontjoy is a font pairing generator that helps designers discover complementary typefaces quickly. Its deep-learning approach recommends combinations based on visual compatibility, while generation, locking, editing, and text-preview options make it easier to experiment with typography for websites, branding, marketing materials, presentations, and other creative projects.

Voice Generator

OpenVoice is an open-source voice cloning solution for creating natural speech from short reference recordings. It supports tone-color cloning, voice-style control, and cross-lingual generation, while OpenVoice V2 adds native support for English, Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. Its MIT license permits commercial and research use across diverse projects today.