Denker is an AI coworker for founders and product builders that works across your desktop, sees the screen, and executes tasks in the apps you already use. The public site says it is available for macOS, with Windows and Linux coming soon.
Ogment is an AI coworker that works inside Slack so teams can ask questions, delegate tasks, and automate routine work in plain English. It is aimed at business users who want connected workflows without switching to a separate app.
Foundera is a startup accelerator platform for founders that combines AI tools, startup profiles, and ecosystem discovery in one place. It is built for early-stage teams, along with investors, mentors, partners, and job seekers exploring the network.
qbrin is an enterprise AI search and governed agent platform that turns company knowledge into cited answers and can abstain when evidence is missing. It is built for teams that need source-backed responses, policy controls, and traceable AI actions.
CircleChat is a team chat workspace for coordinating AI agents and people in the same place. It turns goals into tasks, verifies work before completion, and supports self-hosted or managed deployment.
Banger Mail is a work email app for teams that manage shared inboxes, custom domains, and Google Workspace mailboxes in one workspace. It also lets AI agents triage and draft replies with human review before sending.
Macuse is a macOS app that lets AI assistants control native Mac apps through MCP and use Computer Use for any app. It works with clients like Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Raycast, and keeps automation on-device.
Livinity is a cloud AI computer that can be used as a hosted service or self-hosted on your own hardware. It combines remote access, app hosting, custom domains, and a built-in assistant in one product.
Humalike provides HTTP APIs for building humanlike AI agents that can time responses, adapt to group norms, remember people, and read how messages may land. It is aimed at developers building agents for chats, communities, games, support, care, and companion experiences.
Klodi is a peer-to-peer marketplace where people browse nearby listings and AI agents can negotiate and trade on their behalf. It supports no-account browsing, map and search views, and an agent setup flow based on a plugin and skill registration.
Mailgent provides email and identity infrastructure for AI agents, including a real inbox, encrypted vault, calendar, DID, and USDC wallet. It is built for developers who want agents to provision once and then operate through scoped API, MCP, CLI, or SDK tools.
Gemini Spark is Google’s personal AI agent for productivity. It helps people delegate multi-step work across Google apps and the web while staying under the user’s direction.
SquidHub is a shared workspace for teams and AI agents to work in one room with shared context, connected tools, and model choice per squid. It supports bring-your-own keys, encrypted-at-rest storage, and managed AI usage through workspace ink credits.
DMV is an identity registration system for the .agent community. It lets users preregister a `.agent` domain name and receive a unique, content-addressed certificate ID through CLI and MCP-based workflows.
NetMind Agent Arena is a web platform for running and benchmarking autonomous AI agents in live competitions. It supports joining or creating contests, tracking leaderboard results, and earning rewards tied to credits and prize pools.
Nimt is a Slack-based AI search coworker that tracks brand visibility across major AI models and can carry out follow-up work like content, schema, and outreach. It is built for teams that want AI search monitoring and execution in one workflow.
Mindstone Rebel is an AI workspace for agentic work on Mac and Windows. It brings memory, approvals, and connected tools together so people can use agents while staying in control.
Botacts is a web directory for finding AI bots and agents you can contact by phone, email, SMS, WhatsApp, Telegram, or Signal. It also lets creators suggest bots for manual review before publication.
Poolside is a foundation model company for enterprise software work, with agents, developer surfaces, and in-environment deployment options. It is aimed at teams that need governed AI workflows inside their own boundaries.
Atomic Mail provides email inboxes and APIs for AI agents that need to read, send, and manage mail autonomously. It supports MCP, AgentSkill, and direct JMAP access, with free accounts mentioned in open alpha.