Hey everyone I'm a researcher, and I got tired of juggling eight tools for a single literature review: Scholar, arXiv, Semantic Scholar, a citation mapper, an LLM to synthesize, Zotero, Papers With Code, and a doc for the comparison table.
So I built IntelliResearch. You type a topic once and it runs a dozen AI agents in parallel: papers across six databases, a literature review synthesized only from those papers (every claim cited, not hallucinated), a comparison table, research gaps, and a proposal you can export to PDF. It also finds datasets, code, patents, conferences with deadlines, and grants.
Free to try, no card needed: https://intelliresearch.tech
It's early and mostly just me, so I'd genuinely love honest feedback, especially where it breaks for your field. What's the most manual part of your research workflow right now?
Like many people, I needed a quick way to create QR codes. Most tools I found were cluttered, filled with ads, or locked useful features behind paywalls.
https://masteranyskill-com.lovab... I got the idea when I wanted to learn something, because I was feeling a little unproductive except I didn t know what to learn. I just knew I wanted to learn something. So I spent a little while building this website which can be used to learn new skills. I made it more as a curator tool which goes around the internet and searches for high quality sources to assist you in learning new skills but that s really just the tip of the iceberg. I just wanted to get an idea if it s a waste if time and mental effort or some of you guys would use it
Over the last few weeks I noticed that most email tools were scattered across different websites. You'd use one site for SPF, another for DKIM, another for MX lookup, and another for temporary email. So I decided to build @FreeMailTools a growing collection of free email utilities in one place.
When I built Android apps, some of my apps will not run properly if Android phones does not have supported some features. Some of them crashes. An ideas comes out:
I'm @harshal_vadgama31 Founder of Kauntech and I want to tell you exactly why we built this.
Last year I came home from a trade show with 47 business cards. I sat down to type them into my CRM. I gave up after six. Those 41 leads went nowhere.
When I searched for an app to fix this, every option I found did the same thing uploaded my contacts to a foreign cloud server to process them. Then India's DPDP Act 2023 passed. Suddenly that wasn't just annoying. It was a legal liability for every B2B company in India storing contact data without proper compliance. Nobody had built for this. So we did.
We built Primetool.io to make everyday online tools faster, simpler, and easier to use.
Whether you need a countdown timer, word and character counter, age calculator, GPA calculator, random name picker, or random number generator, the idea is the same: open the tool, use it instantly, and get your result.
We re focusing on practical tools that people actually need in daily life, and we re adding more over time.
We re building Agino - a new way for people and AI agents to collaborate in the same communication space.
Most agents today still live as isolated tools.They may be powerful, but they rarely become part of how people actually talk, share, and work together.
