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Results for “open source”

11 tools in the directory · Updated

“open source”Download or installWays to use: iOSShowing 11 tools
  • OpenClawby OpenClaw FoundationSelf-hosted open-source AI assistant you message from your existing chat apps.Free
  • OpenWhisprby OpenWhisprDictation and meeting notes with local or cloud speech modelsFreemium
  • Hermes Agentby Nous ResearchOpen-source, self-improving AI agent that keeps memory and skills across sessionsFreemium
  • gooseby BlockOpen source general-purpose AI agent for desktop, terminal, and APIFree
  • Paradevby ParadevYC P26Desktop workspace for running multiple coding agents in parallelFreemium
  • Voicemodby VoicemodReal-time voice changer and soundboard for PC, Mac, and mobileUnknown
  • MacWhisperby MacWhisperMac app for transcribing files, meetings, dictation and audio, with local or cloud models.Freemium
  • Eightifyby EightifyAI summaries and key insights for YouTube videosPaidFree trial
  • Raccoon Workby SenseTimeAI productivity assistant for spreadsheets, voice notes and document work, now on iOS.Freemium
  • Cometby PerplexityPerplexity's Chromium-based browser with a built-in AI assistantFree
  • Conductorby ConductorYC S24Run coding agents in parallel in isolated local or cloud workspaces.Freemium

That’s all 11 tools.

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