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Inbox Zero
✓ verifiedFree trial
Open-source AI email assistant that auto-labels mail, drafts replies in your voice and helps clear your inbox from web or Slack.
68K visits/mo1.6K saves
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Turbo AI
✓ verifiedFreemium
AI notetaker that records lectures live and turns PDFs, videos, or audio into editable notes, flashcards, quizzes, and podcasts.
18K visits/mo10K saves
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tambo
✓ verifiedFreemium
Open-source React toolkit that lets developers add a generative-UI AI agent to existing app components.
26K visits/mo
Pricing
Starter: $18/user/mo
Plus: $28/user/mo
Professional: $42/user/mo
Free trial available
No public pricing
Starter: Free (10K messages/month)
Growth: $25/month (200K messages/month included, $8 per additional 100K block)
Core features
- ✦Automatic email labeling and categorization
- ✦Pre-drafted replies in your voice
- ✦Bulk unsubscribe and archive
- ✦Auto-files attachments to Drive/OneDrive
- ✦Works from web, Slack and Telegram
- ✦Open-source and self-hostable, SOC 2 Type 2
- ✦Live lecture recording with automatic transcription
- ✦Converts PDFs, YouTube links, and audio/video into structured notes
- ✦Auto-generates flashcards and quizzes from notes
- ✦Creates podcast-style audio summaries of long documents
- ✦Google-Docs-style collaborative note editor
- ✦Handles STEM content like formulas, chemical equations, and code
- ✦Folder organization by class or subject
- ✦Cross-device sync between web and mobile
- ✦Renders registered React components as AI-generated UI
- ✦Built-in conversation streaming and thread history
- ✦Inherits existing user authentication and permissions
- ✦MCP (Model Context Protocol) support
- ✦Multi-model support
- ✦Self-hostable open-source cloud package
Use cases
- →Reaching inbox zero quickly
- →Drafting replies faster
- →Cleaning up subscriptions
- →Managing email without switching apps
- →Students wanting automatic notes from recorded lectures
- →Learners converting textbook PDFs into flashcards and quizzes
- →Commuters listening to podcast summaries of long chapters
- →Study groups sharing organized, editable notes
- →Adding a chatbot-driven interface to an existing React product
- →Letting users query and manipulate app data through natural language
- →Building agent-powered dashboards that reuse a design system
- →Prototyping AI features without rebuilding the frontend
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