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TinyCommand
✓ verifiedFreemium

All-in-one no-code platform combining forms, workflow automation, AI agents, a database and email in a single subscription.

31K visits/mo
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BasicAI Cloud
✓ verifiedFreemium

Data-annotation platform with AI-assisted labeling tools and team workflows for building ML training datasets.

22K visits/mo
2.6K visits/mo
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AI Query
✓ verifiedPaid

Turns plain-English prompts into SQL and explains existing queries; handy for non-experts, though its scope is narrow.

167 visits/mo6.2K saves
Pricing
Free: $0/mo (1,000 credits, 1 seat, unlimited forms)
Basic: $17/mo billed annually at $199/yr (10,000 credits, 3 seats)
Professional: $42/mo billed annually at $499/yr (50,000 credits, 10 seats)
Agency: $125/mo billed annually at $1,499/yr (250,000 credits, 50 seats)

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No public pricing

Pro: $10/mo (unlimited queries)
Pro: $100/yr (2 months free)
Core features
  • Drag-and-drop form builder with conditional logic
  • Workflow automation with 60+ node types and 400+ integrations
  • Prebuilt and custom AI agents for tasks like lead scoring
  • Relational database with AI-enriched columns
  • Drag-and-drop email builder with AI-drafted content
  • Company and contact enrichment and web research tools
  • AI-assisted data annotation tools
  • Training-data platform (BasicAI Cloud)
  • Team and project management
  • Annotation services
  • Natural language to SQL conversion
  • English-to-SQL generation
  • SQL-to-English explanation
  • Schema definition dashboard
  • Support for multiple database engines
  • Save, share and query history
Use cases
  • Capturing and automatically routing sales leads
  • Building onboarding or support-triage workflows
  • Running AI-driven lead scoring and qualification
  • Sending personalized, data-merged email campaigns
  • Labeling images and data for ML models
  • Managing annotation teams and projects
  • Producing training datasets at scale
  • Generating SQL queries from text descriptions.
  • Writing SQL without deep expertise
  • Understanding complex queries
  • Speeding up routine database work
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