Bridgely — chat translation on the go

A Chrome extension that translates messages right in the chat window! Works with Telegram Web, Slack, Snapchat, and other platforms. Forget about endless copy-pasting from the Google Translate tab: you write in Russian — and instantly see the translation in the language you need.

Bridgely supports more than 60 languages, and your foreign-speaking interlocutor won't even notice you're using anything. Free for everyone — just install the extension and start chatting. A great assistant that saves a lot of time (and sometimes nerves)

Odyc.js — create your own pixel game

Here you can create a simple game with cards, text, dialogues, and 8-bit music — all without complex coding. It works right in the browser. You can build your own project even without programming experience.

The library is completely free and open source — there are working ready-made examples with demonstrations right on the site (so you can just visit and play)

All AI Tools — a mega database of neural networks

A website-catalog that collects over 2450 current AI services: from image generators to assistants for coding, marketing, and work tasks. Each is sorted by categories, there is an editor's favorites section and a blog with reviews — convenient for quickly finding a tool for a specific task.

Available for free and does not require registration. You can not only search and compare but also add your own services through a form. A top choice if you want to quickly find the needed AI service, view alternatives, and clarify how they can be used in non-obvious ways

DeepGuard — check video deepfakes

Here you can upload a video (MP4, AVI, MOV up to 100 megabytes) or paste a link to the clip — the AI will check it for deepfake signs: fake faces, audio-video mismatch, strange lighting, and metadata. The output is a detailed report with a percentage likelihood of edits in specific fragments. It works right in the browser, no registration, free of charge.

In short, the perfect tool for a quick (a couple of clicks, seriously) check of videos you have doubts about. The free limit is up to 5 checks per month. Need more? There is a subscription from $16 per month, allowing up to 50 videos per month. To remove all limits, you will need to connect a corporate plan

Wondera AI — generates music better than anyone else

The Suno killer that blew up social media: here you can create a track from scratch in a minute, and the result is really impressive. The AI improves both style and sound, and also allows instant editing. No complicated settings — just write what you want to hear and get the result.

No payment needed — the service is completely free. Plus, there are built-in tips on how to write queries properly so that the tracks come out even cooler. A great option if you want to create music quickly and without the usual AI flaws

Supawork — remove watermarks from video

The most accessible way to remove a watermark from a video right in your browser: just upload the clip, paint over the area with the unwanted logo or text — and the neural network carefully erases them. It supports all popular formats, and the removal itself happens quickly and without quality loss.

Many alternatives only allow downloading mockingly short previews of 3-5 seconds, but here — up to three minutes. More — with a subscription from $10 per month (which also includes more tools, improved processing quality, and priority queue)

2dto3D — create a 3D model from a photo

Here, a neural network generates a full 3D model in GLB format — just upload any picture. The model turns out neat, with correct geometry and details, ready to use right away. Everything happens online in the browser, no installation needed, simple and fast.

There is a free trial access — one model in full quality. If you need more — there are packages from $10 (for 12 models) and up. In case of failure (which can happen), credits are refunded for the model — so you can test the functionality without any risk

Audino AI — AI assistant for voiceover

A platform where you can create your own smart assistant — voice or text — in just a few steps. You can customize the bot for your tasks — from customer support to voice interfaces — using a simple editor. Assistants learn from materials (documents, PDF files, and so on), work in the browser, and integrate into other products.

There is a free plan with a limited number of chats and assistants. Paid plans (starting at $19 per month) unlock more requests, assistants, chat history, and additional integration channels. This is convenient for video creators, gamers, podcasters — it helps speed up work, enhance audio handling, and avoid routine tasks

DogPic — identify the breed

Upload a photo of any dog — and in an instant, you will learn everything about that breed. Free and without registration. The SmartBreed or Dog Identifier tools analyze the pet's features and provide data not only on purebred representatives but also on combinations of mixed breeds.

The service gives advice on care and describes breed behavior traits — for example, whether it is worth keeping such dogs in an apartment. But a warning is needed here: the accuracy of identification depends on the quality of the photo — some users on Reddit write that the results are generally good, "but not always accurate.

Spotimate — download music from Spotify

A place where you can download tracks from Spotify by link. Yes, it's that simple: paste the song URL — download. Everything is super fast, free, and without registration. Both individual tracks and entire albums or playlists are supported.

The app works right in the browser and requires no installations. The interface is as simple as possible: paste — download. Perfect when you live in a country where the internet sometimes goes out

Prompt Navigator — prompts at your fingertips

A Chrome extension that lets you save your favorite prompts, name them, and launch them directly from the sidebar — no need to copy and paste every time. Especially convenient if you often use the same queries or tasks.

Supports categories, quick search, history, and editing. It’s free, looks simple, and doesn’t slow down your browser. A great helper for those who want a bit more order in their interactions with the neural network

Fragment AI — audiobooks for any question

Enter the topic you're interested in — science, history, philosophy — and get a short 5-minute audio story. Everything is done in a couple of clicks. Convenient for quickly understanding the essence and listening on the go — at home, on a trip, or during a walk.

The service is simple and accessible: it works right in the browser, provides ready-made audio without registration. Free for basic use — if you want more options, there are paid plans. A great way to gain knowledge without reading text

Liquid Glassifier — "liquid glass" for your website

This service applies a "liquid glass" style (just like in iOS 26) to any website. Just enter the page address — and the service wraps it in semi-transparent panels with highlights and blurs. In case someone is chasing trends.

Everything works in the browser, no installation needed. Liquid Glassifier is more of a visual experiment and a designer's joke than a utility. But if you want an unusual visual effect — it's definitely worth trying

MoodGallery — paintings by mood

This app selects works of art precisely according to the user's mood. Just indicate how you feel — and the platform will show paintings that closely match your state. Each option comes with titles, descriptions, and history.

The interface is minimalist and user-friendly. It works for free, no registration required — just open the app and that's it. You can save favorites, conveniently share both individually and in collections. Probably suitable for those who create atmospheric posts on social media on various topics

Deskminder — on-screen reminders

The service creates short notes that will be displayed on the phone lock screen or desktop. It can be used for any purpose: important tasks, motivational phrases, reminders like "charge your laptop" or "time to go out."

Works offline without internet. The note is set in a couple of clicks, the design is minimalistic, you can choose the background and text style. Suitable for those who often forget small things or just want to keep important thoughts in front of their eyes. Free

MySite AI — a website in a couple of minutes

Here you can quickly create a one-page website without dealing with code or templates. Just write what you do — and the AI itself selects the structure, fills it with text, and suggests a design. Suitable for portfolios, resumes, blogs, or just a link like "about me." The result looks stylish and clear.

Works right from the browser, no installation needed. There is a free mode: you can create and publish one site. Paid plans offer more sites and features — prices start at $8 per month. Custom domains are supported, and almost everything can be edited and fine-tuned manually if desired

HunyuanVideo-Avatar — bring photos to life

A service that animates static images: just upload a picture and an audio file, and the neural network creates a video where the character moves, talks, and expresses emotions. All with realistic lip-sync and facial expressions, you can change angles and create scenes with multiple characters.

Free. A project by Chinese Tencent, open to everyone — you can download the code and models on GitHub or try it online. It works for free, but you will need a graphics card (preferably with 10 GB VRAM) if you want to run it on your own device

Reading Playlists — a playlist for a book

The service selects music for a book: it takes into account the plot, atmosphere, and mood of the text. You just need to enter the title and get a playlist that helps you dive deeper into reading. You can customize the genre, mood, instrumentality, and focus — for yourself and for the right moment.

It works for free, without registration or linking to Spotify. Everything is already generated and saved on a shared account, so one link is enough. Each selection has an explanation of why these tracks are suitable. Convenient and respectful to literature

Dyad — a neural network that makes applications

An open-source service that creates applications without registration and complicated setup. Just enter a request in the chat ("make a feedback form," "mini-game," and so on) and get a working interface, logic, and code. It works locally, everything is fast, private, and without blocks from services.

Dyad is completely free and offers unlimited possibilities. There is an advanced Dyad Pro plan ($30 per month) with 300 AI credits, super-optimized Turbo Edits and Smart Context modes. Just download, run — and communicate with AI like with a developer

Dynamic Mockups — top mockups in seconds

Here you can generate professional mockups of t-shirts, mugs, posters, pillows, and more — all literally in one click. Just upload your design or PSD file — and get high-quality images on a neutral background or in lifestyle scenes. You can process up to 1000 variants at once and download them immediately.

The service is free! No registration required. There is a template library and unlimited manual image downloads. The paid plan starts at $10 per month and unlocks access to the API, bulk export features, an editor for embedding on websites, and integrations with Photoshop, Etsy, WordPress, and Zapier

Tabl — a team (!) browser

It seems like a browser, but at the same time a multiplayer platform: it connects microphone, shared screen, and cursors like in Figma, but to any website or web application. You just invite a colleague to the current tab — and work together without any remote connection.

Up to four connected participants — free! In the paid version (from $10 per month per participant) — unlimited teams, scalability, plus advanced features are unlocked. Additionally, there is a trial for the full functionality