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Kora was an AI work assistant developed by Thrive Global, designed to connect with workplace tools and help employees retrieve information, coordinate tasks, and access company resources through a conversational interface.
Undock was an AI-assisted calendar and scheduling service that let users propose meeting times, coordinate availability, and book meetings through browser and calendar integrations.
Clara Labs offered an AI-assisted scheduling service that coordinated meetings by email through a human-like virtual assistant. The company was acquired by TopFunnel in 2019, and its original service is no longer operating.
Xembly was a workplace productivity assistant that used AI to schedule meetings, take meeting notes, track action items, and automate related administrative work through calendar and messaging integrations.
SigmaOS is a macOS-focused browser organized around workspaces and vertical tabs. It later added AI features such as Airis for asking questions, summarizing pages, and assisting with web-based research.
Voiceliner was an Android-first voice notes and outlining app that converted spoken thoughts into transcribed, nested bullet points. Its open-source code remains available, but the hosted product’s current operation is unclear.
Arc Max is a set of AI features built into The Browser Company’s Arc browser, including page summaries, renamed downloads and tabs, and conversational questions about an open webpage.
Kono was an AI scheduling assistant that coordinated meetings through email, calendar integrations, and natural-language requests. Public product updates appear to have ended, and its former homepage is no longer reliably accessible.
Growbot was a workplace recognition bot for Slack that let colleagues give public praise and track team appreciation. Although sometimes grouped with AI agents, available coverage describes an employee-engagement bot rather than a generative AI agent.