25 tools found
Cortex was a social media marketing platform that used machine learning to recommend content, timing, and creative choices for brands. Its technology and team were acquired by digital experience company Sitecore in 2018.
VocaliD developed personalized synthetic voices for people who could not speak and later offered custom voice technology for brands. The company combined donated speech recordings with a recipient’s vocal characteristics.
Lyrebird developed AI systems for copying a person’s voice from short audio samples and generating speech in that voice. Descript acquired the Montreal startup in 2019 and incorporated its technology and team.
Adepto was a workforce visibility and internal talent marketplace platform that helped organizations map employee and external-worker skills, discover talent, and support project staffing and workforce planning.
AI-based medical imaging analytics developed by Zebra Medical Vision to help identify findings in radiology scans. Nanox acquired Zebra in 2021 and incorporated its software into the Nanox.AI portfolio.
Augmedix Go is a mobile ambient medical documentation product that records clinician-patient conversations and uses generative AI to produce draft medical notes for clinician review and editing.
Exceed.ai developed an AI-powered conversational sales assistant for automating lead qualification, follow-up, nurturing, and meeting scheduling across email, chat, and SMS. Genesys acquired the company in 2022.
GPT Engineer is an AI app-building platform that generates and iterates on web applications from natural-language prompts. It originated as an open-source coding agent and later became the commercial product now branded Lovable.
Storia AI was an AI-assisted visual design and image-editing product developed by Storia. Its tools included text editing within generated images, object removal, background changes, and image cleanup.
Julie Desk was a French AI-powered virtual assistant that scheduled meetings by email, coordinating participants and calendars through natural-language exchanges. Its technology was acquired by Accor in 2019.
Flowrite was an AI writing assistant for composing emails and messages from short prompts. Its browser-based tools generated replies and drafts for common workplace communication. The product was acquired by Maestro Labs in 2024.
Compose AI was a Chrome writing assistant that offered autocomplete, text generation, rephrasing, and email reply features across websites. The company later announced that it had joined OpenAI and discontinued the extension.
Superhuman is a subscription email client for Gmail and Microsoft Outlook. It emphasizes keyboard-driven workflows and includes AI features for drafting, summarizing, searching, and managing email.
Reclaim.ai is an AI scheduling and calendar automation service that places tasks, habits, focus time, breaks, and meetings on users’ calendars. Dropbox acquired the company in 2024, and Reclaim continues to be offered as a product.
Pico was a no-code web app builder that turned natural-language prompts into simple applications and let users iterate through chat. Its former homepage now redirects to the acquired company's parent site.
Levity was a no-code AI automation platform for classifying text, images, and documents and connecting predictions to business workflows. The company was acquired by messaging automation provider Gorgias in 2023.
Hour One is an AI video creation platform that turns text and presentation material into presenter-led videos using synthetic avatars and voices. It targets business uses such as training, marketing, sales, and communications.
Rephrase.ai was an Indian generative video company whose platform created presenter-led videos from text using synthetic avatars and voices. Adobe acquired the company in 2023 to strengthen its generative video capabilities.
Elai.io is a browser-based AI video platform that converts text and presentation material into narrated videos featuring digital presenters. It supports avatar-led training, marketing, and educational video production.
Rockset was a real-time analytics database founded by ex-Facebook engineers behind RocksDB. It raised $100M+ from Sequoia, Greylock, and Icon, targeting low-latency vector and full-text search for production apps. OpenAI announced the acquisition in June 2024 to power retrieval inside its products. Rockset wound down customer service on September 30, 2024 and migrated technology and team into OpenAI's infrastructure org.
MosaicML built tools for training large language and diffusion models efficiently on commodity GPUs, releasing the MPT-7B and MPT-30B open-source models in 2023. Databricks acquired the company in July 2023 for roughly $1.3B, folding MosaicML's stack into the Databricks platform as the basis for what later became DBRX and the Mosaic AI training service. The standalone MosaicML brand was retired; the team and tech continue inside Databricks.
Casetext launched CoCounsel in March 2023, a GPT-4-powered legal assistant for case analysis, contract review, and deposition prep. The product gained traction with AmLaw 100 firms and Thomson Reuters announced a $650M cash acquisition in June 2023, closing in August. CoCounsel was rebranded as a Thomson Reuters product line and integrated with Westlaw. The standalone Casetext site is gone.
Global Illumination was a small NYC studio founded by ex-Instagram and Facebook engineers that built creative tools and a Minecraft-style sandbox game called Biomes. OpenAI announced in August 2023 that it had acquired the company in its first-ever acquisition; the team joined OpenAI to work on core products including ChatGPT. The Biomes code is open-source but the company brand was retired.
Open-source text-to-image AI model that went viral in 2022, later renamed Craiyon.
AI paraphrasing and writing tool that helps rewrite and improve text.