Shutterstock AI
4.0AI trained only on Shutterstock's own licensed library
-
-
Typeface
4.2Orchestrates people, AI agents, and systems, not just content output
-
Google Imagen
4.4A research model family, not a single app
-
DreamStudio
4.1Stability AI's own official Stable Diffusion interface
-
Freepik AI
4.2An AI generator hub bolted onto a stock-asset giant
-
Vectorizer.AI
4.3Converts raster images into clean, editable vector graphics
-
Google LearnLM
4.2Now merged into Gemini itself, not a separate destination app
-
Mode
4.3Now a ThoughtSpot subsidiary, following a 2023 acquisition
-
Zenlytic
4.2Zoë, an AI analyst that produces board-ready documents, not just charts
-
Zoho Analytics
4.3accessible BI bundled inside Zoho's much larger business suite
-
Text2SQL.ai
4.1A desktop app that keeps database credentials off the cloud entirely
-
Thena
4.2B2B support conducted through shared Slack channels
-
Natural-language querying layered onto AWS's existing BI tool
-
Google Looker
4.3A semantic modeling layer that defines metrics once, in code
-
MotherDuck
4.3A cloud-hosted version of DuckDB, for data that doesn't need Snowflake
-
Rows
4.4A spreadsheet with live API connections built into the cells
-
Conversational querying built into Snowflake's cloud data warehouse
-
Wren AI
4.2Git-native semantic governance, built by Canner as open-source GenBI
-
Sendbird
4.2Started as chat infrastructure for any app, now with AI agents added
-
AI2SQL
4.1A narrow, focused text-to-SQL converter, nothing else bolted on
-
Zencoder
4.2Routes different tasks to whichever frontier model handles them best
-
Maven AGI
4.3Aspirational naming aside, a comprehensively compliance-certified support platform
-
Netomi
4.2Enterprise resolution built with deep roots in travel and logistics
-
PolyAI
4.3A proprietary voice model trained on over a billion enterprise calls
-
Salesforce's agent layer, grounded directly in existing CRM data
-
Moveworks
4.3Acquired by ServiceNow for $2.85 billion in a major 2025 deal
-
OpenAI Codex
4.4A 2025 relaunch of a 2021 name, now a fully autonomous agent
-
OpenCode
4.3One of the most-starred open-source coding agents, works with existing subscriptions
-
Codegen
5.0Automates large-scale migrations and PRs, not interactive coding
-
Cosine
4.1Genie, trained on how senior engineers actually solve tickets
-
Goose
4.3Open source under Block, now governed by the Linux Foundation
-
Graphite
4.3AI code review that understands an entire stack of PRs, not just one
-
Greptile
4.3A custom-built code graph engine for reviewing large monorepos
-
Kilo Code
4.3Merged Cline and Roo Code, now the landing spot for Roo's shutdown
-
Google Jules
4.2Assign it a GitHub issue, it works in the background and opens a PR
-
Mistral Code
4.1Mistral's coding product, built for European data sovereignty
-
SuperAGI
4.0A production dashboard wrapped around open-source agent roots
-
Chatsonic
4.1Writesonic's chatbot, built with search grounding and images included
-
Claude Code
4.6Anthropic's agentic CLI tool for real software development work
-
Factory
4.3Specialized 'Droids' for different stages of the development lifecycle
-
Gemini CLI
4.3Google's free, open-source answer to terminal coding agents
-
Google's agent-first IDE that can act inside the browser too
-
Botpress
4.3A visual flow builder for chatbots, with open-source roots
-
Nintex
4.2Enterprise process automation since 2006, before RPA branding existed
-
Kognitos
4.1Automation written in plain English sentences, not flowcharts
-
LangGraph
4.4LangChain's own answer for stateful agents that can loop
-
Sema4.ai
4.0Enterprise Cloudera veterans, built on an acquired Python RPA engine
-
Production infrastructure for agents, not a builder itself
