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AI Voice Tool
Yap
Yap is voice dictation for Mac and Windows. Hold a key, speak, and Yap types your prompt into Claude Code, Cursor, the terminal or any editor, or your words into email, docs and chat. It types into whatever app is focused, adds punctuation and removes filler words. Speech recognition (NVIDIA Parakeet) runs on your Mac or PC, so audio is never uploaded, and it works offline. 25 languages are detected automatically, with a searchable history on your device. Yap (its Electron app, native helpers and website) was built with Claude Code. Free for 3 days with no account or card, then a 10-day trial, then USD 6.90/month or USD 69/year. macOS 13+ on Apple Silicon, Windows 10 and 11.
Claude Code
AI Image / Video Tool
Gemini Nano Banana
Gemini Nano Banana is a browser-based AI image and video creation platform. Generate images from text, edit uploaded photos, create videos from prompts, and animate still images with multiple AI models in one workspace. It helps creators, designers, and marketing teams explore visual ideas for social content, product imagery, and storytelling. The web application is developed with Codex and built with Next.js. It is an independent platform, not an official Google product.
Codex
DevOps Tool
Shipvela
Shipvela takes a finished static website from your coding agent or GitHub repository to a shareable HTTPS URL. Publish HTML, React, Vite or Astro output using the dashboard, CLI or OAuth MCP connector; review files before an agent publishes, then inspect build logs and connect your own domain. GitHub push publishing requires the read-only app and project configuration. Hobby is free with 3 projects and 20 publishes per month; Pro is $29 and Studio $99 per month. Domain registration is separate. The hosting platform is proprietary, while its public integration client and publishing skill are MIT licensed. It is not unlimited hosting or a general backend runtime. Built with Codex and human review. I help build and maintain the product.
Codex
Web App
TaroMind Yes or No Tarot
A free public tarot tool for reflection and learning. Draw one or three cards without signing up, using a transparent 78-card table with fixed Yes, No, Maybe, or Not Yet answers. Optional AI explanations after sign-in add context and can save a journal entry without changing the fixed answer. Built with Codex in Next.js and TypeScript. Card meanings are publicly accessible. Not a guarantee of future outcomes.
Codex
Web App
Random Pokemon Generator
Random Pokemon Generator is a free browser tool for Pokemon fans. Draw 1, 3, or 6 Pokemon from 1,025 species, filter by generation and type, lock favorites, and reroll the rest. Reuse a seed with the same settings to reproduce a draw. No account is required. Built primarily with Codex using Astro, React, and TypeScript. Independent fan-made project; not affiliated with Nintendo, Game Freak, or The Pokemon Company.
Codex
Project
EmailReminders.net
EmailReminders.net provides 100% free email reminders, subscription tracking, and group emails. No personal information is required, and no account is needed for basic reminders.
Codex
Web App
Without A Word
Without A Word helps users move from mood to meal when deciding what to eat feels difficult, positioning meal planning as gentle and low-pressure.
ClaudeCodex
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