Clips
Capture browser debug logs, get transcripts, and use built-in dictation. 100% free, open-source, and customizable.
Open-source agentic apps you own
Start from a working app and let the agent evolve it. You can customize everything.
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Design
Turns prompts into interactive designs that follow your design system and improve with agent feedback.
Slides
Generate on-brand presentations with your AI agent, then edit slides yourself and export anywhere.
Analytics
Connects your data so an agent can answer questions in plain language and turn results into charts and dashboards.
Calendar
Brings your Google Calendars together so an agent can find time, schedule or move events, and manage bookings.
A keyboard-first inbox where an agent prioritizes mail, drafts replies, summarizes threads, and follows up.
Assets
Gives agents shared brand guidelines, images and videos to create and choose on-brand media across apps.
Content
Lets an agent work in your documents to draft in your voice, create interactive content, and publish to your site.
Chat
Chat-first app scaffold with durable threads, a standard sidebar, actions, auth, live sync, and a clean path to add screens or plug in your own agent backend.
Dispatch
Centralized messaging and management for every agent in your stack. Talk to your agents from Slack, Telegram, or the web; route jobs, hold memory, approve actions, and delegate across apps over A2A.
Forms
Agent-Native form builder. Generate forms from a prompt, edit fields visually or conversationally, and send submissions to Slack, Discord, Google Sheets, or webhooks.
Plans
Install visual planning as an app-backed skill. Your coding agent can open structured plans with diagrams, wireframes, prototypes, annotations, comments, and shareable review links.
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