Build with AI

Luma's Ray3.2 API gives developers and agencies cinematic-grade video generation at scale. You set up to 16 keyframes per clip, get 1080p output, and export HDR or 16-bit EXR files that composite directly into DaVinci Resolve or Nuke. Pricing is pay-per-video with no commitment — $0.15 per 540p clip up to $3.60 for a 1080p 10-second generation — or contact sales for dedicated capacity with a latency SLA.

Adalo is a no-code app builder that lets you design and publish real native iOS, Android, and web apps from a single project — without writing any code or hiring developers. You work on a visual drag-and-drop canvas where you lay out screens, connect data, and set up actions, and Adalo handles the code behind the scenes. When you are ready, you can publish directly to the Apple App Store, Google Play Store, and a custom web domain from the same project. The platform includes a hosted database, so you do not need to set up your own backend. You can also connect external data sources like Airtable, Google Sheets, or Xano if you already have data elsewhere. Adalo supports features like push notifications, geolocation, in-app payments through Stripe, custom actions, and a component marketplace. Adalo recently added Ada, an AI assistant that helps you generate app screens and edit your app using plain-language prompts. Over 1 million apps have been created on the platform. Integrations with Zapier and Make connect your Adalo app to thousands of other services.

Glaze by Raycast lets you build real macOS desktop apps by chatting with AI — no coding required. Your apps run locally on your Mac, work offline, and can access files, menus, and other tools on your machine. It is a strong pick for Mac-based teams that need custom internal tools without hiring a developer.

Dreamflow is best for small business owners, founders, and non-technical builders who want to create real mobile apps without hiring a full development team. You describe your app idea in plain language, and Dreamflow's AI builds it using Flutter — a framework that works on iOS, Android, and the web. You can tweak your app visually on a canvas, edit the code directly, or just keep chatting with the AI to make changes. When you're ready, you can publish to the App Store, Play Store, or web with one click — or export the full code if you want to hand it off to a developer later.

v0 is an AI design-to-code tool made by Vercel. You describe a user interface in plain English — or upload a screenshot or sketch — and v0 generates clean, ready-to-use web pages and components. It is especially strong at creating polished landing pages, dashboards, forms, and admin panels. Is it only for developers? Not anymore. v0 now includes a visual editor and one-click deployment so non-technical users can generate, tweak, and publish pages without writing a single line of code. The free tier gives you enough generations to prototype ideas, and paid plans remove limits. For small businesses that need a professional-looking web page, admin panel, or marketing landing page without hiring a designer or developer, v0 bridges the gap between "I know what I want it to look like" and actually having it built.

deepsec is an open-source security harness that uses AI coding agents to find vulnerabilities in your codebase. You run it on your own infrastructure — locally or scaled across Vercel Sandboxes — and it uses your existing Claude or Codex subscription to scan, investigate, revalidate, and export actionable findings with severity ratings. Vercel built it to scan their own monorepos and now open-sources it for any team to use.

General Compute is an AI inference provider built on purpose-built ASICs — not GPUs — delivering over 1,000 tokens per second with a time-to-first-token under 300ms. You get a fully OpenAI-compatible REST API, so it works as a drop-in replacement for existing integrations, plus $100 in free credits to get started. It also offers custom dedicated deployments and bring-your-own-model options for larger workloads.

Tollecode is a local-first AI coding assistant that lets you delegate real engineering tasks — file reads, shell commands, and multi-step sub-agents — to an AI that runs on your machine. You get both a desktop app and a CLI, and you choose your own AI provider: Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, Ollama, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint.

SubVault is an MCP server that gives Claude, Cursor, and Copilot permanent memory across every session. You say "vault this" to save key facts, decisions, and action items from any conversation, then "remember [topic]" to pull exactly the right context back. Instead of dumping raw transcripts, SubVault extracts structured knowledge and scores each item by authority, recency, and relevance — so your AI gets the most useful context without filling up its window.

Kumbukum is an open-source, team-shared memory layer that connects your notes, decisions, emails, links, and Git context to Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and any MCP-compatible tool. Instead of re-explaining your project background at the start of every AI session, your team's full knowledge library is already there. It includes an Email Command Center that reads incoming email against your shared library and drafts context-grounded replies automatically.