SuperAPI AI Directory

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Pounce

Other AI tools

Pounce is a global social network focused on connecting startup founders with angel investors. Users can post 60-second startup pitches on the platform, discover dealflow, and connect directly with founders or investors. The platform provides a startup pitch posting feature; users must log in before they can post pitches, like, or send messages to founders. Pounce also offers a native Android app that can be installed directly via Google Play, targeting API Level 36.

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ppt-master

AI office

PPT Master is a free and open-source workflow (skill) that runs in any AI tool with agent capabilities, turning documents or topics into natively editable PowerPoint presentations. It generates real PPTX files: including slide masters, native shapes and connectors, data-driven charts and tables, editable formulas, and supports generating audio narration from speaker notes, as well as applying the user's own .pptx templates. Except for communicating with the AI model, the entire process runs locally, data stays on the local machine, and there is no platform or model lock-in.

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PR Lens

AI coding

PR Lens is a tool that presents code changes as animated architecture and data flow diagrams within a Pull Request (PR), helping developers quickly understand the shape of code changes without reading the diff line by line. By drawing animated architecture and data flow diagrams within the PR, it lets reviewers first see the overall impact of the changes before reading the code, thereby accelerating code review. The product is offered as a GitHub App and can also be installed via the npx skill command, supporting repository selection to automatically generate and update diagrams for every PR.

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PR Triage

AI coding

PR Triage is an AI pull request evaluation tool for open source maintainers. Users only need to paste a public GitHub PR link, and the system automatically fetches the diff, linked issue, and repository context, then scores it across six dimensions: issue match, implementation substance, pattern consistency, scope fit, testing signals, and risk flags. It outputs a structured score, confidence, recommendation, evidence, and points requiring manual verification, helping maintainers complete an initial pre-merge triage within seconds.

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PracticeSIEM

AI video

PracticeSIEM is a browser-based AI explainer video generation tool that turns a topic, script, article URL, or PDF document into an explainer video with an AI script, storyboard, animated visuals, voiceover, and subtitles. It supports styles such as illustration, infographic, whiteboard, character, and motion graphics, provides multilingual narration, synchronized subtitles, and background music, can export in 16:9, 9:16, and 1:1 aspect ratios, and supports scene-by-scene editing and regeneration. It is suitable for scenarios such as SaaS product introductions, education and training, YouTube and social content, marketing asset repurposing, employee training, and sales pitches. It uses credit-based subscriptions, offers monthly and annual billing plans and one-time credit packs, and provides an API for internal product integration and calls.

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PracticeSIEM

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Admissions OS is an AI college admissions advisor tool built by a UC Berkeley admissions officer and an MIT engineer, and its core AI assistant is named Sol. The product is aimed at students and families planning to apply to colleges in the United States and abroad, helping them screen for matching schools, organize their personal application story, and calculate the scholarships, federal and state aid, and institutional funding they can receive. Sol reads every institution in the United States and its programs, global scholarships, aid rules, and visa requirements, and combines the student's own transcript, courses, activities, family finances, place of residence, and citizenship to generate a college list with reasons and specific costs, while also reviewing application essays sentence by sentence. It is officially claimed to follow each school's AI usage rules, with the writing still completed by the student, positioned as assisting rather than replacing human admissions consultants.

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PracticeSIEM

AI learning

MathIt is a free math practice app available on iOS and Android, offering grade-level practice games, logic puzzles, mental math training, kindergarten object games, and multiplayer battles. It is officially stated to have more than 100,000 users and supports 20 languages. Users can create private rooms by choosing a difficulty, invite friends via room code or QR code, and compete for victory by solving problems the fastest. The app includes personalized daily practice plans, hidden-rule logic puzzles, mental math courses, and real-time arithmetic battles for 2 to 5 players. It is free to start, with an optional MathIt PRO upgrade.

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PracticeSIEM

AI learning

PracticeSIEM (website at wordy.info) is an entry whose name does not match its actual content in the material: the page content is Wordy, a free language-learning app that teaches through real movie and TV clips. It supports more than 20 languages, is available on iOS, Android, and Chrome, offers over 15,000 film and television clips, and combines quick quizzes based on the scene just watched so users can learn vocabulary in natural context. The material does not explain the specific relationship between this name and the language-learning app, nor does it provide more information about fees, pricing, platform expansion, or learning outcomes.

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PracticeSIEM

AI video

PracticeSIEM (website domain ytvideosummarizer.online) is an AI-powered YouTube video summarization tool. Users paste any YouTube video link (supporting watch, youtu.be, Shorts, or playlist links), choose a summary length (short, medium, or detailed), and click Summarize; the system then retrieves the video captions and the AI generates a summary within seconds. The summary is presented in a structured format with key points, a timeline, and takeaways, and users can copy any section or export it as a TXT, Markdown, or PDF file. The tool is mainly aimed at scenarios where users need to quickly understand video content and save viewing time, and is suitable for learning, research, content organization, and similar purposes.

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