SparkFeed - RSS reader for agents and teams

Sparkfeed is an RSS reader for people, teams, and AI agents. It brings updates from the sources you follow into one workspace, including supported websites that don’t publish RSS feeds. Use it to follow your industry, research clients and competitors, find ideas for your next article, and give your team or AI assistant a shared library of sources to work with.Follow the sources that matter to your workBuild a reading list around the publications, company blogs, and research sources you want to hear from. Organize them by client, topic, competitor, or project so you can return to the right material when you need it.RSS and website feeds: Follow RSS and Atom feeds, plus supported websites without feeds.Source discovery: Find feeds from a website URL or explore curated source collections.Folders: Keep each client’s research or project’s reading list together.OPML import and export: Bring your existing subscriptions with you and export them when needed.Turn your reading into useful researchRead new articles, search your collection, and save the pieces worth revisiting. When you need to catch up or prepare something for work, ask Spark AI to help.Summarize articles and ask questions about collected content.Find relevant reading within your sources.Draft a digest or brief from selected articles.Review source activity, including publishing volume, quiet sources, and fetch failures.Give your team a shared starting pointShared workspaces let colleagues work from the same source library. Invite your team, organize sources into folders, and keep research available beyond one person’s tabs.An agency can maintain a watchlist for each client. A marketing team can follow competitor announcements and industry publications. A founder can keep up with a market, while a ghostwriter can collect relevant reporting and ideas for each client’s content.Connect your AI agentsYour source library is also available through MCP, the Model Context Protocol, and the REST API. Connected tools can search collected articles and retrieve their content using workspace-scoped API keys.That gives an AI assistant a specific set of sources to consult when helping with research, writing, or a weekly brief. Start free or host it yourself Sparkfeed offers a permanent Free plan for individual readers, Personal+ for people who need more capacity and agent access, and Pro for shared team workspaces. Enterprise options are available for larger teams.The open-source Community Edition is also available to self-host, with infrastructure and any AI-provider usage managed by you.

AI Tools List

Picking an AI tool usually means opening a directory with twenty thousand entries and closing it again. AI Tools List is the other approach.It is a directory of AI tools sorted into 25 categories, where every listing is researched and written for the site. Nothing is bulk imported, and no copy is lifted off the vendor's homepage. A person reads each one before it goes live.Prices come from the vendor's own pricing page. If a price is not published, the listing says so rather than guessing. That matters more than it sounds: stale pricing is the single most common reason a directory wastes your time.Each tool page covers pricing, the main features, and the work the tool is built for. Comparison pages put similar tools side by side, so you can see how two options differ before you sign up for either.Built for founders and makers who want to pick a tool and get back to shipping.Browsing is free and you do not need an account.

ClipWise

ClipWise puts AI actions on your clipboard: copy text or record a speech-to-text note, hit a shortcut, and instantly rewrite, proofread, translate, transcribe, or pull text from a screenshot — no chatbot tab needed.

Habit Pocket

Most habit trackers only ask one thing: did you do it, yes or no. But a checkmark can't tell you why some days feel great and others fall apart.Habit Pocket fixes that. It's a habit tracker that goes beyond checkmarks and lets you track the things that actually explain your days. Everything lives in one simple grid, a bit like a spreadsheet, where you can log four kinds of habits:Yes/No, for the classic ones (skips pause your streak instead of breaking it)Numbers, like steps, water or weight, with your own units and targetsTimes of day, like when you went to bed or woke upSelect lists, where you pick one or several of your own options, such as an "Activity" habit with Cycling, Hiking or a walkThen the interesting part: you can put any habit next to any other on a chart and find the correlations. See whether your sleep score follows your bedtime, or your mood follows your steps, and finally answer questions like "why am I dead by 3pm?".It's private with no ads and no nagging notifications, works on web and iPhone, and it's free for up to 5 habits.

Woll-eT

Woll-eT is a Cardmanager with Widget. With one Click you have access to your favorite Cards.The Cardmanager of Woll-et is designed to have all Cards in one App. Too record it in an easy way, without any online registrations. The only registration is for the app to make sure that all data are protected.The important thing is the widget. In the widget you decides your favorite cards which you need very often. With one click you have the access after the biometric proof to show, scan and than it‘s done. Safe your benefits, your money, your points , whats ever very easily.