PDF Pals is a native Mac application that allows users to securely chat with any PDF document locally and without cloud costs or data risks. It uses powerful OCR technology to support scanned PDFs and complex forms, and stores the user's API key securely in the Apple Keychain. It has simple pricing with a pay-once-use-forever model, and provides a 14-day money back guarantee.


Credal is a tool which provides APIs, chat UI, and a Slackbot to help enterprises safely leverage AI. It automatically masks, redacts or warns users about sensitive data based on policies set by IT. It also allows for secure integration with enterprise data sources such as Google Drive, Confluence, and Slack, and provides audit logs, automatic redaction, MSAs, and permission syncing. It is trusted by leading companies and is loved by developers.

SimpleMail is an AI-powered email writing tool that streamlines the email writing process and saves valuable time. It can create error-free emails in seconds, summarize lengthy emails into concise notes, and provide positive, negative and neutral options for email replies. It integrates with Gmail and offers features such as summarizing emails and removing language barriers. It is currently in open beta and is free to use.

Miro AI is an online whiteboard tool that provides a launchpad for creativity, collaboration, and productivity. It offers features such as mind map Idea Generation, Summarize Sticky Notes, Image Generation, and Generate User Stories from Ideas. It is currently in beta and is scheduled to launch in March of 2023. To gain access to the beta, users can sign up for the waiting list. The tool is available for Business, Enterprise, Consultants, Education, Startups, and NPOs, and is free for the beta.

Spellpage tool helps users to get their tasks done quicker and more efficiently with the help of personal AI assistants. It automates tedious processes, provides motivation and coaching, and can save research topics of interest. It is designed to make tasks easier and more efficient by taking them off the user's hands.