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Featured tools

Hand-picked by the editors this month.

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  • Plumbline

    Writing

    Paid

    Checks every doc against your style guide and cites the rule behind each fix

    $14/seat/mo4.7
    • style guides
    • docs teams
  • Swatchwell

    Image & design

    Freemium

    Builds a brand kit with palette, type pairings and templates from one logo file

    From $15/mo4.6
    • branding
    • color
  • Cutlist

    Video

    Paid

    Edit interviews by editing the transcript, then send a rough cut to your editor

    $24/mo4.8
    • interviews
    • transcripts
  • Shuntyard

    Agents & automation

    Freemium

    A visual workflow builder where model steps sit next to ordinary logic

    From $20/mo4.6
    • workflows
    • no-code
  • Hushmill

    Audio & voice

    Freemium

    Fixes echo, hum and uneven levels in podcast and interview recordings

    From $11/mo4.7
    • podcasts
    • audio cleanup
  • Paid

    Reviews pull requests for risky changes and explains why, in a single comment

    $19/seat/mo4.8
    • code review
    • pull requests

tools by category

Writing

Drafting, editing and plain-language tools for people who write memos, docs, grants and release notes for a living.

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Writing
NameCategoryTypePriceAdded
Docket ProseRewrites policies and notices into plain language without changing what they meanWritingPaid$39/mo
ReplyhandDrafts email replies on your phone in the tone you use with each contactWritingFreemiumFrom $8/mo
GrantsmithDrafts grant applications section by section against the funder's own scoring criteriaWritingPaid$49/mo
ReleasewrightWrites customer-facing release notes from merged pull requests and closed ticketsWritingFreemiumFrom $29/mo

Image & design

Brand kits, product photos, vectors, icons and wireframes, judged by whether a designer could ship the output.

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Image & design
NameCategoryTypePriceAdded
SketchgridTurns whiteboard photos and napkin sketches into editable wireframesImage & designFreeFree
MockfoldGenerates packaging mockups straight from your dieline, with print-accurate foldsImage & designPaid$29/mo
GlyphwrightGenerates icon sets that stay consistent in stroke, grid and corner radiusImage & designFreemiumFrom $10/mo
KilnworksOpen-source desktop app for running image models locally with layers and masksImage & designOpen sourceFree

Video

Transcript editing, captions, clipping, dubbing and storyboards for teams that publish video every week.

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Video
NameCategoryTypePriceAdded
DublineDubs videos into 18 languages with lip sync and the original speaker's voiceVideoPaid$2/min
BoardrollTurns a script into a timed animatic with shot sizes and camera notesVideoPaid$35/mo
FramepatchOpen-source video inpainting for removing objects, logos and boom mics from shotsVideoOpen sourceFree
ReelwrightFinds the strongest moments in a long webinar and reframes them for vertical videoVideoFreemiumFrom $19/mo

Audio & voice

Cleanup, transcription, narration, music beds and live captions, with consent and licensing checked.

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Audio & voice
NameCategoryTypePriceAdded
Aisle CaptionsLive captions and translation on attendees' phones during in-person eventsAudio & voicePaid$149/event
CuesheetGenerates licensed music beds cut to the exact length of your videoAudio & voicePaid$18/mo
MurmurboxOpen-source dictation that runs locally and types into any appAudio & voiceOpen sourceFree
CallgradeScores sales calls against your own playbook and shows reps where the call slippedAudio & voicePaid$45/seat/mo

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