An open-source PDF translation project focused on scientific documents and bilingual comparison while preserving layout elements. The current next branch uses BabelDOC and supports local interfaces plus configurable translation services.
A local-first AI workspace for chatting with documents, organizing knowledge and connecting model-backed agents. The free desktop app and MIT-licensed self-hosted project can use local models, while external providers and hosted services are optional costs.
A desktop route to downloading and running local language models, chatting with documents and serving a local API. Free for personal and work use; hardware requirements, model licenses and optional cloud services should be evaluated separately.
The current desktop coding environment reached from the former Windsurf routes. It combines editor completions, inline changes and a local agent workflow. The Free plan offers unlimited Tab and inline edits plus a limited agent allowance.
A browser-based AI builder that turns a written brief into websites and applications, with code, preview and hosting in one workflow. The ongoing free plan is useful for small prototypes within daily and monthly token limits.
A browser-based image toolkit for removing backgrounds, cleaning unwanted objects, enlarging images and changing lighting. Several editing tools have recurring free daily limits, making it useful for occasional product and social-media visuals.
An AI research workspace for finding papers, asking questions about PDFs and organizing evidence. A free entry plan includes a limited monthly Agent allowance; advanced research and tool entitlements depend on the plan.
A single place to explore AI models and creator-built bots, with a daily free points allowance. Useful for comparing answers, trying creative tools and turning reusable instructions into a personal assistant.
A local runtime for downloading and running language models through a desktop, command-line or API workflow. Local use is free software on your own hardware; cloud-hosted models and the licenses of downloaded models are separate.
A self-hosted platform for building knowledge-base assistants and AI workflows, with document retrieval, model connections and tool integration. The GPLv3 community software offers a free starting point; inference and enterprise features are separate.
NetEase Youdao’s self-hosted knowledge-base question-answering project, combining document ingestion, retrieval and answer generation. It offers a free software route for teams prepared to manage models, hardware and document quality.
A document parsing engine that turns PDFs, scans and supported office files into structured content for AI workflows. Local use avoids a mandatory hosted subscription, with hardware requirements and additional license conditions to review.
