Somodus Agent Store
Ready-made AI agents you can install in one click. Each agent runs on your schedule and delivers results to email, Telegram, Slack, Discord, or Notion — no coding required.
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- For That Price — Value-for-Money Checker — "For That Price" is a value-for-money checker. Whether it's something you're about to buy or something you already bought — we'll tell you if it's money well spent, all on a single receipt card. It converts what else the same money could get you using real-time benchmarks, lays them side by side, and tallies up exactly how much you'd save. Picking the comparison benchmark is fully automatic. As a value-for-money checker, it's a must-use when you're trying to talk a friend out of a purchase. It helps prevent buying products whose performance or features don't justify the price — instead of nagging, just send this one card: polite and decisive. The result is a single image — a cream-colored receipt, a clean product shot of the item you checked, a big bold "money saved," and even a fake barcode. Perfect for profiles, messengers, and social media. Run it weekly and a fresh receipt arrives based on the latest benchmarks. An honest note: item prices are typical-range estimates, and comparison amounts are calculated from real-time data with the reference date printed on the card. If we can't identify an item to check, we won't force it — we'll just send you a notice. This card is a value-for-money check made for fun, not purchase or investment advice.
- This Week's Wallpaper Maker — Your Schedule & Weather in One Beautiful Wallpaper — Just jot down your week the way you'd say it out loud (e.g., Monday 10am team meeting, Wednesday 3pm doctor's appointment…), and we'll create a phone wallpaper that lays out your whole week over a golden-hour landscape photo — then email it to you. Each day gets its own color-coded schedule chips along with big weather icons and rain chances, and at the bottom you'll find "This Week's Key Points" — the 2–3 appointments you really can't miss, each with a one-line tip to keep you from slipping up (e.g., endoscopy → no food after midnight the night before). It's built to actually work as a wallpaper. The aspect ratio stays a true 9:19.5 portrait, the top third is left clear for your clock and date, the bottom steers clear of the gesture area, and safe margins on the left and right keep nothing cut off on any phone. Schedule text is typeset, not baked into the image, so there are no blurry or garbled characters. Three fields to set up: the location for the weather, this week's schedule, and your preferred background theme (optional) — plus a photo you'd like to use as the background (optional — upload one and we'll build the background from that photo's scene and mood; write just a theme and we'll use that landscape; leave both blank and we'll pick for you). Your wallpaper arrives right after installation, and a fresh one for the new week is delivered every Monday at 7am. If your plans change, just edit the text in settings and it'll be reflected from the next run. An honest note: if the schedule is empty, we won't invent anything — we'll just send you a heads-up. And if the weather can't be fetched for a moment, we'll send the wallpaper with your schedule only.
- Travel Stamp Fieldnote Maker — Turn Your Travel Photo into a Rubber-Stamp Travel Journal Poster — Upload a single travel photo, and your photo stays exactly as it is on the left, while a sheet of warm, cream-toned aged paper unfolds on the right. Near the bottom of that paper, a small multi-color rubber stamp — reduced to just the outline that makes the place instantly recognizable — appears as if pressed by hand. Only the most characteristic shapes are distilled: rooftops and domes, the silhouettes of towers, mountain ridgelines, coastlines, the direction of a road — rendered in two or three inks (calm tones like sumi black, deep green, brick red, ochre, slate blue). Even the texture of a real rubber stamp is preserved: dried ink marks, paper showing through, slightly misaligned color overlaps. Beside it, in small typewriter-style lettering, sit the place name, a number, three keywords, and the year. If the photo is a record of the place, the stamp is a fragment of the memory. One quiet, restrained 4:3 landscape poster with a handmade feel — like the fieldnotes of an architect or a travel writer. Perfect for printing and pinning to your wall, or using as the cover of a travel album. The photo itself is never redrawn or stretched. Only subtle publication-grade color grading and a very fine film grain are added, keeping the original light, texture, and color mood intact. The stamp stays small so it never crowds the paper's white space, and it never grows into a logo or illustration. With each run it's pressed slightly toward the left or right of the paper, so the layout shifts a little every time (safe edge margins are always maintained). Setup is just one photo field. Your poster arrives immediately after installation, and again every Monday morning. Want a different destination? Just swap the photo and it will be reflected from the next run. An honest note: if there's no photo, no poster is invented — you'll simply get a notice instead. If the image safety system blocks the use of your photo, we'll let you know, along with the artwork, that the photo on the left may differ from the original. The place name is read from the photo, so lesser-known locations may not be named accurately.
- Miniature City Maker — One City Name, One Model City with Towering Landmarks — Just type a city name, and we'll craft it like a finely carved architectural model — an isometric miniature tile complete with real street grids and back alleys, rivers and bridges, thousands of tiny houses, cars, and street trees — then email it to you. And the city's most famous landmarks are deliberately sculpted oversized: the statue stands as tall as an apartment block, the cathedral and palace take up several blocks, the tower soars above the skyline — so you recognize it at a glance and think, 'Ah, that city!' The result is a single vertical poster that looks like a studio shot of a model displayed on a presentation base. The city name sits at the top in minimal editorial typography. For Seoul, that's N Seoul Tower, Gyeongbokgung Palace, the King Sejong statue, and Lotte Tower; for Paris, the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe — each placed exactly where it stands on the real map, scaled up like a toy showpiece. Setup is just one field: the city name. Your poster arrives right after installation, and again every Monday morning. Want a different city? Change the city name and it takes effect from the next run. An honest note: if the city name is left blank, we won't invent a poster — we'll just send you a heads-up. Very small town names may come out less accurate than cities — city names give the prettiest results.
- Stamp Cutout Maker - Turn Your Photo into a Cut-Out Stamp — Just upload one photo, and we'll cut a stamp shape out of its center and place it on paper, creating a single two-tier image delivered straight to your email. Below sits the original photo with a stamp-shaped hole; above, the piece cut from that very spot becomes a stamp with perforated edges and a soft shadow, resting on cream-colored paper — the hole and the stamp are exactly the same piece, so the delight comes when viewers realize, "Ah, it was cut out from right here." This agent doesn't draw anything new. It uses your photo's actual pixels, so faces and colors stay completely unchanged, and the same photo always produces the same result. Travel shots, flowers, night scenes, pets, portraits — anything works, and photos with the subject centered turn out the prettiest. The output is a single image (3:4 portrait) — it arrives as just the artwork with no extra text, ready to use right away on social media, messengers, or as a profile picture. Setup takes just one photo field. The image arrives immediately after installation, and if you want to switch to a different photo, simply replace it and the change applies from the next run. An honest note: if there's no photo, we won't invent an image — we'll simply send a reminder asking you to upload one.
- Art Poster Maker — Turn Your Photo into Exhibition-Grade Graphic Art — Upload a single photo, and we'll transform it into one refined graphic art poster — the kind an international design studio would make for an exhibition or architecture publication — and email it to you. Your photo isn't used as-is. Its composition and layout, size relationships, negative space, and actual colors are taken as a blueprint, then redrawn in a restrained graphic language of translucent color fields, hairline rules, and simplified silhouettes. The principles are clear. The position, scale, density, and white space of every element in the photo are preserved exactly (no recomposing), nothing that isn't visible in the photo is ever added, and colors stay faithful, as if sampled straight from the image — no muting or beige-ifying for the sake of style. To that we add a short serif English title drawn from the photo (1–4 words), a single matter-of-fact sentence describing what's visible, and 2026 resting quietly in the margin. The result is a vertical poster with the feel of an architectural drawing, a museum identity, or an art book cover. You receive one image (portrait orientation) — just the poster, with no extra commentary, ready to print, frame, or post on social media. Setup is a single photo field. The poster arrives right after installation, and if you want a different one, just swap the photo and it'll be reflected from the next run. An honest note: if there's no photo, we won't invent a poster — we'll simply send a note asking you to upload one. On rare occasions the image safety system may block use of your photo, in which case the poster may be created without it; when that happens, we'll tell you in a single line beneath the poster.
- Colored Sand Maker — Turn Your Photo into a Colorful Sand Sculpture — Just upload one photo, and we'll remake the scene in it as a single sculpture-style picture — as if modeled from colorful sand on a bed of golden sand — and email it to you. People, pets, benches, bicycles, trees — everything becomes a chunky mound of sand with a sparkling, grainy texture, like it's been dusted with sugar. The idea is simple. The number of people, their positions, poses, and proportions in your photo stay exactly the same, while each subject is transformed into a compressed sand sculpture in its own distinct color (brown, coral, salmon, grass green, cobalt, mustard). Faces are gently simplified, clothing and details become flat planes of colored sand, and a light scattering of matching sand surrounds each figure. The background turns into a textured golden sand floor, with only the important background elements left as low sand forms. Warm afternoon sunlight, short shadows, and macro-photo-like detail. The result is a single image (1:1) — it arrives as just the picture with no extra text, so it's ready to use right away for your profile, social media, or messenger. Setup takes just one photo field. The picture arrives right after installation, and if you want to switch to a different photo, just replace it and it'll be reflected from the next run. An honest note: if there's no photo, we won't invent a picture — we'll simply send a message asking you to upload one. On rare occasions, the image safety system may block the use of your photo, in which case the picture may be created without it; when that happens, we'll add a one-line note beneath the image letting you know.
- Ink Sketch Maker — Just upload one photo, and we'll keep the background exactly as shot while turning only the person in the picture into a black-and-white hand-drawn sketch rendered in bold black ink — then email it to you. The sky and trees of your travel spot, the street signs and buildings, the little props in the café — all stay photo-real. Only the person standing inside the scene is redrawn in rough ink lines, like a fashion illustration. The idea is simple. The background (sky, trees, ground, rocks, signs, buildings, objects, scenery) is never redrawn — it's preserved exactly as in the photo — and only the person is converted into a black-and-white ink sketch, in the same spot and at the same size: black ink line art, rough hand-drawn fashion sketching, expressive comic-style lines, light cross-hatching, fine detail lines on clothing and face. Facial features, hairstyle, hats, clothes, shoes, accessories, body proportions, pose, and hand gestures all stay recognizably intact, and small hand-drawn touches like motion lines, stars, or hearts are lightly added around the person only. No extra people, text, logos, or watermarks are included. The result is a single image (1:1) — it arrives as just the artwork with no extra messaging, so it's ready to use right away for profile pictures, social media, or messengers. Setup takes just one photo field. The image arrives right after installation, and if you'd like to use a different photo, simply swap it out and it will be reflected from the next run. An honest note: if there's no photo, we won't invent an image — we'll simply send a message asking you to upload one. On rare occasions when the image safety system blocks the use of your photo, the drawing may be created without it; in that case, we'll let you know with a one-line note beneath the image.
- K-pop idol style 4-cut photo strips from any photo — Upload a Photo, Get Your Own Korean-style photobooth strip! A bright smile, cheek-to-cheek, finger hearts and peace signs, chin resting on hands, a surprised face, a wink, leaning on a shoulder, and a close-up that fills the frame. What matters most is that it's really *you*. The number of people, recognizable faces and face shapes, skin tone, hairstyle and hair color, glasses and accessories, even the clothes you were wearing — all kept exactly as in the photo. No prettifying you into someone else, no changing your age, gender, or body type, no adding people who aren't there or removing people who are. All four cuts are shot in the same booth: one solid studio backdrop chosen to suit your photo from soft blue, warm beige, apricot pink, or light gray, with gentle frontal booth lighting and catchlights, natural skin texture, and a subtle film tone. A 2×2 frame with white margins and a small serif caption "four cuts" at the top — no logos, dates, or watermarks. The result is a single vertical sheet image — it arrives as just the photo with no extra text, so you can save it right away and post it to your profile, story, or group chat. Setup takes one photo slot, that's it. Your photo arrives right after installation, and if you'd like to shoot with a different picture, just swap the photo and it will be used from the next run. An honest note: this image is a composite created by AI based on the photo you upload. Photos where the face is small or partially hidden may come out less like you. If no photo is provided, we won't generate anything and will simply send you a notice instead. If the image safety system blocks the use of your photo and the picture is created without it, we'll let you know alongside the image that it may not resemble the original person. Photos of celebrities may be blocked by safety review.
- BonBon Stickers – Turn Animals, People & Objects into Squishy 3D Sticker Sheets — Just upload one photo, and your subject becomes a plump, glossy 3D "BonBon Drop Sticker" that looks coated in thick clear resin — arranged neatly across a single sticker sheet with multiple variations in expression, pose, and props. For people, you get an adorable 2.5–3 head-tall 3D mini character with recognizable facial features, hairstyle, and outfit; for pets, food, or objects, the original characteristics stay intact while everything gets a soft, squishy deformed makeover. Every sticker has the chunky, shiny, squeezable dimensionality of a thick resin coating — reflections and highlights, translucent thickness, and soft shadows all rendered with product-photography-level realism. Stickers are spaced generously so they never overlap, set on a clean background ranging from white to soft pastel. Touchably cute, in ultra-high-resolution detail. The result is a single image (1:1) — no extra text, just the artwork, so it's ready to use right away for messenger emoji, profile pictures, or merch mockups. Setup takes just one photo field. Your image arrives immediately after installation, and if you want a different subject, simply swap the photo and it'll be reflected from the next run. An honest note: this artwork is an AI-generated image created with reference to the photo you upload. Without a photo, nothing is generated and you'll receive a notice instead. If the image safety system blocks the use of your photo and the image is created without it, we'll let you know alongside the artwork that the result may not resemble your original subject. Photos of celebrities may be blocked by safety review.
- Hidden Object Puzzle - Turn Your Photo into a Cute Doodle Hidden Picture — Just upload one photo, and the whole scene in it gets redrawn as a cute hand-drawn doodle sketched with a thin black pen and colored pencils — with little objects secretly tucked inside, turning it into a hidden-object puzzle. With your kids, in the group chat with friends, from a family photo — 'our photo' becomes a puzzle. The doodle keeps that 'silly and adorable' style: the photo decides what goes where (how many people, their spots, which way they face, poses, background), and the doodle artist decides how it's drawn — doodle characters with slightly big heads and small bodies, dot eyes and pale pink cheeks, wobbly lines, coloring that spills out like colored pencil. On top of that, little things like stars, hearts, pencils, keys, fish, mushrooms, buttons, paper planes, teacups, snails, crescent moons, and umbrellas hide quietly in the patterns, on the shelves, among the leaves, and inside the folds of clothing — all in the same doodle style. You can also decide what gets hidden yourself (optional input — e.g., '2 cats, a pencil, 3 stars'). Leave it blank and a different combination gets picked for you every time. The result is a single puzzle image (1:1), and if you open 'See the answers' below the picture, you'll get just the list of what to look for (locations stay secret). Setup is one photo field plus one optional input field, and that's it. The picture arrives right after installation, and if you switch to a different photo or different things to hide, it takes effect from the next run. An honest note: this picture is a hand-drawn doodle created by AI using your uploaded photo as a reference. Since the AI does the hiding, sometimes the count may differ, or a hidden object may be a little too easy (or too hard) to spot — just enjoy seeing how many you can find. If there's no photo, nothing gets drawn and you'll simply receive a notice instead; and if the image safety system blocks the use of your photo and the picture is drawn without it, we'll let you know alongside the image that it may not resemble the original scene. Photos of celebrities may be blocked by the safety review.
- Sticker Diary Maker — Turn Your Photos into Cute Sticker Journals — Upload a single photo, and we'll leave the picture exactly as you shot it while turning the person in it into several cute, hand-colored chibi stickers scattered across the scene — topped off with handwritten captions that fit the moment plus star, heart, and arrow doodles, all in one scrapbook-style photo diary page. A snack on your work-from-home desk, a cup of coffee at a café, a view from your travels — any everyday photo becomes "a page from that day's diary." The background (props, food, screens, furniture, light and shadow, textures, composition, lens perspective) is preserved exactly as the high-resolution, photorealistic original. The person in the photo disappears and is replaced by 4–7 little chibi stickers that look like them, playing with the objects in the scene — nibbling bread off the table, sipping from a tumbler, tapping away on a laptop, stretching, peeking out from behind things. Hairstyle and hair color, glasses and accessories, and clothing colors are all kept intact on chibi characters with big heads, tiny bodies, dot eyes, and pink cheeks — rendered in pastel coloring with thin lines, thick white die-cut borders like real printed stickers, and soft drop shadows. Captions come as 4–7 rounded handwritten notes of 2–6 words each, capturing the photo's mood, food, setting, and feelings in a warm diary tone — written naturally in the language you installed with (no real names, brands, dates, or prices). The result is a single image (1:1) — it arrives as artwork only, with no extra text, so it's ready to post straight to Instagram, Stories, or your group chat. Setup takes just one photo field. The image arrives right after installation, and if you want a different picture, just swap the photo and it'll be reflected from the next run. An honest note: this artwork is an AI-generated composite based on the photo you upload. The handwritten captions are written by AI, so an occasional awkward phrase may slip in. If there's no photo, we won't generate anything and will simply send you a notice, and if the image safety system blocks the photo from being used and the artwork is created without it, we'll let you know alongside the image that it may not resemble the original scene. Photos of celebrities may be blocked by safety review.
- Cat Transformation Maker – Turn Only the People in Your Photo into Cute Cats — Just upload one photo, and we'll keep the background exactly as you shot it while turning only the people into adorable cats. Friends at a café, family in the living room, a couple on vacation, a group shot — the place and the moment stay the same, but cats are sitting there in the exact same poses instead of people. It's the kind of picture that makes you laugh the second you see it. The background (buildings, streets, indoor props, natural light and shadows, materials and textures, lens perspective, composition) is preserved in high-resolution photorealistic detail. The people become photorealistic cats that inherit everything — the number of people, their positions, spacing, direction, poses, movements, and interactions with each other (if someone is hugging, it's a cat hugging; if someone raised a hand, it's a cat raising a paw). Hair color and hairstyle become fur color and markings, the clothes they were wearing keep the same colors and patterns while fitted to a cat's body, and accessories like glasses, hats, bags, and scarves carry right over to the cats too. Someone facing away becomes a cat facing away, and no cats or props that weren't in the photo are added. Every strand of fur, the big sparkling eyes, the pink nose and whiskers are all blended to match the photo's light, shadow, and depth of field, so it really looks like those cats were there in that moment. The result is a single image (1:1) — just the photo arrives with no extra text, so it's ready to drop straight into a group chat, profile, or story. Setup takes just one photo field. The photo arrives right after installation, and if you want a different picture, just swap the photo and it'll be applied from the next run. An honest note: this picture is a composite image created by AI based on the photo you upload. If there's no photo, we won't generate anything and will just send you a notice, and if the image safety system blocks the use of your photo so the picture is made without it, we'll let you know along with the image that it may not resemble the original scene. Photos of celebrities may be blocked by safety review.
- Minecraft Transformation Maker — Only the People in Your Photo Become Block Characters — Just upload one photo, and we'll leave the background exactly as you shot it while turning only the people in the picture into Minecraft-style blocky voxel characters. A street, a classroom, a café, a vacation spot — the place stays photoreal, but the people standing in it become block characters with cube heads, box bodies, and 16×16 pixel skins: a single image where reality and the game merge. The background (buildings, streets, indoor props, natural light and shadows, materials and textures, lens perspective, composition) is preserved as the high-resolution photograph it is — not a single pixel is redrawn. The people are rebuilt from pure cubes and rectangular prisms only, with no curves, no joints, and no fingers, and their surfaces are wrapped in low-resolution skin textures with big, crisp square pixels. The number of people, their positions, facing directions, poses, gestures, and body proportions all stay the same, while hair color and hair silhouette, clothing colors and patterns, and accessories like glasses or hats are all carried over into the pixel skin. We don't invent a face for someone shown from behind, and we don't add characters, items, or game UI that aren't in the photo. The block characters cast shadows matching the light direction in the photo and are composited so they truly look like they're standing right where the original people stood. The result is a single image (1:1) — the picture arrives on its own with no extra text, so it's ready to use right away for profile pictures, stories, or group chats. Setup takes just one photo field. The image arrives immediately after installation, and if you'd like a different picture, just swap the photo and it'll be reflected from the next run. An honest note: this image is a composite created by AI using the photo you upload as a reference. If no photo is provided, we won't generate anything and will simply send you a notice. If the image safety system blocks the use of your photo and the picture is created without it, the result may not resemble the original scene — and we'll let you know alongside the image. Photos of celebrities may be blocked by safety review. This agent is a fan-style transformation and is not affiliated with any particular game company.
- Sticker Maker – Turn Only the People in Your Photo into Black & White Hand-Drawn Stickers — Just upload one photo, and we'll keep the background exactly as you shot it while turning only the people into black-and-white hand-drawn stickers — creating a single collage that looks like paper cutouts pasted onto a real-life scene, delivered straight to your email. A street, a café, a travel spot, your own living room — the atmosphere of the place stays exactly as photographed, and only the people become paper stickers. The principle is simple. The background (buildings, streets, indoor props, natural light and shadows, materials and textures, lens perspective, composition) is preserved as the original high-resolution photograph, without a single pixel being redrawn. Only the people are converted into single-line hand-drawn line art in two colors: pure black and pure white — no gray, no color, no gradients, just rough, natural lines with small black fills used only for hair, clothing folds, and shadows. Each person's pose, motion, orientation, headcount, body proportions, positions relative to one another, and clothing outlines and details are kept intact, and every figure is framed with a clean, even white border as if cut out with a blade — giving the feel of real stickers pasted into a collage. It's a minimal graffiti, editorial collage, mixed-media aesthetic where the boundary between the photographic background and the flat 2D illustration stands out in crisp contrast. The result is a single image (1:1) — it arrives as artwork only, with no extra text, so it's ready to use right away on your social feed, profile, or stories. Setup takes just one photo field. The image arrives immediately after installation, and if you want a different photo, simply swap it out and it'll be reflected from the next run. An honest note: this artwork is an AI-generated collage created with reference to the photo you upload. If no photo is provided, nothing will be generated and you'll receive a notice instead. If the image safety system blocks the use of your photo and the artwork is created without it, we'll let you know alongside the image that it may not resemble the original scene. Photos of celebrities may be blocked by safety review.
- Silly Little Photo Maker — Just upload one photo, and we'll redraw the entire scene as a single cute, whimsical hand-drawn doodle illustration — as if sketched with a thin black pen and colored pencils — and send it to your email. A portrait, a group shot with friends, a landscape from your travels — anything works. The photo decides "what is where," and the doodle artist decides "how to draw it." The number of people and their positions, their orientation (facing front, back, or side), gestures and poses, the distance between them, the camera angle, and important objects and background structures are all preserved — while everything gets reinterpreted adorably: doodle characters with slightly big heads and small bodies, dot eyes and soft pink cheeks, wobbly lines, coloring that spills outside the lines like colored pencil, slightly tilted furniture, and fluffy cloud-like trees. We never invent a face for someone shown from behind, and the result isn't a line drawing traced from the photo — it's "a drawing that lovingly remembers that moment as a doodle." The result is a single image (1:1) — just the artwork with no extra text, so it's ready to use right away for profile pictures, stickers, messengers, or social media. Setup takes just one photo. Your drawing arrives right after installation, and if you'd like a different photo drawn, simply swap the photo and it'll be reflected from the next run. An honest note: this drawing is a hand-drawn-style doodle created by AI based on the photo you upload. If there's no photo, we won't draw — we'll just send you a notice instead. And if the image safety system blocks the use of your photo and the drawing is made without it, we'll let you know alongside the artwork that it may not resemble the original scene. Photos of celebrities may be blocked by safety review.
- BTS, BLACKPINK, Stray Kids, TWICE, SEVENTEEN Fan-posted photos and videos — Fancams first, like a screening — for whichever artist you choose. Type one name — BTS, BLACKPINK, Stray Kids, TWICE, SEVENTEEN, anyone — and every evening at 10:30 PM this agent sweeps the day's fan-posted photos and fancam videos for your artist across X (Twitter) fan media posts and YouTube fancam uploads, and builds your briefing like a night at the movies: the single top-rated fancam opens as tonight's main feature, the rest of the day's clips follow as the now-showing reel, and the day's fan photos close the email as the lobby wall. Add one member and it tracks only content clearly featuring your bias (leave the field empty and it covers the whole group, and says so). Every card shows the real thumbnail, and video cards are instant-play embeds: a play-badged thumbnail that opens the original post or video already playing — email can't play video inline, so this agent does the honest next-best thing and never fakes it. And on a day with no fancams, nothing is faked either: no photo is dressed up as the feature — the lobby wall carries the day and the briefing says so plainly. Curation is the point: only content actually about your artist survives; in member mode, only content clearly featuring your member - group shots qualify only when your member is the visible subject; official artist and agency accounts, merch ads, giveaway spam, and off-topic posts are dropped; duplicates of the same moment are merged so you see each moment once, at its best; and every pick gets a one-line caption plus a must-see star rating grounded in the real engagement numbers shown on the card - likes for X posts, views for YouTube fancams. The top-rated fancam takes the marquee, and photos and fancams stay balanced so neither kind crowds the other out of the briefing. It is honest by design: every thumbnail comes straight from the source platform and links to the original, nothing is rehosted or invented; a quiet day is reported as quiet instead of padded; a failed source is named as skipped and retried next run; what you have already seen never repeats across days; and until you set an artist, it sends one honest setup note instead of guessing one for you. The whole briefing runs on built-in sources - no API keys to set up, and you can change the artist or the member focus any time.
- Creator Weekly Report Card — You open the Studio app a few times a day, don't you? Every Monday, we turn that compulsion into a single report card — this week's new uploads, which videos grew and by how much (exact gains measured against last week's real numbers), commentary on why they took off, and suggestions for next week. The core of those analytics tools that cost tens of dollars a month, tailored to your channel. All you need is your YouTube channel address and one free API key. +{growth} views this week — one look at the subject line and you'll know how your week went.
- Weekly Rival Rankings — No-Code Competitor Power Rankings Agent — This agent turns your market into a weekly power ranking: it tracks up to 5 rivals across X (Twitter) and web news and emails you a ranked competitive report every Monday at 10:00. Built for founders, marketers, product managers, and strategy teams who want competitor monitoring without building anything themselves — no code needed, and no AI agent builder skills required. Name up to 5 rivals once, or just install it: with the field left empty it ranks OpenAI and Anthropic by default, and says so in the report. Every Monday at 10:00 the agent sweeps the last 7 days of each rival's public activity across X (Twitter) and web news, grades each company's week, ranks them, and sends an email that opens with one striking power-rankings ladder infographic — rank, rival, movement since last week, activity stars, and update count — designed from the real analyzed data. A rivalry you just read. Movement is the point, and it is never guessed: the agent stores each week's ranking itself and computes every ▲ climb and ▼ slide from its own memory — on the very first week it says honestly that the arrows start next week. Below the ladder, every rival gets its own section that never repeats the image: the week in one line, then each notable move as a one-sentence fact with its category — launch, funding, partnership, research, hiring — plus a deep link to the original post or article. It ranks every rival fairly — each one gets its own dedicated news sweep, so a famous rival never drowns out a niche one — and it is honest by design: every item is grounded in a real source, a quiet week keeps its slot on the ladder and is reported as quiet, updates never repeat across weeks, and if a week's collection fails the agent says so and skips the round instead of inventing competitive intelligence. Input: up to 5 company or product names (optional). Output: a weekly email report with a movement-tracking ladder infographic and sourced, linked updates per rival. Install Weekly Rival Rankings now and get your first competitor power ranking this Monday.
- Daily Couple Question — For couples who need something to talk about besides "How was your day?" Every evening at 9 PM, one question arrives on Telegram — like "What was your honest first impression of each other?" Once you both leave your answers, you'll get a comment pointing out what you have in common and the cute little differences between your answers, plus a follow-up question to ask each other tonight. Register the day you first met and it'll count the days you've been together (D+), with special questions on your anniversary. A different question every day (never repeated), one minute to answer, and closer every day. A ritual proven by 10 million couples — one question a day, right in your private chat.
- Jeju Crowd Scout — Every morning at 7:30, this Jeju crowd-forecasting agent sweeps X (Twitter) real-time reactions, public Instagram posts, today's news, and blog reviews all at once — and for web/news sources it deep-links into the full article text to surface the details that actually matter (wait times, peak hours, traffic controls, parking, prices). It organizes everything into three tracks: ① the TOP 3 spots that will be most crowded today (Crowd Index ★1–5 + tips for avoiding the crush), ② 5 quiet spots worth heading to right now (Serenity Index ★1–5), and ③ underrated hidden gems. At the very top, an AI-designed dashboard infographic gives you today's crowd situation at a glance. It never covers hotels or other accommodations, and for restaurant and café picks it rigorously screens review text for signs of sponsorship, advertising, or promotional campaigns — basing recommendations only on genuine, self-paid reviews and honestly disclosing how many were excluded. Every card links straight to the original post, article, or review behind the call, and the forecast always notes that it's an estimate based on public social signals. Places without evidence are never invented.
- Seoul Today — Every morning at 7:30, this agent scans real-time reactions on X (Twitter), public Instagram posts, today's news, and blog reviews about Seoul all at once. It deep-links into the full text of web/news sources to uncover the crucial details buried inside (wait times, peak hours, traffic controls, parking, prices) and delivers today's Seoul briefing. It organizes everything into three sections: ① the TOP 3 most crowded spots today (Crowd Index ★1–5 + tips to avoid the crush), ② 5 quiet places worth heading to right now (Serenity Index ★1–5), and ③ underrated hidden gems. At the very top, you get a dashboard infographic designed by the AI itself, showing today's crowd situation at a glance. It never covers hotels or other accommodations, and for restaurant and cafe picks it carefully screens review text for signs of sponsorship, advertising, or promotional campaigns — relying only on genuine, self-paid reviews and honestly disclosing how many entries were excluded. Every card links directly to the original post/article/review it was based on, and crowd forecasts always come with a note that they are estimates based on public social signals. It never invents places without evidence.
- Incheon Airport Today — Every morning at 7:30 AM, this agent scans real-time reactions on X (Twitter), public Instagram posts, today's news, and blog reviews about Incheon Airport all at once. It deep-links into web/news sources down to the full article text to dig out the details that really matter (wait times, peak hours, traffic controls, parking, prices) and delivers today's Incheon Airport briefing. It organizes everything into three sections: ① Today's TOP 3 busiest spots (departure halls, check-in, security screening, transportation facilities — with a Crowd Index of ★1–5 plus tips to avoid them), ② 5 quiet rest spots worth heading to right now (Relaxation Index ★1–5), and ③ underrated hidden facilities and services. At the very top, you'll find a status-board infographic designed by the AI itself, showing today's crowd situation at a glance. Accommodations such as hotels are never covered. For restaurant and café recommendations, the agent carefully checks review text for signs of sponsorship, advertising, or promotional campaigns, uses only genuine paid-out-of-pocket reviews as evidence, and honestly reports how many were excluded. Every card links straight to the original post, article, or review it was based on, and crowd forecasts are always flagged as estimates based on public social signals. Places without supporting evidence are never invented.
- Busan Today — Every morning at 7:30, this agent scans real-time X (Twitter) reactions, public Instagram posts, today's news, and blog reviews about Busan all at once. For web and news sources, it deep-links into the full articles to uncover the details that actually matter (wait times, peak hours, road closures, parking, prices) and delivers today's Busan briefing. It organizes everything into three sections: ① Today's TOP 3 busiest spots (Crowd Index ★1–5 + tips to avoid the crush), ② 5 quiet spots worth targeting right now (Serenity Index ★1–5), and ③ underrated hidden gems. At the very top, you get a dashboard infographic designed by the AI itself, summarizing today's crowd situation at a glance. It never covers hotels or other accommodations. For restaurant and cafe recommendations, it always screens review text for signs of sponsorship, advertising, or press-trip arrangements, basing recommendations only on genuine self-paid reviews — and honestly reporting how many were excluded. Every card links directly to the original post, article, or review it was based on, and crowd forecasts always come with a note that they are estimates derived from public social signals. Places without supporting evidence are never invented.
- HN Traction Radar — A radar that checks Hacker News every morning for you, spotting whether services similar to the product you're building took off today. It picks the similar services that got the hottest reactions on the front page that day, reads each service page directly, and sends you a ranked briefing — what the service does, why it took off, and even the traction metrics actually listed on the page (user counts, star counts, and more). It filters out stories that score high but have nothing to do with service traction, like general industry news or announcements from big-name corporations. At the very top, you get an AI-designed dashboard infographic capturing today's traction landscape at a glance, and clicking each card takes you straight to that service's page. Leave the category blank and it will scan every product and service that made waves that day.
- Gangwon Today — Every morning at 7:30, this agent sweeps through real-time reactions on X (Twitter), public Instagram posts, today's news, and blog reviews about Gangwon Province — and for web/news sources it deep-links into the full articles to dig out the details that actually matter (wait times, peak hours, traffic controls, parking, prices) and delivers today's Gangwon briefing. It organizes everything into three streams: ① Today's TOP 3 most crowded spots (Crowd Index ★1–5 + tips for dodging the crush), ② 5 quiet spots worth grabbing right now (Breathing-Room Index ★1–5), and ③ underrated hidden gems. At the very top, you get a dashboard infographic designed by the AI itself, showing today's crowd situation at a glance. Accommodations such as hotels are never covered, and for restaurant and café picks, the agent always screens review bodies for signs of sponsorship, advertising, or press-trip arrangements — relying only on genuine, self-paid reviews and honestly disclosing how many were excluded. Every card links straight back to the original post, article, or review it was based on, and crowd forecasts are always flagged as estimates based on public social signals. Places without evidence are never invented.
- Paris Crowd Forecast — Every morning at 7:30 AM, this agent analyzes real-time X (Twitter) reactions, public Instagram posts (via the Google index), the day's news, and blog reviews about Paris — reading the body of articles and reviews to extract the details that matter (wait times, peak hours, street closures, strikes, transit routes, prices). You get a briefing with ① the TOP 3 most crowded spots of the day (crowd rating ★1~5 + tips for avoiding the crowds) ② 5 quiet corners to head for right now (calm rating ★1~5) ③ hidden gems — all topped with a "crowd dashboard" infographic designed directly by the AI. Hotels and accommodations are never covered. Recommended restaurants and cafés are based only on authentic reviews: partnership signals (partnership, invitation, free product, sponsored, press trip) are detected in the body of reviews, sponsored reviews are filtered out, and the number of exclusions is reported honestly. Every card links directly to the original post, article, or review, and the forecast is always presented honestly as an estimate based on public social signals — not sensor data. No place is ever invented without evidence.
- Japan Today — Every morning at 7:30, this crowd-forecasting agent surveys real-time X (Twitter) reactions from across Japan, public Instagram posts (via the Google index), today's news, and blog reviews — deep-linking into the full text of web and news articles to dig out the concrete details that matter (wait times, peak congestion hours, traffic restrictions, detour routes, admission fees). It delivers three sections: (1) the TOP 3 spots most likely to be packed today (congestion rating ★1–5 plus tips for avoiding the crush), (2) 5 quiet spots worth targeting right now (quietness rating ★1–5), and (3) underrated hidden gems. At the very top sits an AI-designed status board infographic that shows today's crowd conditions at a glance. Accommodations such as hotels and ryokan are never covered. For restaurant and café recommendations, the agent always checks the article body for PR and advertising signals (PR labels, sponsored, tie-ups, invitations, paid placements), bases picks only on honest self-funded reviews, and openly discloses how many entries were excluded. Every card links directly to the original post, article, or review behind it, and the crowd forecast always states clearly that it is an estimate based on public social signals. Spots without evidence are never invented.
- Today's New York — Every morning at 7:30 AM Eastern, this agent researches New York City's real-time X (Twitter) reactions, Instagram public posts (via the Google index), today's news, and blog reviews — deep-reading the article and review bodies to dig out the specifics that matter (wait times, peak hours, street closures, transit reroutes, prices). You get one briefing with ① today's TOP 3 most crowded spots (crowd stars ★1~5 + avoidance tips) ② 5 calm spots worth visiting right now (calm stars ★1~5) ③ underrated hidden gems — topped by an at-a-glance crowd status board infographic designed directly by AI. Hotels and lodging are never covered. Restaurant and cafe picks are backed by genuine reviews only: sponsorship signals (#ad, gifted, hosted, press trips) are detected in the review bodies, sponsored reviews are filtered out, and the excluded count is disclosed honestly. Every card deep-links to the original post, article, or review it came from, and the forecast is always presented honestly as an estimate from public social signals — not sensor data. No place is ever invented without source evidence.
- BTS Fancam Theater — No-Code AI Agent for Daily Fancam & Photo Briefings — BTS Fancam Theater is a no-code AI agent that emails BTS fans a nightly briefing of the day's fan-posted fancam videos and photos, curated like a movie screening. Built with a no-code AI agent builder approach — no API keys to set up — it runs on built-in sources, so ARMY can install it and get results without writing a line of code. Every evening at 10:30 PM the agent sweeps the day's fan-posted BTS photos and fancam videos across X (Twitter) fan media posts and YouTube fancam uploads, then builds your briefing like a night at the movies: the single top-rated fancam opens as tonight's main feature, the rest of the day's clips follow as the now-showing reel, and the day's fan photos close the email as the lobby wall. Set one BTS member and it tracks only content clearly featuring your member (leave the field empty and it tracks all members, and says so). Every card shows the real thumbnail, and video cards are instant-play embeds: a play-badged thumbnail that opens the original post or video already playing — email can't play video inline, so this agent does the honest next-best thing and never fakes it. And on a day with no fancams, nothing is faked either: no photo is dressed up as the feature — the lobby wall carries the day and the briefing says so plainly. Curation is the point: in member mode, only content clearly featuring your member survives — group shots qualify only when your member is the visible subject; official artist and agency accounts, merch ads, giveaway spam, and off-topic posts are dropped; duplicates of the same moment are merged so you see each moment once, at its best; and every pick gets a one-line caption plus a must-see star rating grounded in the real engagement numbers shown on the card — likes for X posts, views for YouTube fancams. The top-rated fancam takes the marquee, and photos and fancams stay balanced so neither kind crowds the other out of the briefing. It is honest by design: every thumbnail comes straight from the source platform and links to the original, nothing is rehosted or invented; a quiet day is reported as quiet instead of padded; a failed source is named as skipped and retried next run; and what you have already seen never repeats across days. Input: one BTS member name (optional). Output: a nightly email briefing with a main-feature fancam, a now-showing reel of the day's other clips, and a photo lobby wall — each card with a real thumbnail, caption, star rating, engagement numbers, and a link to the original post. Install BTS Fancam Theater now and let tonight's fancam screening land in your inbox at 10:30 PM.
- Habit Partner — Habits you keep alone tend to last about three days. With a partner, it's a different story. Pick one habit and the partner you want to cheer you on — a beautiful woman, or a handsome guy, your call — and they'll keep you motivated. Every evening at 9 PM, a check-in email arrives with a cheer image starring your partner, and on Sundays your weekly report card comes along too. Log it via Telegram — every time you send a photo or just a quick "done," your 🔥 streak gauge fills up. Only today's entry counts, so it's an honest ledger and your streak becomes something to truly brag about. On days you miss, instead of scolding you, your anti-shame partner says, "Look at your best record — you're someone who can do this." Day 1 starts today. 🔥
- Seoul Pain Point Radar — If you're wondering what to build next, start with what Seoul's citizens are actually angry about right now. Every Monday morning, we gather the complaints that erupted across X (Twitter), news, and online communities in Seoul over the past week, group them by issue, and rank them by buzz. For each issue, you get citizens' real voices (with links to the originals), real public datasets that could help solve it (matched through actual searches on Seoul Open Data Plaza and data.go.kr), and one concrete product idea you could build with that data — all in a single one-page briefing. For makers hunting for a startup idea, developers looking for a side-project topic, or anyone who cares about civic problems — only problems with proven demand, delivered with supporting links and data attached.
- CatGPT — Send a cat photo to Telegram and you'll get a two-part reply. First, an expert reading grounded in feline ethology: the hidden signals most people systematically miss (whisker fan, micro-movements at the tail tip, pupils relative to light levels) and what they mean, the psychology beneath the surface mood, and a "what you should do right now" action guide (immediate steps, conditional next moves, and common mistakes like the belly-rub trap). Then, based on that reading, an inner-monologue translation card arrives as a single share-ready infographic: your cat's inner thought in one line (delivered in the tone of a haughty overlord), an emotion percentage meter, a brutally honest one-liner on "how your cat sees you," and a servant report card (affection / play / treats / reading-the-room star ratings plus a one-line review). The reading is based only on visible body language, and we never hide the fact that the card's quotes and percentages are a playful translation of that reading. Tell us your cat's name, breed, and age to calibrate the interpretation baseline, and every morning at 8 you'll receive a counterintuitive insight from cat psychology. Cats hide pain, so if anything looks off, we'll recommend seeing a veterinarian.
- Timeslip — Travel Back in Time and See Yourself There — Pick the year you want to return to, and every morning at 8 AM you'll receive a day in the life of you, living "today's date, that year." From BCE to last year — an alleyway in 1998, the eve of liberation in 1945, the year 845 of Unified Silla, or an ancient village in 300 BCE — you can travel to any era. Setup takes just three fields: the year you're returning to (required), your name, and your age that year. Each day, the agent searches the actual records of that date and that era, then writes a first-person diary (three scenes: morning, afternoon, evening) that weaves real social issues of the time naturally into the day's path. The "Issues of That Day, Back Then" card includes links that take you straight to the original source records behind it. The most vivid moment of the diary is recreated as a single first-person photo — an immersive composition set in a realistic, period-accurate environment, with your hands and glimpses of the clothes you're wearing (sleeves, wrists) naturally visible at the edges of the frame. The diary continues day after day: today's entry picks up yesterday's memories (characters, plans, feelings), so a life of "Timeslip Day N" accumulates over time. An honest note: events and issues presented as "actual records" are only used when they genuinely exist in records obtained through search. For eras where no records survive, the day is vividly reconstructed through imagination grounded in period research, and that is stated clearly in the text. Dates marked by disasters or tragedies are handled with dignity, from the perspective of a citizen encountering the news. This diary is a work of creative storytelling based on historical records and period research. The first-person photo is an essential element of the diary — if a photo isn't generated for a given entry, the agent will retry from the beginning on the next run rather than send a diary without a photo.
- Timeslip Lite — A Light Morning Diary Journey to the Past — Pick the year you'd like to return to, and every morning you'll receive a short diary entry and a first-person photo of your day living "today's date, that year." You can travel to any era, from BC times to the future. Setup takes just three fields: year (required), name, and your age that year. This is the Lite Edition of the full Timeslip agent — a two-scene diary imagined and written from period knowledge without archival searches, so it's light, fast, and far easier on your credits. Yesterday's memories carry over into today, building up a life of "Timeslip Day N." Every entry honestly notes that the diary is an imaginative, reconstructed work of fiction.
- National Park Reservation Reminder — Did you know Jirisan mountain shelters now run on a lottery system? Applications are only accepted on the 1st–5th of even-numbered months — and the most common story is missing those five days and waiting another two months. Just register your target shelter. Every morning it counts down the days until the application window, and on the day it opens, it tells you "🟢 Apply now." As the date approaches, you'll get a prep checklist (membership sign-up, companion details, backup dates), and if you miss out in the lottery, tips for snagging cancellations. Planning a thru-hike isn't the hard part — not missing the application day is. ⛺
- Military Service D-day — "What percentage are you at now?" — Every Monday, we send you that number soldiers, their waiting partners, and parents count every single day, as a progress gauge. ▓▓▓▓░░░░░░ 42.3%, D-312 until discharge. Before enlistment: a checklist for taking a leave of absence and sorting out your phone plan. During service: a gauge that keeps filling up. 100 days before discharge: prep for returning to school and course registration. After discharge: the switch to reserve forces. Just register your enlistment date and discharge date, and you're done — if you get an early discharge, simply reinstall to update it. The gauge card is the perfect size to screenshot and show off. One more block today. 🪖
- Pregnancy Paperwork Guardian — You're already using a fetal development app. But no app tells you in time that postpartum care center (joriwon) bookings close at 5–8 weeks of pregnancy, or that fetal insurance can never be signed up for after week 22 — most people find out too late from browsing mom forums. Just register your due date. Every Monday, we'll walk you through the paperwork and bookings that matter at your current week, in order — health center registration, the National Happiness Card, the postpartum care center golden window, the fetal insurance countdown, maternity leave documents, all the way to birth registration within one month. Leave the development updates to your existing app; leave the deadlines you can't afford to miss to us. (This is an administrative reminder service, not medical information.)
- Wedding Countdown D-day — You've read 30 blog posts about wedding planning and still don't know where to start. Just register one thing — your wedding date. Every Monday, the "what to do now" list that fits your remaining countdown arrives. One year out: venue tours. Eight months out: comparing photo/dress/makeup packages. One month out: locking in your guaranteed guest count. And each week, one trap everyone falls into at that exact stage — the venue's "today-only price" provisional contract, hidden photo/dress/makeup add-on fees, guaranteed guest count penalties — flagged in advance. Once the ceremony is over, it walks you through the marriage registration and the final wrap-up, then quietly bows out. Steady preparation, zero fights. 💒
- Baby Talk — What is my baby thinking right now? Send a baby photo to Telegram and get their inner thoughts translated: one royal decree your baby issues to you (first person, screenshot-worthy), a percentage meter of the top 3 states, and one lovingly brutal truth from the 'me, through my baby's eyes' angle. The highlight is a single 'Baby Diary of the Day' card — sized to post straight into your parenting thread. It's not just cute: everything is read from actual visible cues (hunger, sleepiness, overstimulation cues, hand and foot posture, gaze), and if you ask for "analysis," it reveals the developmental-science reading. Honestly: if signs of illness appear, it stops joking and recommends a pediatrician, and it gives no medical or sleep-training advice. Every morning, one baby development insight that even experienced parents don't know.
- New Release Alerts by Author — Everyone else always hears about your favorite author's new work first. Which platform that author is returning to after going quiet post-finale, when a series on hiatus is finally resuming — platform notifications only track 'titles,' not 'authors.' Just register the names of the authors you love. Every Friday, we gather news of new releases, series resumptions, completions, and platform moves across Naver, Kakao, RIDI, and beyond, organized by author. We remember what we've already told you, so you'll never get the same news twice. Be the first to know when "○○ is coming back."
- Japan Trip D-Day Briefing — A trip to Japan is exciting — but there's so much to prepare. Just register your departure date and destination city, and every morning you'll get a countdown plus exactly "what to do right now" — rail passes and eSIM a month out, currency exchange timing two weeks out, packing one week out, and check-in the day before. Each briefing also includes the KRW rate per 100 yen (with the past week's change) and today's weather at your destination, all in one message. On departure day it switches to final-check mode, and during your trip to local weather mode — automatically. Let the agent handle the prep, and you just enjoy the excitement.
- Cherry Blossom & Fall Foliage Season Alerts — By the time you hear the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, it's already too late — and once the peak foliage weekend passes, you're waiting another year. Every Thursday morning, we round up seasonal scenery news for your area — cherry blossoms in spring, hydrangeas in summer, peak fall foliage in autumn, snow-covered scenery in winter — organized by stage of progress, with a star rating (★1–5) and ranking of how worth visiting each spot is right now. As the seasons change, the subject matter changes automatically, so it's useful all year round. Timing details are relayed exactly as stated in the source, and tapping a card takes you straight to the original page. This weekend, start with the most beautiful spot.
- Gmail AI Agent — No-Code AI Email Assistant — This no-code AI agent turns your Gmail into an AI-powered inbox: every morning it reads your overnight unread emails, labels what genuinely matters, and drafts optimal replies for the threads that need an answer — built for busy professionals who want inbox triage handled before they sit down. No code and no AI agent builder skills required: you install it, give it one line of instructions, and it runs. How it works: your own one-line rule always comes first (a boss's name, a key project, invoices — or leave it empty and let smart defaults take over: real people, action items, money, and deadlines). Then it works right inside your Gmail. Important emails get a dedicated "★ Important (AI)" label so they stand out instantly. For every thread that deserves an answer, the AI goes a step further — it analyzes the context and drafts an optimal reply for you, complete with the right tone and structure, written in the sender's language. Each draft sits right inside the thread, ready for you to review, tweak, and send. Input: one optional line describing what counts as important to you. Output: AI-labeled important emails and ready-to-send reply drafts inside your Gmail threads. It's not just triage — it's your personal email strategist, guiding you on how to respond best, every morning. Install the agent and let it handle tomorrow morning's inbox for you.
Creative and Building
- Camo Clash: Weekend Hide & Seek Arenas — Every weekend, a fresh Camo Clash arena arrives as an instant-play link. Paint and pose your avatar until you melt into the scenery of a cozy bar, a warm restaurant or a western saloon — then open a room, set an optional PIN, and dare your friends to find you. Friends can pile into your room as extra hiders, and seekers race the clock to spot everyone and top the room ranking. No install — it runs right in the browser on any phone or desktop. Steer each arena's vibe with your own direction.
- This Isn't After Effects — It's a No-Code Website — This isn't After Effects 👀 It's a website. Built with no code 🛠️ Every Monday this agent builds a fresh edition of a website that looks exactly like an After Effects motion-design session — and sends you an instant-open link. Open it on your phone or desktop, pick any clip from your camera roll, and it plays and converts immediately into a live After Effects-style breakdown plate: your original on the left, the glowing motion-design analysis on the right, joined by dashed callouts, thin rings and measurement-style readouts. Everyone will ask what plugin you used — and the answer is: none. No After Effects, no plugins, no editing skills, no code. Tap the plate to pause on a frame you love and save the full plate as an image ready to post anywhere. Steer each week's edition with one optional style direction. Fully private by construction: everything runs inside your browser, your video never leaves your device, and nothing is uploaded. Instant-open link — no app, no install, no account. #aftereffects #nocode #motiondesign
- Jurassic GO: AI-Generated Dinosaur AR Survival Game (Built With No Code) — Jurassic GO turns the real world around you into an AR dinosaur survival game, and it was built entirely with a no code AI agent builder — for players who want an instant dinosaur hunt and for creators curious about what AI can build without code or design skills. Point your phone at your street, your park or your living room and you're no longer just standing there: you're surviving among dinosaurs. Nothing but dinosaurs. The experience delivers a full Pokémon GO-style safari with a sci-fi holo scanner HUD: species nameplates with live distance tracking, viewfinder lock-on brackets, a compass radar dial, and glowing AR navigation arrows that bend left or right toward your target. Every dinosaur arrives with its real name and field-guide lore — origin, traits, temperament and hunting tips — and your collection lets you spin each catch in full 360°. Tap to fire pulses. Grab power-ups: rapid fire, volley storm, freeze, blaze and bomb. Hear every species roar with its own distinct voice. Climb from bronze to master collection medals, then register your nickname on the shared game ranking to prove you survived. Input is simple: optionally describe the safari theme direction you want, and the agent handles the rest. The output is an instant-play link — no app, no install, no barriers. Just open and run. Install Jurassic GO now and step inside your own AI-generated dinosaur survival adventure.