AI Tools catalog

Signum.AI is a platform that leverages artificial intelligence to automate B2B customer insights research, providing valuable insights and personalized outreach strategies for businesses

Hex's Magic AI tools bring cutting edge LLM capabilities to where you're already working, allowing you to use AI to accelerate data projects, without switching tabs, and includes features such as Magic Analysis, Magic SQL, and Magic Charts.

ChatDox is an AI-powered solution that allows users to instantly get answers from their documents and YouTube videos, simplifying the way they interact with their content

ChatAible is an enterprise analytics tool that leverages Aible's augmented data engineering and analytics capabilities, using generative AI to ask millions of questions and prioritize the best answers, while also providing guardrails to ensure data privacy and accuracy, with major customers including UnitedHealthcare, Cisco, and NYC Health+Hospitals

Intelogos is a people analytics and performance management software that automates the collection of performance data, generates suggestions for team growth, and provides deep human analytics to help understand and improve team performance

Julius AI is a personal data analyst tool that specializes in analyzing structured data, making data analysis accessible to individuals without a background in data science or statistics.

Insight7 is an AI-powered Customer Insights platform for B2B companies that helps teams analyze user feedback, extract product themes, and prioritize features based on customer needs and preferences

Babel Street is a data analytics platform that uses patented, AI-enabled, linguistics technology to provide multilingual insights, threat intelligence, and risk mitigation.

MonkeyLearn is an all-in-one text analysis and data visualization platform that simplifies the process of cleaning, labeling, and visualizing customer feedback, enabling users to gain instant insights and create custom machine learning models for tasks like sentiment analysis and topic classification