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Qoder
✓ verifiedFreemium

Agentic AI platform with a coding desktop app, CLI, and cloud agents for autonomous software development and office work.

2.7M visits/mo32K saves
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OpenRouter
✓ verifiedFreemium

Unified API gateway that routes requests to 400+ LLMs across 70+ providers with failover and no subscription.

17M visits/mo
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Jam
✓ verifiedFreemium

One-click bug-reporting tool that auto-captures console, network logs and repro steps for developers.

730K visits/mo2.9K saves
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Angular.dev
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Google's open-source TypeScript framework for building scalable web apps, featuring signals, reactivity and first-party tooling.

1.1M visits/mo
Pricing

No public pricing

Free trial available

Free: $0 (free models only, 50 requests/day)
Pay-as-you-go: 5.5% platform fee on inference
Free: $0 (30 Jams/mo, 5 recording links)
Team: $14/creator per month billed yearly (unlimited Jams)

Free trial available

No public pricing

Core features
  • Multi-agent collaboration for end-to-end tasks
  • Persistent memory and custom rules
  • Extensible skills and plugins
  • Rich context across code, images, and directories
  • Automatic codebase documentation generation
  • Terminal-native CLI and JetBrains IDE plugin
  • Cloud-hosted agents for enterprise use
  • One unified, OpenAI-compatible API for 400+ models
  • Automatic provider failover for higher uptime
  • Edge routing for low latency
  • Custom data and provider policies
  • Pay-as-you-go credits usable across any model
  • One-click bug capture via browser extension
  • Automatic repro steps
  • Console, network and device logs
  • Instant replay of recent activity
  • Backend tracing and an AI debugger
  • Integrations with Jira, Linear, GitHub and Slack
  • Signals-based fine-grained reactivity
  • Built-in control flow and deferrable views
  • Server-side rendering and hydration
  • First-party routing, forms and dependency injection
  • AI-forward tooling and MCP resources
  • In-browser tutorials and playground
Use cases
  • Autonomous feature development in large codebases
  • Terminal-based AI pair programming
  • Cross-department task automation for legal, finance, HR
  • Onboarding developers to unfamiliar codebases
  • Accessing many LLMs through one integration
  • Adding provider redundancy to AI apps
  • Comparing model price and performance
  • Powering agents and AI-native products
  • Filing detailed bug reports
  • Reproducing issues faster in QA
  • Sharing debug context with engineers
  • Triaging support bug reports
  • Building scalable single-page apps
  • Enterprise web application development
  • Performance-critical front ends
  • Learning modern web development
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