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PlanetScale
PlanetScale offers the world’s fastest and most scalable cloud hosting for Vitess and Postgres.
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Xata
Instant branches of your Postgres with anonymized production data. No more slow, expensive staging replicas. Ship faster with confidence.
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Fern
Start with OpenAPI. Generate SDKs in multiple languages and interactive API documentation.
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Requestly
API Client to Create, Test, and Debug APIs. Send requests, manage environments, write scripts, validate responses, and collaborate.
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Nango
Connect your product & AI agents with 700+ APIs. Build, run, and maintain integrations with AI in code, on infrastructure built for scale.
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Pipedream
Pipedream is the fastest way to build powerful applications that connect all the services in your stack, with code-level control when you need it and no code when you don't.
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Beehiiv
Create, grow, and monetize your newsletter with easy-to-use newsletter tools. Build email newsletters and websites without any coding.
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Stainless
Stainless helps you deliver robust and idiomatic SDKs, documentation that keeps up with your API, and token-efficient MCP servers.
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Redocly
OpenAPI-generated documentation tool with 24k+ stars on Github - make APIs your company's superpower.
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Bump.sh
From API contract to documentation portal: streamline your workflow and deliver the best API experience. Built for engineers and tech writers.
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Zuplo
Zuplo is fully-managed API Management designed for developers. Add rate-limiting, authentication and more as fast as you can commit to git.
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Kestra
Use declarative language to build simpler, faster, scalable and flexible workflows
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Prefect
Orchestrate workflows with Prefect. Build AI applications with Horizon. Open-source foundations, production-ready platforms.
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Nile
Postgres re-engineered for multi-tenant apps. Build secure, scalable and AI-native multi-tenant applications with world-class developer experience.
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OpenStatus
Ship your status page before your SOC 2 auditor asks for it. Communicate incidents, prove compliance readiness, and monitor uptime from 28 global regions. Open source and free to start.
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Voyage AI
Voyage AI provides cutting-edge embedding models and rerankers for search and retrieval
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Jina AI
Best-in-class embeddings, rerankers, web reader, deepsearch, small language models. Search AI for multilingual and multimodal data.
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Exa
Real-time AI search engine with a powerful web search API, web crawling API, SERP API, and deep research tools. Search and extract structured content from websites and live data.
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Cerebrium
Cerebrium is listed in the FXDST software directory. Review its official website, pricing, privacy terms, integrations, and migration options before adopting it.
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Mem0
Mem0 enables AI apps to continuously learn from past user interactions, enhancing their intelligence and personalization.
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Tavily
Tavily is the real‑time search engine for AI agents and RAG workflows — Fast and secure APIs for web search and content extraction.
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Comet Opik
Opik is an end-to-end AI observability platform designed to help developers test, ship, and continuously improve agentic systems.
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Respan
Respan is the LLM engineering platform that unifies observability, evals, prompt optimization, and a unified LLM gateway. Ship reliable AI applications with confidence.
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Airtable
500,000+ brands use Airtable to enable real-time collaboration, automate repetitive tasks & manual work, and streamline business processes in minutes. Join them.
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