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Some of these we build ourselves at Botmakers, some belong to friends, and one is a newsletter our founder writes on weekends. Every link on this page is one we would send a colleague — nothing here is paid for and we take no submissions.

At a glance

Product What it does Best for
KitCut Animated films from one sentence, written as code by Claude Opus 5.5 and rendered to 1080p MP4 Product ads, explainers, brand films, lessons, stories and series
Mister Blocks LEGO AI: build ideas from a photo of your own bricks, with 3D step-by-step instructions Kids and parents with a bin of mixed bricks and no instructions
Instafill.ai Fills PDF and Word forms with AI, using data from documents you already have Law firms, insurers, healthcare, mortgage and accounting teams
Hipa.ai Finds and screens patients for clinical trials recruiting in the United States Patients looking for paid trials; research sites and sponsors filling them
InstaShare Turns an AI coding session into a public link, secrets redacted locally Engineers sharing a Claude Code session, bug report or code review
Copilot.us A bundle of small, focused AI apps on one subscription Anyone tired of paying per-task AI subscriptions
Resume Copilot Resume tools for job seekers, plus a parsing library for developers Candidates, recruiters and HR product teams
BuildersHQ One MCP server for keyword, Search Console, traffic, YouTube and app-store numbers Founders and marketers who ask Claude for their SEO numbers
Who Is Growing Newsletter tracking AI company growth from traffic data Founders, operators and investors
Sprinkles Stories Illustrated bedtime stories generated from a few words Parents at 8pm

The five we spend most of our time on

AI video

KitCut

KitCut makes Opus 5.5 video by treating a film as code. Type one sentence — or add pictures and voice notes — pick a look and a length, and Claude Opus 5.5 directs the film, writes the narration, draws and animates every scene in code, reviews its own frames, and writes the music and sound. KitCut records the narration, mixes it, and renders a 1920x1080 MP4.

  • Two looks: hand-drawn, in crayon or clean line art drawn in code, or painted, where an image model paints the scenes and Claude animates them.
  • Films run from 5 seconds up to 8 minutes on the Pro plan, at 60 fps on paid plans, with narration in many languages, instrumental music, sound effects and subtitles.
  • Works from the assistant you already use: an MCP server at kitcut.ai/mcp connects it to Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Grok and Meta AI.
  • Free to try with 30 seconds of film a month and no card needed; paid plans start at $12 a month.

Why it is good: this is Claude video with no video-generation model and no stock footage in the loop. The film is a program that gets rendered, so the words on screen are spelled right, a real logo stays the real logo, and characters come back in later films. It suits product ads, explainers, brand films, lessons, stories and series. Built by our team; not made or endorsed by Anthropic.

Visit kitcut.ai →
LEGO AI

Mister Blocks

Mister Blocks is LEGO AI for the bricks you already have. Tip a bin onto the floor, take one photo, and it works out which pieces are there and suggests models made only from those pieces. Each idea comes with step-by-step instructions in 3D that you can turn and zoom. If you would rather name the model, ask it for one.

  • Ideas are limited to the parts in your photo, so a build never stops halfway for a missing piece.
  • Instructions are 3D steps, one small group of bricks at a time, the way a printed booklet works.
  • Ask for anything ("a red race car", "a small castle") and it designs the model and its steps.
  • Free, in the browser, on a phone or a laptop.

Why it is good: most families own a few thousand loose bricks and none of the booklets. Mister Blocks turns that pile back into something to build on a Saturday morning. Built by our team; not made or endorsed by the LEGO Group.

Free LEGO instructions from a photo →
Document automation

Instafill.ai

Instafill.ai is an AI form filler for PDF and Word documents. Upload the form and the source material you already have — an intake packet, a contract, a previous filing, an email thread — and it reads the form's field structure, decides what belongs in each field, and completes the document end to end. Forms that run to hundreds of fields are the normal case, not the edge case.

  • Understands the form itself, so it handles checkboxes, conditional sections and repeated blocks rather than only flat text inputs.
  • Pulls answers out of unstructured source documents, which is the part that usually keeps a human in the loop.
  • Shows its work per field, so a reviewer checks the answers instead of retyping them.
  • Has an API and integrations for teams that want filling to happen inside their own workflow.

Why it is good: most "AI PDF" tools answer questions about a document. Instafill does the opposite and far harder job — producing a correct, complete, signable document — which is why it lands with teams that live in paperwork: law firms, insurers, healthcare providers, mortgage brokers, accounting practices.

Visit instafill.ai →
Clinical research

Hipa.ai

Hipa.ai connects patients in the United States with clinical trials that are actively recruiting. It indexes every recruiting study on ClinicalTrials.gov, makes them searchable by city and by condition, screens each applicant against the study protocol's own eligibility criteria, and hands qualified people to the research site running the trial. Browsing needs no signup.

  • Paid trials are listed by location and condition, so "paid clinical trials in Austin" is an actual page rather than a search box.
  • Screening uses the protocol's real inclusion and exclusion criteria, so sites receive applicants who plausibly qualify instead of raw form fills.
  • Research sites get a portal with their waiting applicants; sponsors get recruitment that is measurable per study and per site.
  • The data refreshes daily against the public registry, so listings track what is genuinely open.

Why it is good: patient recruitment is the single most common reason trials run late, and the usual fix is buying traffic. Hipa.ai works the other end — being the page a patient actually finds, and doing the eligibility work before a coordinator's phone rings.

Visit hipa.ai →
Developer tools

InstaShare

InstaShare turns an AI coding session into a public link. Prompts, responses, tool calls and code are preserved in order, so the reader sees how the work actually unfolded rather than a screenshot of the final diff. No account is required to create a link or to read one.

  • Redacts common secret patterns locally, before anything is uploaded — the redaction rules are readable and editable, not a black box.
  • One command from inside the session; nothing to install into your repository.
  • Useful as a bug report, a code review artifact, a teaching example, or evidence in a pull request.

Why it is good: AI coding sessions are the new unit of work and they were, until recently, impossible to share. InstaShare makes that a link, and treats the secrets problem as the first requirement rather than a later patch.

Visit instashare.to →

Also worth your time

AI apps

Copilot.us

A subscription bundle of small, focused AI apps for everyday business work — PDF tools, job-search assistants, writing and research helpers, image generation. Worth it if you would rather pay once for a shelf of tools than assemble a separate subscription per task.

Visit copilot.us →
Careers

Resume Copilot

Resume tooling for job seekers, plus a developer-facing library for teams that need to parse and build resumes inside their own products. Close to home for us: a decent resume is usually the first blocker between a candidate and the job they should have.

Visit resumecopilot.net →
Developer tools

BuildersHQ

One MCP server for the numbers a small team checks every week: keyword volumes, Google Search Console, site traffic, YouTube and app-store data. Connect it once and Claude can answer "which pages lost clicks this month?" without a dashboard tab open.

Visit buildershq.net →
Newsletter

Who Is Growing

A newsletter that tracks which AI companies are actually growing, using traffic data from SimilarWeb and Ahrefs rather than funding announcements. Written by our founder, Oleksandr Gamaniuk, and read by people who would rather see the curve than the press release.

Visit whoisgrowing.com →
Family

Sprinkles Stories

Illustrated bedtime stories for kids, generated from a few words a parent types — moral tales, animal adventures, and the sort of story that has to be told again the following night. The least work-related thing on this page, and the one most used at 8pm.

Visit sprinklesstories.com →

Common questions

What products does Botmakers build?
Botmakers LLC is a software studio registered in Delaware, United States. Alongside the chatbot template marketplace on botmakers.net, the team builds KitCut, Mister Blocks, Instafill.ai, Hipa.ai, InstaShare, Copilot.us, Resume Copilot and BuildersHQ.
Is there a LEGO AI that suggests builds from the bricks I already own?
Yes: Mister Blocks. Take a photo of your loose bricks and it suggests models that use only the pieces in the photo, each with 3D step-by-step instructions. You can also ask it for any model by name. It is free.
Which of these are yours and which belong to friends?
The first five are ours and get most of our engineering time. The rest are a mix — some ours, some built by teams we know personally, one written by our founder on weekends.
Is this list sponsored?
No. Nothing here is paid for, there are no link trades, and we do not accept submissions. That is why the list is ten long instead of ten thousand.
How do I get in touch?
Email [email protected], or read more about the team on the about page.