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PulsePost is a tool for creating and managing SEO-optimized blogs for a business. The site states that switching to the new PulsePost system will be completed on October 20, 2026. Its documentation and support pages are titled Pulsepost with the tagline "Grow your traffic on autopilot."
Compose AI is an AI-powered writing tool that generates text and autocompletes sentences where the user types, for emails, documents, and chat. It offers autocomplete across tools and learns the user's writing voice to suggest personalized phrases. The core plugin is described as free to use, with a premium version carrying advanced and personalization features.
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Fable Fiesta is a DnD and RPG tool that generates homebrew monsters, races, classes, characters and campaigns. It includes a Dungeon Master prep builder that creates regions, quest lines and characters, and an RPG video game creator that turns a DnD Campaign into an RPG video game based on DnD 5.5e rules. The video game generator is integrated with the monster and character generators.
GradGPT provides tools for grading college essays, profile evaluation, college matching and counseling, built by former admission officers. It scores essays and gives line-by-line feedback without writing the essay for the student. It also offers application guides, college search, a letter of recommendation builder and admit profiles.
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