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PixVerse R2 lets you step into an AI-generated world and change it while it plays, instead of waiting for a finished clip to download. You pick from a gallery of live scenes: a road through a wheat field, a figure on a ship's rigging, a winter palace, a ski run. Once you're inside, text, an image, audio or a movement changes what happens next, and the scene remembers what came before. Kling renders a video and stops. R2 lets you steer. In explore mode you move with WASD, and a new prompt changes the scene instead of starting a new file. The worlds are free to try at world.pixverse.video. It's not a game engine, though, and you won't get an MP4 for an ad out of it. If you need a file you can post, use Kling.

Ami is AiSDR's outbound sales agent. Give it your website and about 20 minutes and you get a target list plus a live email and LinkedIn campaign. It reads your business, picks likely buyers, and works backwards from how many meetings you need. If your list can't get you there, it says so. After launch it keeps an eye on reply rates. A campaign that's still underperforming after two weeks gets flagged, the audience or message gets fixed, and Ami suggests what to try next. Its newest feature is memory. Ami remembers your ideal customer, who to exclude and what you decided last time, so "pick up the fintech campaign" just works. Your first campaign stays a draft until you approve it. Solo is $250 a month for 200 researched contacts, three warmed-up mailboxes and HubSpot sync, and you can buy it without sitting through a sales call. If your buyers don't read email, none of this helps.

Widgo adds a sales assistant to your website that answers visitors using your own pages and documents. You install it with one line of code. It reads your site, drafts a knowledge base for you to approve, and then answers in the visitor's language, showing where each answer came from. While it chats, it figures out who's asking (person, company, role), scores the lead from 0 to 100 with a reason, and can book a meeting into a real slot on your calendar. You get an inbox of conversations, a replay of each visit, and a Slack or Teams alert when someone looks ready to buy. The free plan covers 500 visitors a month on one website with no card, and includes visitor identification, scoring, replays and Cal.com booking. Growth is $249 a month for 2,000 visitors and adds HubSpot, Attio or Close sync. It only answers from content you've approved.

Ferndesk is a help center with an AI agent called Fern that keeps every article in line with your product. It's built for SaaS teams that ship faster than they can update their docs. You import your existing help center, and Fern checks each article against your codebase, support tickets, videos and changelogs. It screens every pull request, flags what changed, drafts the fixes and writes the articles that are missing. Nothing goes live until you approve it.