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Find a free tool you think deserves a TestDrive. Quote-post our Tool Scouting post (https://x.com/testdriveso/status/2110066977612103909), name the tool and say why we should test it. Tag @testdriveso.

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#01@Skaly__Bull

Model routing is not a Claude Code trick It is a config file, and OpenCode ships it for free OpenCode is a free, open source coding agent It works with 75+ model providers, local ones included Each agent gets its own model Why @testdriveso should test OpenCode One bug, three providers, routed vs a single model Does routing save money, or just the cheaper model? A benchmark will not answer that A cost per fix will Rewarded TestDrive scouting

#02@airdropfamer_

I think @dify_ai deserves a @testdriveso review. Dify makes it possible to build AI applications and automated workflows without having to code everything from scratch. Its visual workflow builder, integrations, and open source community edition make it worth exploring. what makes it interesting is how much it could help people who want to build with AI but don’t have deep coding experience. I’d love to test how easy it is for beginners to build and publish an AI app, how smoothly workflows run, and where the user experience could improve. Testing tools like Dify helps uncover real usability issues and gives builders feedback they can actually use. 🔗 https://dify.ai/

#03@decenterghost

I'd nominate @gambitmarkets for a @testdriveso It combines prediction markets with configurable trading agents, including AI and copy agents. The part I'd want to test is performance, not the demo: how well do the agents actually trade over time, how transparent is their track record, and do their risk settings hold up when markets move against them? That's a much more useful test than just checking whether an agent can place trades

#04@AlphaLady__

My pick for @testdriveso is Google AI Studio (@GoogleAIStudio ). 🔎 I used it to build a business expense tracker from a simple prompt, and I was impressed that adding, editing and deleting transactions, calculating balances, and retaining records all worked as expected. One limitation I noticed was that my app only displayed amounts in US dollars, with no option for Naira or Euros. This makes currency customization worth exploring, especially for users building tools for different markets. @testdriveso , it’s worth testing how easily AI Studio can turn ideas into functional, customizable apps.

#05@nonye_silver

I would love to see @testdriveso test @excalidraw It's a completely free browser based tool for creating diagrams and flowcharts. It deserves a TestDrive because builders can turn rough ideas into clear visuals in minutes; no design skills required and no subscription needed.

Putting Superapp AI forward for a TestDrive I prompted it to build an iPhone Duo app, and the preview came with a hinge-angle slider and different screen views Pretty cool to see the layout designed around the fold. I’d love to see how well the actual app works beyond the preview Worth testing imo @testdriveso see: superapp.dev

#07@ellabarbie_

I think Magpie by @yetone deserves a TestDrive. It lets builders switch between AI models across coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI from one place. Managing different models and configurations can be tiring, so having one tool to simplify the process is useful. It's free, open-source, and runs locally. @testdriveso should give this one a try. Explore: https://usemagpie.ai/

Rokehan (Location Scout); free browser tool that turns any real-world location into clean manga-style line art + screentone backgrounds from map + elevation data. Indie game devs should care: it gives solo or tiny teams instant, accurate environment references and concept backgrounds for cities, streets or real-world-inspired levels without modeling everything from scratch or fighting AI artifacts. Perfect for prototyping, stylized art direction or blocking out scenes on a zero budget. No signup, runs in-browser and outputs are usable with OSM credit. Worth a proper TestDrive to see how it holds up for actual game art pipelines @testdriveso

#09@mizzyonchain

→ @ifmarkets reached out to me like a week ago, Their product is on beta and they are building a conditional market that price consequences of an even and not just the probability For instance the market “Will US strike Iran” consequences will be “where does Oil price go if this happens” This is a nice approach, but the product still needs to be tested; features, how orders get filled, how fast the execution is and many more other things.. And I think platform like @testdriveso is the best place for that: so other people can test and give them feedback on how and where to improve.

@AnythingLLM is a free open-source tool that deserves a @testdriveso It makes it easy to build your own AI assistant with documents, RAG and local models without complicated setup Great for builders who want a private chat/agent tailored to their own data and workflows

#11@realcryptopikin

I’d nominate Korban for a @testdriveso TestDrive. It’s a free social trading platform built on Hyperliquid where you can follow real traders, copy their calls in one tap, and get shareable PnL cards after every closed trade. >> Why test it? Social trading UX is hard to get right, and @korban_hq is making execution and sharing feel native in one flow. It would be interesting to see how intuitive the copy-trade experience really is across web, iOS, and Android.

#12@evgenia_vibes

@testdriveso XERJ Corpus Hub is a free tool that gives AI agents a reference memory. In the creator's demo below, the task is to fix a retry bug in a payments service. An agent with plain search takes 39 seconds, opens 19 files, reads 11,444 lines and uses 40.5k tokens. With XERJ it takes 2.1 seconds, opens 1 file, reads 3 lines and uses 1.2k tokens. Ivan Novikov (@d0znpp) says it is open source under Apache 2, free forever and works with any model. Search runs locally. These are the creator's own numbers. That is a reason to test them.

Found a great tool that definitely deserves a campaign on @testdriveso It's called CloudPilot Why we should test it: it's an AI agent that takes over routine infrastructure tasks like planning deployments, auditing security, and setting up domains But the best part is that it doesn't create chaos autonomously - the agent executes actions only after your final approval It's the perfect candidate to see if AI can actually handle infra setup without any surprises

#14@_Clemcrypton

@testdriveso should TestDrive T3 Code It lets developers run multiple AI coding agents in one place. Testing whether its parallel workflows and Git worktrees reduce conflicts when agents tackle separate coding tasks would make for a useful review. https://t3.codes/

#15@cryptofaizyt

I nominate @hippius_cloud for a TestDrive Their free 10GB end-to-end encrypted storage + the new built-in encrypted screen recorder is seriously impressive for privacy-focused builders and creators A proper TestDrive would surface real UX issues, edge cases and improvements so Hippius can refine it into an even stronger Loom + private cloud alternative. @testdriveso this one deserves the spotlight $TAO