Every tool here is open source, which means you can read how it works, adapt it, and in many cases run it on your own hardware instead of sending your data to someone else's server.
WaveRNN provides an AI-assisted audio workflow for creators, developers, researchers, or teams working with so...
Freemium
Free plan Open source
XTTS WebUI provides an AI-assisted audio workflow for creators, developers, researchers, or teams working with...
Freemium
Free plan Open source
DPRNN provides an AI-assisted audio workflow for creators, developers, researchers, or teams working with soun...
Freemium
Free plan Open source
FuseFormer helps creators generate AI-assisted video from prompts, images or other creative inputs.
Free
Free plan Open source
FunCodec provides an AI-assisted audio workflow for creators, developers, researchers, or teams working with s...
Freemium
Free plan Open source
What to check before you choose
Open source covers a wide range in practice. Some of these are fully self-hostable and will run offline on your own machine; others are open clients that still call a commercial API behind the scenes, so the licence tells you about the code rather than about where your data goes. Licences differ too — a permissive licence and a copyleft or source-available licence place very different conditions on commercial use. If self-hosting or licensing is the reason you are here, check the project's own repository before committing: that is the authoritative source, and it changes faster than any directory.
