Fresh Tool Additions on RankmyAI: From Baby Meals to LLM Observability
Written by Wilco Verdoold
Our database keeps growing because builders (and users) keep sending us tools we should track. This month’s additions are a good reminder of what “the AI market” actually is: not one category, but a thousand little use cases. Some practical, some niche, some… surprisingly personal.
To make discovery easier, we’ll highlight the most interesting new submissions in a short insight. This month’s picks range from parenting and party planning to AEO/GEO visibility, recruiting, spreadsheet localisation, and LLM observability.
BabyMealBot
A WhatsApp-based assistant for parents who want a simple way to save baby recipes, check age- and allergen-safety, and generate grocery lists. It’s designed for low friction: capture, organise, and reuse without adding yet another app.
Good for: Busy parents, caregivers, meal planners, and anyone trying to keep track of “what worked” and “what caused the rash.”
PartyPilotAI
Creates party setups from venue photos, including visuals, a layout plan, and a shopping list. Useful for anyone planning events who wants to turn a space into a workable setup quickly, without guessing what fits where.
Good for: Event organizers, hospitality teams, office managers, and anyone who has ever panic-bought 200 napkins.
Attensira
Focuses on AI search visibility across tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity. Think of it as tracking and benchmarking how brands appear in AI-generated answers, with support for prompts and competitive comparison.
Good for: Marketing teams, SEO/AEO specialists, brand teams, agencies.
Sourcicle
An AI sourcing tool for recruiters, aimed at candidate discovery, outreach automation, and client-ready reporting. Built for speed and consistency in recruiting workflows, especially when you’re handling multiple roles at once.
Good for: Recruiters, staffing agencies, talent teams hiring at scale.
AI Excel Translator
Translates Excel and CSV files into 100+ languages while keeping formulas and formatting intact. This is particularly relevant for teams who share spreadsheets across markets and need translation that doesn’t break the underlying logic.
Good for: International teams, ops, finance, research, customer support—anyone sharing spreadsheets across languages.
Fallom
Observability for LLMs and agents using OpenTelemetry conventions. It’s built for teams running LLM workflows in production who need tracing, A/B testing, benchmarking, and reliable performance monitoring.
Good for: AI engineers, platform teams, teams deploying agents/LLM workflows at scale.
ForReal
Analyzes conversation screenshots to estimate romantic interest trends over time, with emotional support features. It sits in the growing category of “personal insight” tools, where interpretation and context matter as much as automation.
Good for: People who want structure in messy communication… and are brave enough to look at it.
