AI tools that have shut down

Reve AI

27 September 2026

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Nano Banana Krea AI I Ideogram AI

What it did

It generated realistic videos from a written description. It was OpenAI’s video generator.

Its site today

That day OpenAI shut down the website and the app, and announced that its video API would be switched off on 24 September 2026, with no model to replace it.

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V3 Veo 3

What it did

It turned a song into a music video synced to it, from a Discord server.

Why

It was an experimental project by Moonshot AI, the Chinese company behind Kimi, which stopped updating it in September 2024. Its makers announced the shutdown on their official channel.

Its site today

Since then its domain serves no page and has changed hands.

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Kaiber

HeyCami

July 2024

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ChatGPT Gemini Claude

What it did

It took notes in your meetings and turned them into summaries and action points.

Its site today

Its domain no longer resolves: the website is gone.

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See what it was: huddl.ai →

What it did

It removed the grid from PNGs with a fake transparent background.

Its site today

Its domain is for sale.

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See what it was: Unfake PNG →

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Suno U Udio

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What it did

It created YouTube videos without showing your face.

Its site today

Its website no longer responds.

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See what it was: Faceless Video Generator: Automate Your YouTube Channel →

What it did

It built and published web apps from plain-language instructions, with no coding.

Its site today

Its website does not respond.

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Replit Claude

What it did

It found and organised sales leads for acquisition campaigns.

Its site today

Its address shows a suspended hosting account, with no tool.

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See what it was: Optimize your customer acquisition with GetLeads →

What it did

It found and organised sales leads for acquisition campaigns.

Its site today

Its address shows a hosting error («Page cannot be displayed») instead of the tool.

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Globe AI

No date announced

What it did

It was an AI search engine that turned any topic into a page organised into sections, with images.

Its site today

Its address shows a registrar page saying the domain registration has expired.

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P Perplexity AI Genspark

What it did

It generated videos from a text or an image, and still images too.

Its site today

Its website only shows the logo, the app address leads to that same page, and there is no sign-up, pricing or official app any more.

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Kling AI GF Google Flow

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What it did

It created a 3D model of an object or a person from a video filmed with a phone around it.

Its site today

Its address asks you to sign in and, once signed in, returns a 404 error; MakerLab no longer has a scanner and offers image-to-3D tools instead.

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Meshy AI T Tripo AI

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ChatGPT Claude Gemini

Rows AI

No date announced

What it did

It was an online spreadsheet with AI: you asked for formulas, charts and analysis by typing in a cell, and it imported data from other tools and from PDFs.

Why

Superhuman (Grammarly, Coda) agreed to acquire Rows in February 2026, and Rows announced that its product would shut down on 31 May 2026.

Its site today

Its website still shows the product pages and prices, but the app no longer exists and the sign-up and log-in pages return an error.

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Copilot IA Gemini ChatGPT

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ChatGPT Claude Mistral Vibe

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What it did

It created AI presentations from an idea or a piece of text.

Its site today

Its website returns a page-not-found error.

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Beautiful.ai

What it did

It planned trips: you told it the destination and the purpose of the trip, and it gave you back an itinerary with recommendations.

Its site today

Its address now leads to the website of Dorsia, a restaurant-booking app, and from there to a page that no longer exists.

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ChatGPT Gemini

See what it was: Tripnotes AI →

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ElevenLabs K Kits AI Voice AI O OpenVoice AI

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ChatGPT Claude Mistral Vibe

Project IDX

9 April 2025

What it did

It was Google’s in-browser development environment, with help from Gemini.

Its site today

Its website leads to Firebase Studio, which no longer accepts new users and which Google shuts down on March 22, 2027.

What to use now

Now Firebase Studio Antigravity Lovable v0

Bard

8 February 2024

What it did

It was Google’s AI chatbot.

Its site today

Its address now takes you to Gemini, Google’s assistant.

What to use now

Now Gemini Gemini

What it did

It turned an ordinary photo into a 3D image with a sense of depth and movement.

Its site today

Its website now takes you to Immersity AI.

What to use now

Now Immersity AI Kling AI Meshy AI

See what it was: LeiaPix Is Now Immersity AI: Is It Still Free? My Test and Pricing →

What it did

It generated images from a text prompt almost instantly, with several models to choose from.

Its site today

Its website announces that PicFinder is becoming Runware and sends you there to create.

What to use now

Now Runware L Leonardo.Ai I Ideogram AI M Midjourney

See what it was: PicFinder →

Solvy

No date announced

What it did

It helped with homework and math problems.

Its site today

Its website now takes you to Deyro, the same iPhone, iPad and Mac study app under a new name: free to download, with a 3-day trial and paid plans inside the app.

What to use now

Now Deyro

See what it was: Solvy: The AI that transforms your school tasks into a walk in the park →

What it did

It made mind maps and brainstorming sessions with AI from a topic or a piece of text.

Its site today

Its website now takes you to Mapify, which makes AI summaries and mind maps.

What to use now

Now Mapify NotebookLM MyMap AI

What it did

It turned a text description into editable user-interface (UI) designs.

Its site today

Its website now takes you to Stitch, Google’s AI tool for designing interfaces.

What to use now

Now Stitch

What it did

It was Google’s AI for Workspace and Google Cloud.

Its site today

Its page now takes you to Gemini Code Assist, Google’s coding assistant.

What to use now

Now Gemini Code Assist

What it did

It generated AI images and videos in the browser.

Its site today

Its website now takes you to Lovino, which presents itself as the former LensGo.

What to use now

Now Lovino

Portia AI

No date announced

What it did

It was an open-source SDK for building controllable AI agents.

Its site today

Its website now takes you to Rezonant.

What to use now

Now Rezonant

See what it was: Controllable and predictable agents to develop effective AI →

Portia IA

No date announced

What it did

It was an open-source SDK for building controllable AI agents.

Its site today

Its website now takes you to Rezonant.

What to use now

Now Rezonant

Solvy IA

No date announced

What it did

It helped with homework and maths problems.

Its site today

Its website now takes you to Deyro.

What to use now

Now Deyro

What it did

It created versions of any image from a Chrome extension.

Its site today

Its page now takes you to Phedra, an AI image editor.

What to use now

Now Phedra

See what it was: Synthesys X →

Windsurf Editor

No date announced

What it did

It was an AI code editor (formerly Codeium).

Its site today

Its website now takes you to Devin Desktop, from Cognition, the company behind Devin.

What to use now

Now Devin Desktop Devin AI

What it did

It dropped 3D characters into video shot with an ordinary camera and did the visual-effects (VFX) work automatically.

Its site today

Its app now leads to Autodesk Flow Studio, which presents itself as the former Wonder Studio.

What to use now

Now Autodesk Flow Studio