Diet Claude is a browser extension that shows how much Claude you have left: the rolling five-hour session, the weekly cap the 24/7 crowd got the rest of us landed with, a countdown to each reset, and a warning before you walk into either. Surbhi Singla, a self-described Diet Coke maxi, has made the whole thing a can that cracks and fizzes when you open it. It's reading numbers Claude already puts in the page, and when you do hit the wall it'll fork the convo into a fresh chat with the context compressed.

Agnost AI plugs into your chat or voice agent and tells you what it's getting wrong: hallucinated links, people asking the same thing three times, the conversations right before someone churns. Your monitoring won't see any of it, because a wrong answer still returns a clean 200 OK. Shubham Palriwala built it after emailing founder after founder about their broken agents and hearing every time that nobody had noticed, which is exactly how DPD's chatbot got caught calling DPD useless, by a customer rather than by DPD.

Memoria is an iPhone app that searches your camera roll by what's inside it: a word somebody said out loud in a video, the text on a receipt, an object, a face. All of the indexing happens on the device, so there's no account to make and nothing gets uploaded, which is where it parts company with Google Photos. Anas built it after one too many ten-minute scrolls after a meme he could describe perfectly and still not find, and it runs free on your first 250 photos and videos.