Slashy is an yet another AI email assistant except this one does the homework first, which really is a great value prop here. You connect your inboxes, calendar, CRM and meeting notes, give it about five minutes to read up, and the drafts that come out already know what happened on the last call and what the deal is worth. It follows you out of the inbox too, handling the scheduling and the follow-ups from your phone while you get on with your day. Also, co-founder Harsha put his personal phone number in the launch post for questions. Bold move. Text him something nice.

Deplo is a deployment platform (no surprise there) for the people that want the benefits of an off-the-cloud bill without combing through Docker documentation. You connect a repo, pick a server, and it builds the thing and puts it behind a domain, ready to launch. It sorts your certificates and keeps them alive without having to go through any terminal chaos. The makers built it because, in their own words, every other self-hosted option seems to believe that we actually enjoy debugging a compose file at midnight. No shade if you do, but I am side-eyeing you a little.

TryCase watches your pull request and comes back with a video of the change actually working, verdict included. Ben built it after hitting the wall anyone running a few coding agents knows too well: four branches ready at once, ports colliding, laptop wheezing, and you back to checking them one at a time. The first version gave agents disposable test environments, and the feedback was basically that people wanted something simpler, just open a PR and get proof. So now you open the PR and you get the proof.