skuttr is an iPhone app that turns one sentence into a Reel, so you type "summer in Italy" or "January 1st over the years" and it goes through your camera roll, picks the moments and puts the strongest shot first, with a vertical video ready in under a minute. Deb built it in two weeks, sitting on 20,310 photos and videos of her own that were never going to get edited. The first five Reels are free, and if it can't find good matches it tells you so, with your photos staying on the phone and only the sentence and a few small previews used to plan the edit.

MCP1 is a gateway that puts all your MCP servers behind one URL, so Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT and Codex each connect once and the server tokens stay sealed away out of the five config files nobody on the team wants to open. Eldad and the Appwrite team built it for themselves once agents had spread across engineering, support and ops. There are 154 servers in the catalog, admins can make a shared gateway read-only or hold destructive tools until someone approves them, and it's free for one person and 15 servers and $12 a seat for teams, with every call landing in an audit log you can export as a CSV.

Higgsfield Miracle edits video you've already shot, so you point at one thing in the clip, a coat, a sign, the time of day, and change only that, with the face, the lighting and the camera move left exactly as they were. The plan is for edits to show up while the clip plays, with no render step at all. The hard case will be something crossing in front of a face for half a second, where the camera never saw what was behind it, and Higgsfield hasn't shared any numbers on that yet, with Miracle in testing with a few partners and a waitlist for everyone else.