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A voice room full of AI people who can actually argue back, a coding agent that gets to improve its own machinery, and a way for designers and PMs to fix the product instead of filing another ticket…
Omniwork
VoiceOS App Store
SoloUnoA habit app built by someone still fighting the habit, fine-tuning an 8B model on a laptop that should not manage it, and prompt engineering played as a sport. Plus everyone guessing at how the…
Coldtea.ai
Soloop
Cloudflare OSA solar system where everything is genuinely where it says it is, a gateway that stops your agents drowning in their own tool lists, and go-to-market advice shipped as software. Plus the dashboard…
Coldtea.aiSoloop
RindlerAndroid apps living in real Mac windows, a whole business you can run from bash, and six small monsters that finally tell you what your agents are doing. Plus the argument about rebuilding everything…
Cloudflare OS
AI Spend Console by Rippling
Superlog ResponderThe most mocked piece of hardware on your Mac gets a purpose, an alert that fixes its own bug, and a safety model you argue with in plain English. Plus the section of a launch page almost nobody…
Wispr Flow Notetaker
AdAnt AI
NextDoor.CompanyToday: a free local alternative to Lovable and Bolt that skips the token markup, Wispr Flow's bet that your meeting transcript matters more than the summary on top of it, and a Mac app that gives…
Hey Noah
Wondering
DrivenToday: a screen recorder that can't send your footage anywhere even if it wanted to, a Windows API client from a developer tired of being an afterthought, and the AI answer to "where should this air…
AgentSky
Ctruh Studio
Airtop for Google Ads AutomationToday: the camera in your pocket doing a personal trainer's job, a Mac app that admits what it can't do, and a use for the ninety seconds you spend staring at Claude Code.
Zinley
Capptivo
YourSiteeToday: a solo dev who gave away the tool everyone else charges $29 a month for, a guy who wrote his own software to avoid opening Jira, and the audio control your browser should have had a decade ago.
SKI
Memmy Agent
AI Search ConsoleToday: a terminal you can turn into a Game Boy, a student who taught himself Swift to kill his own bibliography, and a Tokyo train you can sit on without going to Tokyo.
MiniMax H3
Cleanlist AI
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