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My favorite Vercel Day launches today 🚀

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Spent some time digging through the Vercel Day launches and a few really stood out. Sharing my favorites for anyone hunting for something great today:

Goldfish — Press Option and it drafts replies in your own voice. The kind of small Mac tool you end up using every single day.

Edgee Turbo Models — Use Claude Code with alternatives like Kimi K2.7 and MiniMax M2.7. Great for devs who want model flexibility.

agentbrowse — Gives your AI coding agent the web as a command line. Genuinely clever approach.

whoburnedmore — "Spotify Wrapped" for Claude & Codex, with a public leaderboard. Fun and very shareable.

What are you all shipping today? Drop yours below 👇

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Hey, I am Viren, 17 years old founder of WillowStack that helps early founders build what people actually want.

  Building something to help founders find real demand at 17 is seriously impressive, you're starting early. How does WillowStack help founders figure out what people actually want?

 It basically helps early founders validate their ideas so they can test demand, get feedback, and avoid wasting time on something no one wants, as in this ai era with so much ease of building something people often make this mistake so i got this idea to build a tool like that.

Today is Definitely a very compeittive list. Everybody looks like they tried their best.

I launched too: Dirac

It's an Ai inbox that briefs you every morning.

come have a look, guys! What do you think about it?

  Dirac sounds great, a morning briefing is exactly what saves you from drowning in the inbox. Curious how it decides what's actually worth surfacing vs noise?

 Hey Dogan!

It understands your whole context by scanning your inbox periodically.

So that it knows that a "Hey Dogan, let's connect" from linkedin email is not important, while a "Let's reschedule meeting to 2pm" is important.

Vercel day has been a rollercoaster.


I shipped today! Really hyped up about vercel day.

Revast : Turn anything into notes, flashcards, quizzes and more, all under 30 seconds!

Have a look guys, any feedback is gold for me :)


  Under 30 seconds to turn anything into flashcards and quizzes is wild, that's a real time saver for students. Congrats on shipping on Vercel Day!

 Thanks so much man! First time posting on PH. Hopefully more to come!

Shipping Eidentic today 🖤 — an open-source TypeScript SDK that gives AI agents memory that actually improves over time: a temporal knowledge graph, durable runs, and evals in CI. Built it solo, deployed on Vercel.

Would love your thoughts 👉

Also really liking Goldfish and agentbrowse from your list — great day to ship.

 Open-source memory that improves over time with a temporal knowledge graph is exactly what agents have been missing, and shipping it solo is seriously impressive. How does it decide what's worth keeping in the graph long-term vs letting fade?

 Thanks, that means a lot 🙏 Honestly "what to forget" is the hard half. Three things:

(1) facts are time-validity triples — new info supersedes old instead of deleting it, so contradictions resolve and history stays;
(2) recall ranks by relevance + recency, so low-signal stuff just stops getting surfaced (it's still there with citations);
(3) a sleep-time consolidation pass promotes what's reinforced across sessions into durable blocks, while trivia stays as low-weight edges.

So nothing dies on a timer — it's superseded, de-prioritized, or consolidated. It's all open source if you want to dig in 👉

Lots of interesting lunches today.

I've been heads down building Keyboard Copilot for IOS, so it's fun to see what other makers are shipping as well.


Any feedback is incredibly valuable at this stage

 An AI keyboard that works anywhere you type is one of those things you don't realize you need until you have it. Curious how it handles tone — does it adapt to whatever app you're in, like more casual in messages vs formal in email?

 That’s a great question.

Since runs as an iOS keyboard extension, Apple doesn’t allow it to know which app you’re currently using. Because of that, it can’t automatically switch between a casual tone in WhatsApp and a more professional tone in Gmail.

Instead, you choose the tone or tool you want to use before generating the text. It’s a limitation of iOS, but it also means your privacy is respected since the keyboard doesn’t have access to information about the app you’re using.

Great list, Dogan! Love seeing how creative people are getting with AI-driven setups.

I’m shipping TinyLottie today! As a designer/developer, I got tired of heavy Lottie JSONs slowing down my web apps. So I 'vibe coded' a smart in-browser optimizer using AI agents in just 7 days to solve this once and for all. It refactors the JSON structure to cut file sizes by up to 80% with zero quality loss.

We actually just secured our first international B2B sale right after launch today, so the team is incredibly hyped! 🚀

Since we are talking Vercel and Next.js ecosystem here, web performance is everything. Would love for you guys to check it out, run a heavy file through it, and grab a spot on our Global Leaderboard! ⚡

  Cutting Lottie file sizes by 80% with no quality loss is a real win for performance, and 7 days from idea to shipped is impressive. Huge congrats on landing that first international B2B sale on launch day!

Great list — Vercel Day has been fun to follow.

We’re shipping RFP Copilot today: a decision engine that helps teams evaluate RFPs, RFQs, grants, bids, and procurement opportunities before proposal writing begins.

The idea is simple: before spending hours writing a proposal, teams should know whether the opportunity is actually worth pursuing.

Would love feedback from the Vercel community if anyone has time to take a look:

  The "should we even bid?" question is so underrated, most teams burn days before realizing an opportunity wasn't worth it. What signals does it weigh most when scoring whether a bid is worth pursuing?

 Completely agree. That’s exactly the pain we kept seeing.

The proposal itself is often treated as the hard part, but the earlier decision: “should we even bid?”, is where a lot of wasted effort begins. We’re trying to make that decision more structured, company-aware, and honest about risk before the team commits days to proposal work.

Awesome list! agentbrowse looks genuinely clever.

I'm shipping Traffic Monitor today 🚀 I built it because I was tired of manually checking Google Search Console every morning. It detects traffic drops & spikes and sends a full Gemini AI root cause analysis directly to your Discord DM. No dashboards to check, just actionable insights delivered daily.

Would love for you to check it out! ()

  Pushing the root cause analysis straight to Discord instead of making you open a dashboard is such a smart call, that's exactly where people actually look. Nice work.

Thanks for kicking off this thread, Dogan. I agree. There's so many great launches happening today, and it's great to see how many are natively on Vercel. I'm excited to be launching The Hueman Game today, a daily Wordle-style game that tests your vision and speed.

Level 11 is a hard one today.

  A daily Wordle-style game for color and vision is such a fun idea, those are exactly the kind of things that turn into a daily habit. And yeah, Level 11 had me staring way too long today.

Solid list, Dogan 🙌 agentbrowse is genuinely clever.

I’m shipping Netfox today — a native macOS network monitor that just learned to speak Prometheus, so you can chart your whole network in Grafana next to the rest of your homelab. Open ports, device state, throughput, alerts — all on a /metrics endpoint (off by default, localhost-only until you opt in).

Landing page + docs are hosted on Vercel, fittingly 🚀 Setup + sample scrape config →

  A native macOS monitor that exposes a Prometheus endpoint is exactly what the homelab crowd has been wanting, and keeping it localhost-only and opt-in by default is the right privacy call. Really nicely thought through.

  Thanks Dogan, that means a lot 🙏 The privacy-first default was non-negotiable for me — a network monitor that quietly opens a port would defeat its own purpose. Funny enough your #1 pick Goldfish is the kind of thing I’d love to wire into this workflow. Following along on the rest of your launches today 🚀

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