A new kind of “sales studio” that joins agency teams to run sales calls, pitch services, and close deals at the agency’s pricing. It’s for studios with an organic pipeline who’d rather hand off the sales work to people who actually enjoy it.
A voice-based AI companion that brings search, writing, and reasoning into one app. Sesame focuses on lifelike interaction, aiming to make talking to your computer feel more like talking to a person.
A cloud platform for building and testing robots with AI assistance. OORB Studio combines code generation, design, and simulation in one space so teams can prototype and iterate together in real time — no local installs or hardware setup needed.
A browser that doubles as a notebook, letting you search, write, and explore without switching tabs. Deta Surf keeps all your notes and data local while blending summaries, links, and reflections into one workspace for deeper thinking.
A video editor that replaces timelines with a visual canvas, where edits are built by connecting tiles. Mosaic uses AI to understand video content — from emotions to shot types — and adds generative tools for B-roll, voiceovers, and new clips. Workflows can branch into parallel edits, then scale through an API for automation.
A UI for running multiple Claude Code agents in parallel, each in its own container. Sculptor lets you test different approaches at once, switch quickly with Pairing Mode, and merge changes back into your project without extra git juggling.
An iPad app for projection mapping, helping you design how visuals will appear on walls, objects, or buildings. Lazy Lighting lets you experiment with immersive effects in a 3D space, making it easier to prep visuals for performances or installations.
A generative design tool from Vercel that turns text prompts into React components and full web layouts. v0 can generate dashboards, landing pages, or portfolios, aiming to make building interfaces feel more like sketching than coding.
An iOS habits app with an AI coach that acts like an accountability buddy, nudging, reminding, and talking you through new routines. Halo is described as “James Clear in your pocket,” aiming to make habit-building feel more guided and personal.
A caffeine tracker for iOS that makes logging feel playful instead of clinical. You record what you’ve had to drink, then see how it plays out across your day and sleep, with a fidgety dashboard that grows more expressive over time.
A real-time video generator that runs faster than playback, so changes appear instantly as you sketch, type prompts, or stream live feeds. Krea keeps motion and style consistent across frames, making video feel like an editable canvas instead of a rendered file.
Instead of pulling teams into daily calls, this tool has people record short video check-ins that get auto-summarized and dropped into a shared feed. It keeps updates in one place, manages the timezone shuffle for global teams, and adds extras like alerts when things go off-script. Checki leans on AI to surface insights so managers and teammates can stay connected without scheduling another meeting.
A lightweight service that connects developers with engineers for quick paid help. Parable Help offers five-minute sessions at $5 each, usually enough to get unblocked without hours of back-and-forth with AI or documentation.
A system for splitting large web apps into smaller frontend pieces that teams can build and deploy independently. Vercel handles integrating those pieces into a single experience with shared routing and navigation, so builds run faster and teams avoid blocking each other. It also supports gradual migration, making it easier to modernize legacy codebases step by step.
A workflow builder that lets people turn AI projects into paid subscriptions. Plumb gives each workflow its own page and handles payments, so creators can share experiments and earn whenever subscribers run them.
These AI glasses act as a real-time copilot, listening to conversations and displaying answers, translations, or calculations on a private waveguide display. They last about 8 hours on a charge, skip the camera for privacy, and remember what you tell them, aiming to feel more like augmentation than another assistant.
An app that turns running stats into creative social posts. AURA lets you drop your mileage and pace into editable templates so your workouts look like posters instead of plain screenshots.
A macOS app for turning speech into text, available on macOS 14 and up. Monologue by Every is an early build but already reflects the team’s thoughtful approach, with steady improvements shaping it into a clean, useful voice-to-text tool.
This adds containers to Cloudflare’s edge so you can run heavier jobs like media processing or backend logic next to Workers. They spin up on demand without Kubernetes-style orchestration, pushing the limits of what “serverless” can handle.
Connected to tools like Cursor or Claude Code, Figma’s MCP server lets developers pull design context straight into their workflow without context switching. It surfaces tokens, variables, and metadata from Dev Mode so AI assistants can generate code with closer alignment to designs.
An app designed for those building and publishing images on the web.