A portfolio dashboard for landlords and property investors that replaces spreadsheets. GemHaus pulls in financial data to monitor cash flow, equity, and returns while flagging missed payments or rising expenses, giving investors a clearer view of property performance in real time.
A visual editor for localhost projects that lets you click on components in the browser and request edits directly. Tether gives coding agents detailed context about structure and styles, making their edits more precise, with support for tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and soon VS Code and Windsurf.
A WHOOP feature that blends blood biomarkers with your continuous fitness tracking to show how lab results tie into daily patterns like sleep, stress, and exercise. You can upload past bloodwork or book new tests, then get clinician-reviewed insights and AI coaching across areas like hormones, recovery, and cognitive health.
A necklace that records conversations and transcribes them into a searchable journal. Taya is designed to look like everyday jewelry, blending memory capture with something you’d wear even when not recording.
A collaborative tool for communities to collect and discuss links. Groups can turn shared resources into collections, newsletters, or simple link pages, creating a living knowledge network that grows over time. It feels less like a social feed and more like a map of the internet made together.
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.
A coding tool that lets you modify an app by leaving comments on the page, moving AI coding out of the IDE and into direct collaboration with agents.
A browser that doesn’t just load pages but completes tasks for you, from opening tabs and comparing prices to filling forms and pulling research. Opera Neon adds reusable “cards” for common actions and keeps standard Opera features like a built-in VPN and ad blocker.
A mobile robot for senior safety that combines 24/7 fall detection with autonomous movement. Sam can follow someone through the home, send live alerts to family if a fall is detected, and provide reminders or light conversation, blending companionship with monitoring.
A collaboration between Framer and Work Louder, this mini mechanical keyboard has twelve tactile buttons for mapping actions like publishing or opening the CMS, plus a tiny joystick that pulls up a radial menu for quick navigation. It feels like a cross between a keyboard and a control pad, built for shaping websites with less friction.
An AI chat tool set on an infinite canvas where each response becomes a moveable block. Canvas GPT lets you drag, zoom, and arrange conversations like sticky notes or mind maps, turning linear chat into a spatial workspace for exploring ideas.
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 voice-based toy that uses AI to spark imaginative play. Bondu adapts its stories and conversations as kids grow, helping them explore emotions and adventures without the distraction of screens.
An AI audio app that pushes you content without needing prompts, drawing on your interests and context to generate feeds you can listen to hands-free. Built by the former NotebookLM team, Huxe positions itself as a more personal, push-based way to consume information without staring at a screen.
An AI motion editor that generates animations for ads, social content, UI, and websites from plain descriptions. Burp removes the need for keyframes or timelines, letting you describe the motion you want and getting instant results.
A tool for adding GPU-accelerated visual effects like lighting and motion to web apps built with Vue, React, or Svelte. Shaders uses declarative components to manage WebGL complexity, letting developers add advanced visuals without touching low-level graphics code.
An AI email assistant that drafts replies, schedules meetings, and sorts priorities. Designed to handle the routine back-and-forth, it lightens the load of inbox management so you can focus on what matters.
A bookmark manager that saves and organizes web pages with tags, collections, and full-text search. Raindrop.io works across devices, creates permanent copies of pages, and supports team sharing, with a new version currently in the works.
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.
A design tool that works directly with the DOM, so what you create can turn into real HTML and Tailwind without a handoff. Paper also lets you import existing components and edit them visually, aiming to collapse design and development into the same space.
A chat mode that combines conversation with an infinite design canvas. Recraft lets you describe edits or new elements in plain language and watch them appear on the canvas, mixing AI support with hands-on design for collaborative visual work.
Sandbar is designed for moments on the move, focusing on notes that leave space to breathe instead of being forced into tasks.
A camera app that lets you point at an object, snap it, and give it a voice through AI. Yuma turns pets, plants, and everyday things into characters you can chat with alone or in groups, making your surroundings feel like a playful network of personalities.
A design tool for collecting and arranging visual references on an infinite canvas. Mooodboard is built for messy gathering and clustering, giving designers a looser way to explore ideas than a traditional mood board.
An open-source AI agent framework that can generate editable outputs like slides, websites, and images while running them safely in sandboxes. You can bring your own API keys for different models and extend it with MCP plugins to shape custom workflows.
A rework of rabbit’s first OS, introducing a new concept called “creations.” rabbitOS 2 shifts from managing apps to offering tools for expression and building directly inside the system.
A rework of rabbit’s first OS, introducing a new concept called “creations.” rabbitOS 2 shifts from managing apps to offering tools for expression and building directly inside the system.
A video generator that turns text into clips of AI avatars speaking on screen. VEED Fabric 1.0 focuses on syncing visuals and voice to make talking-head style videos easier to produce.
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 data tool that auto-generates ontologies to unify messy data in enterprise systems.
A builder that generates AI tools or MCP servers from a single prompt. BuildKit 2.0 connects to major ecosystems like LangChain and Vercel’s AI SDK as well as everyday services like Gmail, cutting down the wiring work so developers can spin up functional tools fast.
A builder that generates AI tools or MCP servers from a single prompt. BuildKit 2.0 connects to major ecosystems like LangChain and Vercel’s AI SDK as well as everyday services like Gmail, cutting down the wiring work so developers can spin up functional tools fast.
A short-form video tool that skips filming by generating clips with AI. Mirage is tuned for TikTok and Instagram-style content, with options to add AI actors, captions, and scaled campaign production through its studio version.
A CRM built for founders who want sales tools without enterprise bloat. Operate puts customer feedback directly into the pipeline, linking feature requests with deals so it’s easier to see what drives revenue.
An Android browser from Perplexity that builds AI search directly into browsing. Based on Chromium, Comet runs an assistant alongside normal navigation so you can pull explanations or summaries without breaking context.
This reading app runs quietly in the background, using on-device AI to generate summaries and capture voice notes without sending data off-device. Epilogue positions itself as a companion rather than a note-taking tool, helping you remember what you’ve read and even answer harder questions later.
A platform that blends AI automation with hands-on controls for building apps. Raydian lets an agent draft databases or flows in natural language, then refine them with visual editors. It bundles essentials like authentication, hosting, and templates so everything needed to build and scale lives in one place.
A web app that generates YouTube thumbnails using styles borrowed from top creators. You pick a template, add your content, and let the AI arrange it, making quick thumbnails for creators who want speed over polish.
A curated library of short clips showcasing standout UI and UX patterns from real apps. Spotted in Prod lets you search by app or category, scrub through flows frame by frame, and see how different teams tackle design challenges, offering hands-on inspiration for designers and developers.
These open-source AI glasses weigh about 40g and include a color display, microphones, and bone conduction speakers. Beyond the hardware, they offer conversational AI, memory tools, and support for building custom apps, with all design files and code on GitHub. Halo is designed as a hackable AI wearable for developers and curious users alike.
An open-source tool that audits websites for “AI readiness.” It checks for LLMs.txt setup, AI-readable content quality, sitemap structure, and other factors that affect how models and agents process a site.
An AI agent that builds and debugs web apps by browsing them, clicking through pages, spotting errors, and fixing code on its own. You describe the app you want in plain language and Lindy Build spins up full-stack projects with databases, logins, and payments while learning through trial and error.
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.
An open-source framework for React that lets developers wire AI models directly into chat interfaces. Tambo makes it possible for models to render interactive components like buttons or forms inside conversations, with streaming, state handling, and message history built in.
You can generate images directly inside Roo Code — logos, icons, comics, even cookbooks — without leaving the editor so you can keep your workflow quick and fluid.
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.
A multiplayer AI chat app where teams share the same conversation with an AI, asking questions and exploring answers together in real time.
An AI interior design tool that lets you create rooms by tapping and blending visual styles instead of writing prompts. Madespace draws on pre-trained looks from real designers, with options to shop pieces instantly or connect with a human pro for guidance.
A clip-on device for your toilet that tracks hydration, digestion, and gut health through sensors and a downward-facing camera. Throne turns bathroom visits into biomarker data, surfacing health trends in an app without requiring any manual logging.
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.
For moments when you want to stay present, this “cute sidekick” lets you jot notes, snap photos, set timers, or play music without reaching for your phone.
A design tool being framed as part of a new wave of creative software.
A visual code editor that lets designers and product managers build web apps without writing code directly. Onlook generates real code under the hood, supports importing Next.js projects, and frames itself as a kind of “Cursor for Designers.”
A personality tool that blends astrology, Enneagram, and other systems into one profile. It adds “social AI” for relationship mapping, compatibility reports, and daily prompts that highlight patterns in how you think, feel, and connect with others.
A todo-style tool for handling social media mentions by turning replies into tasks you can track and clear. ReplySocial pulls in keywords and mentions, lets you respond from one place, and supports team collaboration, offering a simpler alternative to heavy social dashboards.
An “OS for business” that brings invoicing, time tracking, and financial reconciliation into one dashboard. Midday connects to banks to auto-match receipts with transactions and includes an AI assistant that can answer finance questions or flag ways to cut costs.
An app that saves anything with a screenshot.
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.
An AI workspace that spins up agents from a single prompt to handle tasks, projects, and automations. Taskade Genesis Preview lets people work alongside agents on to-do lists, mind maps, and multi-step workflows, making collaboration feel more like managing a team than scripting commands.
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 movement coach for desk workers that builds short stretch and mobility routines into the workday. Undodesk turns quick breaks into part of the rhythm, easing stiffness and screen fatigue from long hours at a desk.
A tool for indie hackers to manage affiliate programs in one dashboard. Refindie skips upfront fees, taking a cut only when sales happen, with flexible commission options and integrations for common payment providers.
A VHS-style video player app that reimagines your iPhone as a retro VCR. Cassette pulls home videos from your Photo Library, organizes them by year, and plays them back with tape-like sequencing, sleeve-style designs, and AirPlay support for TV viewing.
An AI assistant for navigating new research. YesNoError surfaces trending papers, breaks them down into plain language, and lets you ask questions directly to the text to see what insights it holds.
An AI social video app for iOS that turns selfies and prompts into short clips using Pika’s expressive human video model. It marks the company’s move from a web-based video generator to a mobile platform built for sharing.
This workspace lets you drop in text, images, or voice notes and then move them around visually while AI helps spot connections. It’s built for quick, messy thinking rather than polished docs, landing somewhere between a digital whiteboard and an AI chatbot. ClarityBoard focuses on speed and flexibility, giving you a place to work through ideas before they’re ready to share.
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.
A web browser being built from scratch with its own engine, not borrowing code from Chrome or Firefox. Backed by a non-profit, Ladybird focuses purely on standards-based browsing without ad deals or monetization schemes. The first alpha is planned for 2026.
A notes app that blends quick stickies for throwaway thoughts with longer notes for writing, focusing on freedom instead of rigid folders. It uses playful interactions that make organizing feel flexible and open-ended.
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 that records your screen and makes it searchable with OCR. Rerun lets you scrub through a timeline or search text to find anything you’ve seen before, storing all data locally with encryption for privacy.
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.
A Webflow add-on that splits into three AI agents: one for design tweaks, one for coding and deployment, and one for CMS tasks. Miyagi Agents can handle jobs like bulk SEO updates, accessibility fixes, animations, and content edits directly inside your Webflow project.
You set up small AI agents that connect to your apps, and then Cobot uses them to take on tasks for you. Once configured, they can schedule meetings, pull context on people, summarize email, or log revenue data. It feels less like keeping a to-do list and more like spinning up helpers that chip away at work in the background.
Nothing’s native photo editor ties directly into its camera pipeline so shots move quickly from capture to edit. It includes cropping, filters, and color grading along with basic video trimming, aiming to give Nothing phones a smoother, branded editing flow.
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.
An iOS reading companion that connects to your Kindle and turns your book into a conversation. Ask questions, pull quick recaps and summaries, or jump back to the passage you half-remember while it stays aware of your reading progress. Cleo links to your Kindle account so the AI answers with context as you read.
Designer Fons Mans is releasing a typeface, Offgrid Sans, as a free download in July.
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A design tool that blends AI generation with workflows from Cursor and Figma. Reweb lets you create layouts, adjust them with edits, and export into working code or back into Figma, with early examples like dashboards and landing pages.
Exploring how design recruiting could mix AI matching with a hands-on touch, Tapestry blends technology with personal service to connect companies and designers.
A platform for teams to build and manage their own AI assistants using existing API keys. Somara lets you tailor system prompts, connect internal data with built-in RAG, and chat with files, while privacy controls and analytics help you see what’s working before rolling assistants out wider.
A USB-C flash drive shaped like the classic macOS folder icon, with 128GB of solid-state storage tucked inside. Lightweight and 3D-printed, FolderDrive turns everyday file storage into a playful nod to digital nostalgia.
A terminal-native coding agent with a themeable text interface that feels closer to a dev tool than a chatbox. Opencode supports 75+ model providers including local ones, offers zero-config language server support, and lets you share session links or run multiple agents on the same project.
A task manager built to live inside Perplexity’s Comet browser. Perplexity Tasks is designed to keep notes, reminders, and to-dos in the same space where you search and browse, aiming for a more unified flow of work and information.
This browser lets you chat with your open tabs to ask questions, pull quick summaries, or edit text in place. Built by The Browser Company (makers of Arc), Dia is rolling out in beta with AI assistance woven directly into the browsing experience.
An AI-native design tool that skips mockups and generates working website code from a single prompt. Webstudio Inception takes a code-first approach, letting you test layouts quickly and export the results into other platforms or the Webstudio Builder.
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.
This desktop app lines up different AI models side by side so you can see how they respond to the same prompt, compare their takes, or merge them into a synthesized answer. It supports uploads, local models, and handy shortcuts, making Chorus feel like a control panel for experimenting with multiple AIs at once.
A design tool that skips static mockups and generates working code from the start. Pencil AI is aimed at ad and marketing workflows, collapsing the gap between design and production by letting designers output real interfaces directly.
A design tool exploring how AI can extend a designer’s workflow. Weaver is built to help product designers move beyond efficiency and into new ways of exploring and refining ideas.
An email tool that filters noise and surfaces what matters, built for people who want calmer inboxes instead of faster ones. Sunflower takes a slower, more deliberate approach to communication, centering clarity and attention over feature creep.
A browser that builds AI into the page itself: highlight text for instant explanations, shrink articles into quick summaries, or branch into side questions without opening new tabs.
A presentation tool that replaces the clicker with hand gestures, letting you wave through slides in Minority Report style. The demo shows hands-free navigation, making presenting feel more physical and interactive.
Google’s research assistant is now available as a mobile app, letting you bring NotebookLM with you beyond the desktop.
A design generator that lets builders create responsive layouts in seconds. Aura includes a prompt builder with hundreds of templates and can export results directly to HTML or Figma, making it useful for quickly spinning up designs for vibe-coded projects.
A website QA tool where you can leave comments directly on a live site and track fixes on a simple task board. Lucidly allows unlimited team members under one account, making client and developer feedback easier to manage in one place.
An app designed for those building and publishing images on the web.
An email tool that blends inbox, CRM, and project tracking into one workspace. Micro uses AI to sort messages, draft replies, and enrich contact info while pulling in updates from tools like calendars and chat apps. It feels more like a combined inbox and workflow hub than a traditional mail client.
A design tool that turns text prompts into working UI on an infinite canvas, where each board can function as a live website. MagicPath lets you adjust layouts, colors, and styles in plain language instead of code, aiming to make design sketching fast and interactive.
A camera that skips photos and prints poems instead, using AI to turn what’s in front of the lens into verse. A knob lets you pick a style, and the words roll out on paper through a slot below the lens.