Products from August 24, 2026

AI Engineering from Scratch is a comprehensive, open-source curriculum that provides the missing spine for AI education. It solves the problem of scattered, framework-first learning by having you implement every core algorithm—from backprop to transformers—using only math and code, before any libraries are introduced. It's designed for engineers and students who want deep, foundational understanding and the ability to build, debug, and ship AI systems with confidence.

AI Job Search is a local, private framework that automates the job application process. It uses AI models like Claude to evaluate job postings, tailor your CV and cover letters, and prepare you for interviews. It's designed for job seekers who want to apply efficiently at scale while maintaining personalized, high-quality applications, all running securely on your own machine.

FreeLLMAPI is an open-source, self-hosted proxy that unifies access to over 600 free AI models from 34+ providers behind a single OpenAI-compatible endpoint. It solves the problem of managing multiple API keys and quotas by providing smart routing, automatic failover, and a live catalog of free tier offerings—delivering roughly 4 billion free tokens per month. It's built for developers and tinkerers for personal experimentation, allowing secure, local management of provider keys without exposing the proxy publicly.

claude-obsidian is a free Claude Code plugin that automates your personal knowledge management in Obsidian. It solves the maintenance problem of traditional second brains by reading your sources and automatically writing, linking, and filing notes into a connected knowledge graph. It's for knowledge workers, researchers, and anyone tired of manually maintaining their note vaults, offering a self-sustaining system of plain Markdown files you own.

OpenClaw is an open-source, personal AI assistant that runs locally on your machine. It solves the problem of app-switching and manual task management by automating actions like organizing your inbox, sending emails, and managing your calendar directly from chat apps like WhatsApp or Telegram. It's designed for users who want a private, customizable AI that learns their habits and handles real-world tasks across platforms over time.

Codex working across 5 worktrees? Treebar shows you where it is, what’s changing, and how many agents are working, all from your MacBook notch. Treebar watches Git and Codex, to see where and what it's working on. Made this months ago because I kept losing track of where Codex was working. Finally decided to ship it. I’m also open sourcing the core soon.

Lucid Train generates architecture diagrams from your codebase, then hands the diagram to a coding agent as a specification. Local models, fully offline.

Wavepocket is a pocket studio: a synthesizer, drum kit, sampler and 4-track tape recorder that fit in your hand. Slice samples on the waveform, name each slice, and flip between them 4-track tape with a clip timeline: record in any mode, then drag clips between lanes, trim their edges, and cut at the playhead. Everything shares one loop boundary, so your layers always line up. Mixer with per-track level, pan and mute

Zapier and Shortcuts make you think like a programmer: blocks, flows, conditions. Trama removes that layer. Press Cmd+Option+X, describe what you repeat in your own words, and it runs in the background. What is different: · Your language, not just English · Native Mac reach: AppleScript, shell, OCR, screen awareness · It notices what you repeat and suggests the automation · If it breaks, AI explains the error and fixes it in one tap · Your key: Claude, GPT, Gemini, Groq.

Localdock provides a simple solution for accessing local projects with a real HTTPS link. It allows you to share your development environment without any installation required on the client side. With a one-time payment of $9, you can manage your projects easily and access them from anywhere, even on mobile devices.

Hosted semantic memory your AI connects to over MCP. Every write passes a quality gate (~80% rejected as redundant in production), facts become typed claims, contradictions are tracked instead of overwritten, and answers cite their sources. 2-minute setup with Claude, works with any MCP client. 30-day free trial, no card. Plans from €0.99/month. EU infrastructure, patent-pending engine. Built solo in Bergamo, Italy.

A Mac app for keeping npm, pnpm, Yarn, and Bun projects current. Bumply shows you every command before it runs, backs up your manifest and lockfile byte-for-byte, and rolls back the moment anything fails.

IFAH is a new family of instruments built around a simple idea: sound can be composed as an environment. Create, preserve and replay reproducible acoustic fields for listening, practice, performance and research. IFAH combines offline-first instruments, sealed acoustic experiences and new interfaces for interacting with sound from carefully composed fields to playing music with your hands.

Destiny Rings replaces endless swiping with real-world proximity. Wear a Bluetooth-enabled smart ring, and when someone compatible is nearby — at a bar, an event, walking down the street — the app lets you know. Choose Dating, Social, or Networking mode depending on what you're looking for, send a Signal, run a quick Fate Check, then tap to reveal and start talking in person. No profiles to scroll, no matching from miles away. Just real chemistry with people who are actually in the room.

Dropstone is a runtime for intelligence, one system that can evolve from an AI assistant into an always-on digital workforce.

Contrive is a unified search and action layer for company knowledge. It doesn’t just return links: it synthesizes context across connected tools, preserves source traceability, and turns results into immediate actions all from a keyboard-first desktop command bar. Unlike search only products or generic AI assistants, Contrive closes the gap between finding and doing, while respecting workspace permissions and giving teams precise control over what gets indexed.

Navigara helps engineering teams determine whether AI coding tools deliver real value. It measures engineering performance before and after AI, scores the value shipped from commit history against your own baseline, and ties the results to AI spend and roadmap priorities. Unlike vendor claims, surveys, or dashboards that count activity, Navigara measures what actually merged using an inspectable methodology inside your environment.

A public map where startups stake countries. A fun way to compete with out founders/indie hackers.

Phoenix is an AI coding agent built specifically for iOS development. It writes and edits code, runs builds and tools, diagnoses errors, and helps you take an iOS project from idea to working app.

Offloop is a shared workspace where teammates and AI agents plan, execute, and track multi-step work together. Channels keep conversations and decisions visible to the whole team. Flow gives every stage a clear owner and brings people in for key decisions, so work keeps moving across handoffs instead of restarting in a new AI chat. Offloop officially launches on August 24.

Decawork is how IT teams take employee-built AI agents live and control every one of them from one place. An employee builds an agent on Claude Code, Codex, or any vibecoding tool; we take it in, put it on company accounts, and run it as a company asset. From there, IT team manages the agent like an employee: access, oversight, retirement.

PaymentKit is a multi-processor billing platform for SaaS and e-commerce. It routes payments across processors, vaults tokens independently, and keeps subscriptions billing even if a MID gets shut down. No code to launch, full API when you need it.

Antigravity Remote Control lets you monitor and drive Antigravity coding sessions from any web browser. Keep full local context, credentials, and build tools on your primary workstation while reviewing plans, approving commands, and receiving push alerts on the go.