Products — Page 12
Launches, updates, hands-on coverage.
- UGREEN launches three app-connected Nexode Pro chargers in Europe
Founder Zhang Qingsen's public hardware company is bringing displays, Wi-Fi controls and retractable cables to a three-model European GaN lineup.
- ATLANT 3D launches NANOFABRICATOR PRO to build AI-designed materials
Founder Maksym Plakhotnyuk is pairing atomic-layer fabrication with U.S. manufacturing to turn AI-predicted materials into physical samples and devices.
- Unitree previews humanoid it says can sprint at 12.66 m/s
Wang Xingxing's prototype also cleared a claimed 2-meter standing jump, though Unitree released no test method, price or launch date.
- Early XChat Meetings prototype previews X's push into workplace video
An unfinished interface spotted by an independent X feature tester previews shareable meeting links, attendee approvals, whiteboards and queued screen sharing.
- Buf shipped a compiler-backed Protobuf language server for major editors
Buf integrated its Protobuf language server into the CLI after a limited 2022 proof of concept.
- Portable personal radar claims 6-kilometer drone detection
The footage shows a rotating flat-panel unit that Steven Cheng says can track targets with extremely small radar signatures.
- Mads Thines launches LoreKit to give coding agents local, inspectable memory
The open-source tool stores lessons as Markdown, then offers hosted sharing without forcing developers to abandon their local files.
- Jitpass puts Mac developer secrets behind Touch ID for coding agents
Jitpass's local-first utility swaps exposed credentials for decoys, then releases real values to approved processes on demand.
- Have I Been Flocked lets drivers search 242M Flock audit records
H.C. van Pelt's public-records tool covers 4.7M plates, while warning that gaps and delays mean a clean result proves little.
- Insilico previews virtual-cell research that models biological age
Insilico previews a Virtual Aging Cell concept that adds biological age to cell simulations, though the posting date is unclear.
- Waku combines coding-agent CLIs in a native local desktop app
Version 0.1.0 uses Rust, GPUI and Git checkpoints to combine agent activity without a Waku account or cloud intermediary.
- Printytron turns plain-English requests into dimensioned STL parts without CAD
Printytron's independent alpha focuses on brackets, adapters and replacement parts, then uses a second AI to inspect each generated model.
- Deltix pairs AI app exploration with replayable iOS regression tests
Its Mac agent keeps app binaries local, while screenshots and interface data still travel to Deltix's cloud and Anthropic.
- OpenAI built a credit bonus into ChatGPT’s experimental desktop onboarding
A hidden flow asks newcomers to let ChatGPT complete a real desktop task, then can add a remotely configured bonus to their balance.
- DeepSeek open-sources coding-agent harness before V4-Pro API price hike
Harness v0.1 lets developers swap models, tools and runtimes, while higher V4-Pro rates take effect August 16th.
- Maple said it made DeepSeek V4 Flash available to paid customers
An undated Maple post announced access for paid customers, while public materials leave the qualifying plans, Proxy availability and model-specific pricing unclear.
- sandbox.bio ships an embeddable Linux terminal for runnable technical tutorials
Robert Aboukhalil and Maria Nattestad are turning a five-year bioinformatics teaching tool into infrastructure publishers can add to their own sites.
- Proxylity opened WireGuard endpoints to unknown devices on AWS
Founder Lee Harding paired open peer enrollment with async Lambda delivery, turning encrypted UDP packets into triggers for long-running workflows.
- Starlink ends Global Roam, pushing ocean sailors toward pricier metered plans
Sailing La Vagabonde is asking SpaceX to preserve an affordable tier before existing Global Roam service ends on August 17th.
- Marco Arment launches Unforgetful, a persistent-reminder layer for Apple Reminders
The Instapaper and Overcast creator built a $19.99-a-year Apple Reminders client around persistent alerts and forgiving snooze controls.
- Cloudflare uses MCP headers to detect and block unapproved agent connections
Cloudflare Gateway uses MCP protocol headers to identify inspected requests and block connections outside approved routes, while specialist vendors pursue controls closer to individual agents and tools.
- SparrowMap launches volunteer network to map government vehicles
Built in Michigan, the volunteer system turns spare phones into local vehicle detectors and says private plate data is destroyed on the device.
- Bluesky launches Protocol Services with replay for AT Protocol data
Jetstream v2 lets developers backfill network records and switch to a live stream without running their own repository sync.
- FLORA launches Fashion Studio for 'vibe manufacturing' design and campaign production
The New York startup packages sketch rendering, virtual try-on, campaign imagery and Shopify export into connected workflows.