Products — Page 14
Launches, updates, hands-on coverage.
- Andrew Shell launches I Heart RSS, a badge-based directory for personal feeds
The Madison engineer is using reciprocal links and a shared OPML file to make independent blogs easier to find and follow.
- E J Ziyad launches UML, a shared memory graph for Claude and ChatGPT
The open-source project uses MCP and a Cloudflare-native graph to carry user-owned facts across AI clients, while leaving tool calls to each host.
- Zenbu launches terminal-browser to put web previews beside coding agents
The open-source project uses Chromium and terminal graphics protocols to combine preview, planning and browser automation in one tab.
- Tomasz Janusz launches Privacy Thing for per-domain browser fingerprinting controls
The Chrome and Firefox extension coordinates location, language and time-zone signals while exposing what supported browser data each site reads.
- Alibaba's Qwen upgrades speech recognition for technical terms and structured transcripts
Qwen says its ASR update improves context and hotwords, though Alibaba's public API documents still point to older model snapshots.
- OpenAI rolls out Sign in with ChatGPT as an identity layer for apps
Airtable, GitLab, HubSpot, Notion, Supabase and Vercel are initial partners, giving OpenAI a new distribution point outside ChatGPT.
- RuntimeWire crosses 200,000 pageviews and launches a hand-reviewed AI jobs board
The founder-built publication recorded 118,310 article reads in July and is offering hiring teams a 50% launch discount.
- Decimen streams files through fountain-coded QR frames without pairing
Alstroph says Claude Code helped build the one-night PoC, which claims 128 KB/s but currently loads its receiver page over a local network.
- Conductor launches multiplayer cloud workspaces that keep coding agents running
After raising $22 million in March, Conductor adds shared microVM sandboxes, an API and an iPhone beta to its Mac-first agent manager.
- Rune 1.1 makes personal use free and adds Python, Emacs support
Ernest Romero Climent is using a free tier and deeper code navigation to widen adoption for the self-funded, terminal-centered IDE.
- Treena launches an iPhone coding environment that runs agents without a laptop
Camden Hulse and Kollaikal Rupesh built Treena to clone repositories, run coding agents and push changes from a cloud workspace controlled by phone.
- Applied Electrodynamics unveils WaveSight to map pipes and wiring through walls
The YC S26 hardware maker says WaveSight images hidden building systems from across a room, with construction as its first market.
- X launches encrypted Chat API for bots and AI agents
The open-source SDK supports six languages, while X is offering pay-per-use accounts a temporary allowance of 500 messages per day.
- HOVERAir unveils VERSA, a pocket gimbal that snaps into flying-camera wings
Founder MQ Wang is combining ground and aerial capture in one device, extending a decade-long bet on cameras that operate themselves.
- Speko launches a benchmark-based router for voice AI models
The YC-backed gateway picks speech providers by language, quality, latency and cost, then handles failover through one API.
- Replit launches AI design suite to keep ideas inside its app builder
Replit Design adds prompts, Figma imports, screenshots, design systems and Mobbin-powered templates to Replit's app-building workflow.
- Tavus launches no-code PAL Maker for face-to-face AI agents
Users describe an agent to Charlie, which configures its face, voice, memory, guardrails and deployment without an engineering build.
- HeyGen launches two-host AI video podcasts from documents and links
The workflow writes dialogue, assigns AI hosts, adds captions and B-roll, and lets users edit each line before rendering.
- Reve ships Chrome extension to pull web images into AI projects
Updated July 27th, the browser tool saves web images as references, palettes, templates and album items inside Reve.
- Ukraine's Brave1 Market cuts in-stock drone delivery to eight days
Troops ordered UAH 5 billion of drones and other systems in June as battlefield data and ePoints steered purchases toward manufacturers.
- Google product manager asks Apple to open iPhones to private personal apps
Dmitry Lyalin says AI has made small apps cheap to build, while Apple's distribution system still treats every creator like a publisher.
- OpenAI open-sources Codex Security CLI for repository scans and CI
The package gives approved customers scriptable access to the security scanner OpenAI introduced in March as a GitHub-connected research preview.
- RuntimeWire launches a live dashboard with auditable readership metrics
The live page shows how we define reads, subscribers and press mentions, including the data we deliberately exclude.
- Nori Robotics unveils L3 and offers free upgrades to L2 buyers
Preorders open July 29th as Antonio Sitong Li's four-person YC company revises its low-cost home-robot line before fall shipments.