Products — Page 9
Launches, updates, hands-on coverage.
- Cerebras details CS-4 rack and targets 10,000 tokens per second with CS-5
Cerebras is using modular power, cooling and compute to chase an annual speed upgrade with its wafer-scale systems.
- PyImageSearch founder launches WheelMetrics to put stocks before options premiums
The $45-a-month service has a five-month CPA verification and a model portfolio dating to January 1st.
- TeXbrain puts pdfTeX and Git in a free local-first browser editor
The project compiles LaTeX in the browser, keeps files on the user's device by default, and adds Git functions without requiring an account.
- Perplexity launches Portable Computer on DGX Spark to cut cloud use
Portable Computer runs Perplexity's agent stack and 27B models locally, then asks before sending harder steps to the company's cloud.
- Alex Shapalov ships a roughly 6 MB read-only Postgres diagnostic tool
The Go binary turns PostgreSQL statistics into deterministic findings for developers and AI agents through a CLI, JSON output and Model Context Protocol tools.
- LatticeDB puts graph, vector and text search in one local file
Jeff Hajewski's Zig database targets local AI apps; an August 24th correctness release shows how early the project remains.
- Apple gives Mac Studio the M5 Ultra and a $5,499 local AI pitch
Johny Srouji's chip group pairs up to 512GB of unified memory with MLX and clustering, leaving buyers to weigh capacity against CUDA and a higher Mac price.
- Metricform launches AI narrative tracker with a 24-to-72-hour head-start claim
Metricform founder Lindsey Aliksanyan turned years of manual research work into a product for brand teams; the prediction claim still needs a measurable test.
- Fitbit's founders launch Luffu Link, an LTE band for family caregivers
Luffu's $249 preorder combines phone-free help requests with health sensing and is expected to ship in early 2027; Axios reports a $20 monthly family plan.
- TerraClear launches quarter-inch weed maps for existing corn and soybean sprayers
TerraClear is selling next-day spray prescriptions, betting growers want precision application without new camera hardware.
- Cameron Smith ships Ambient Context, a Mac memory app without screenshots
The open-source app reads focused-window text into local Markdown, giving AI agents a work history without storing a visual replay.
- SiFive launches a boring 2U RISC-V server, exactly as intended
The 32-core BigSky system gives SiFive's customers an RVA23 machine for porting Linux and CUDA before custom data-center chips arrive.
- Twitch turns Pokemon badges into a subscription scavenger hunt
The Amazon-owned platform is pairing Pokemon collectibles with watch streaks and paid subscriptions as it expands badge-based creator monetization.
- When you should choose Conductor Cloud vs just using Replit
Conductor orchestrates outside coding agents across existing repos, while Replit bundles its agents with an IDE, database, hosting, and deployment.
- Ghostty adds image clipboard support; stable release users still wait
Ghostty and libghostty now implement OSC 5522, letting terminal tools move images and other MIME data across supported sessions.
- SpaceXAI appears to be adding full-interface themes to Grok Bot
A preview shows a new theme picker days after SpaceXAI widened access to its persistent agent app across Grok and Cursor plans.
- LexisNexis expands Protege into end-to-end legal work, four days after CoCounsel
The system routes prompts across models, agents and legal sources, then produces Word, Excel and PowerPoint files for lawyer review.
- A Stanford builder turns Apple Maps into a playable San Francisco game
Thijs Simonian's browser experiment lets players climb buildings, take cars and explore a streamed version of the city.
- ADS-B Scope puts live aircraft tracking on a handheld ESP32 board
John Stockdale's open-source firmware connects a LilyGO board directly to an RTL-SDR; he is now building a contributor-fed live map and says a stripped-down version can run on about $50 of hardware.
- Fern Cowan launches DeepCura's ledger-backed AI workforce for medical practices
The bootstrapped healthcare AI vendor is expanding from scribing into reception, scheduling and chart updates, with clinicians approving consequential actions.
- Adesh Nalpet Adimurthy open-sources PicoMQ for durable HTTP streams
PicoMQ trades tens-of-milliseconds durable appends for disposable nodes and independently addressable streams for sessions, devices and AI conversations.
- Cognition's Devin Outposts moves code execution onto customer-controlled infrastructure
Cognition keeps Devin's reasoning in its cloud while Modal supplies isolated, configurable execution on customer-controlled infrastructure.
- Caddi launches an agent that builds and governs back-office agents
Alejandro Castellano is turning workflow demonstrations into audited automation for law, wealth management and insurance operations.
- EverestLabs launches Navigator to put AI agents on recycling plant controls
Founder JD Ambati is extending his robotics bet from picking recyclables to coordinating belts, sorters and maintenance, with operators approving every action.