New AI products, features, and tools you can actually try, from big tech to indie hackers.
Meta announced Muse Gadgets, an open-source project allowing hobbyists to build AI hardware using ESP32 boards connected to the Muse AI agent, alongside 5,000 produced units of the Muse Home Link smart home device.
Crowny launched a new macOS notch utility integrating Claude Code, Codex, and over 20 apps directly into the menu bar for quick user access.
Yubi launched a voice-to-text typing tool for Mac, allowing users to dictate speech and let the application handle typing tasks automatically.
SCMD released a management tool designed to let users control and organize what Claude remembers and keeps as persistent memory.
Thanor AI launched a new tool designed to help users generate professional-looking web interfaces and prevent AI-built websites from appearing low quality.
Kilo released an agentic fitness coach integrated directly into Apple's iMessage platform, providing automated workout guidance and tracking for users.
bmux launched a browser multiplexer tool built specifically for managing workflows in the agentic era.
Cubicle launched a read-only live virtual office platform designed for monitoring and observing AI agents at work.
Bevel Software launched the first Jev-style artificial intelligence model hosted within the European Union.
Singularity released a platform allowing developers to run parallel AI coding agents ticket by ticket.