Matrix OS provides an isolated cloud computer for running coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Pi, and Gemini CLI. Files, repositories, terminals, previews, and agent sessions remain available after users close their browser or laptop. Teams can run multiple supported agents in parallel, access the workspace through a browser or CLI, or install Matrix manually on their own Linux VPS. Matrix OS’s official website

HackrBio is a portfolio builder for indie hackers, developers, and startup founders. Create one shareable page featuring your projects, products, code repositories, articles, and important links. It provides a centralized professional profile that can be shared with customers, collaborators, employers, and investors.

Corlen is an AI virtual try-on platform for fashion retailers. Customers submit a photo and select a garment to generate a preview of how the outfit may look on them. Retailers can add Corlen to Shopify and WooCommerce stores, custom storefronts through its API, or tablets used as in-store kiosks. Corlen’s official website

Keiki is an omnichannel platform for building and managing customer-facing AI agents. Give an agent approved business knowledge, memory, communication guidelines, integrations, and action boundaries, then deploy it across supported channels such as SMS, iMessage, WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, and email. Teams can review conversations, approve sensitive actions, monitor performance, and transfer conversations to a human when judgment is required. Keiki’s official website

ARC-24 is an eight-track groovebox for iPhone and iPad. Create songs using synthesizers, drum kits, imported audio, microphone recordings, and a 16-pad sampler. Scale-locked pads keep notes in the selected key, while overdubbing, piano-roll editing, per-track effects, MIDI input, loop switching, and song mode provide greater production control. Projects can sync through iCloud and be exported as WAV or AAC files. ARC-24 on the App Store

nOS4 is a browser-based recreation inspired by the classic iOS 4 experience. Explore its retro interface, open simulated applications, play included games, and revisit the look and feel of an earlier generation of iPhone software without installing anything.

Nodeterm is a node-based terminal manager that places terminals, coding agents, editors, diffs, and notes on an infinite canvas. Run supported agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini in parallel, connect related sessions, and monitor when an agent is working or requires attention. Terminal sessions are backed by tmux, allowing processes and scrollback to be restored after closing the application or restarting the computer. Nodeterm’s official website

Naseem is a native macOS AI agent built entirely in Swift. It can inspect and modify files, run terminal commands and Python scripts, connect to MCP servers, use reusable skills, and work with supported Mac applications. Pro features include iOS Simulator automation, sub-agent delegation, and remote access through Telegram. Users can connect supported cloud models or run models locally through Ollama or MLX. Consequential actions require approval, while autonomous operation is optional. Naseem’s official product page

Impractical is an AI-assisted motion-design platform for creating product videos, launch announcements, explainers, and social content. Connect a compatible AI agent through MCP, describe the video you need, and refine the result through follow-up instructions. The platform is designed to help startups and creative teams produce polished motion content without building every animation manually. Current MCP workflow documentation

Tovel AI combines a portable recording device with an AI-powered application for capturing calls, meetings, voice notes, and in-person conversations. It produces transcripts, summaries, decisions, risks, and suggested next steps, then prepares supported business actions for review. After user approval, Tovel can create CRM records, appointments, tasks, reminders, and draft follow-up communications through compatible native integrations. Tovel AI’s official website

Cosmic is a managed headless content-management system for content and development teams. Editors can create, preview, schedule, translate, and publish structured content through a shared dashboard, while developers deliver it to websites, applications, and other channels through a managed REST API and SDK. Cosmic supports reusable content models, separate workspaces for brands, localization, media delivery, analytics, and AI agents that can assist with content, translations, scheduled workflows, and supported engineering tasks. Cosmic’s official platform

WaseiGo is a bilingual learning tool covering more than 1,000 Japanese wasei-eigo expressions. Each word is presented through an illustrated two-person conversation, Japanese and English explanations, native audio, searchable dictionary entries, and picture-based quizzes. Learners guess the meaning first, then explore how the expression differs from standard English usage. A free collection of 50 words is available, while a one-time purchase unlocks the complete library without a subscription. WaseiGo’s official website

HappyShrimp is Alibaba’s AI-powered music-generation platform for creating complete tracks from natural-language instructions. Describe an emotion, story, genre, era, or musical direction, and HappyShrimp can generate the lyrics, melody, arrangement, and vocal performance together. Users can also provide their own lyrics, generate instrumental tracks, and guide elements such as instrumentation, vocal style, song structure, tempo, and emotional progression. Alibaba’s official HappyShrimp 1.0 announcement

Folio is a read-later service that compiles saved webpages, open browser tabs, RSS content, forwarded newsletters, and supported uploads into a clean, e-ink-friendly digest. It removes common webpage clutter, adds structured typography and navigation, and generates PDF or EPUB editions. Digests can be delivered on a schedule to supported Kindle and reMarkable devices or saved to connected cloud-storage services such as Google Drive. Folio’s official website

ThunderPhone is a self-service voice-AI platform for building inbound and outbound phone agents through a no-code interface or API. Users can configure prompts, voices, intelligence levels, knowledge sources, integrations, and call-handling rules. The platform supports simulated test calls, production-call monitoring, live guidance, automated issue detection, suggested agent updates, experiments, transfers, and multilingual conversations across more than 40 supported languages. ThunderPhone’s official platform

ChannelOS is a local-first personal television system for organizing user-owned media into persistent, programmable channels. Create numbered stations, define schedules, browse a cable-style program guide, switch channels from a couch-friendly interface, or select content through an on-demand library. Media remains stored as ordinary local files, and core playback does not require an account, cloud service, or media upload. ChannelOS’s official open-source repository

TrustedRouter is an OpenAI-compatible AI gateway offering access to more than 600 models across over 90 providers. Developers can select specific models or route requests according to availability, privacy, geography, and confidential-computing requirements. The platform supports provider failover, bring-your-own keys, zero-data-retention routes, confidential routes with provider-side end-to-end encryption, and a publicly verifiable attested gateway. TrustedRouter’s official platform

Murmell is a collaborative cloud development environment where developers and AI coding agents work on the same project. Each agent runs in its own terminal while teammates can view shared cursors, terminal activity, and live application previews. Murmell enforces file-path reservations before writes, reducing overlapping changes between concurrent agents. Work continues on an isolated cloud machine and is pushed to a private GitHub repository for version-controlled access. It currently supports Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, and OpenCode. Murmell’s official platform

The HONOR Robot Phone is a flagship Android smartphone featuring an integrated motorized 4-DoF camera gimbal. Its 200MP gimbal-mounted main camera can physically pan and tilt for stabilization, subject tracking, hands-free filming, video calls, and supported autonomous camera movements. Through HONOR’s imaging partnership with ARRI, the phone supports 10-bit ARRI LogC3 recording, ARRI Wide Gamut 3, real-time ARRI Looks, and professional post-production workflows. HONOR’s official Robot Phone announcement

Sourclip is a Chrome extension and research workspace built around Google Gemini Notebook, formerly NotebookLM. Capture webpages, YouTube videos and playlists, PDFs, Reddit and X posts, and conversations from supported AI services. Organize notebooks with folders and reusable prompts, edit mind maps, export research artifacts in supported formats, and convert Audio Overviews into a personal podcast feed. Optional cloud synchronization keeps supported workspace settings available across devices. Sourclip’s official website

Superset is an agentic development environment for coordinating multiple command-line coding agents. Each task runs in a separate Git worktree with its own branch, terminal, and environment, reducing conflicts between simultaneous agent sessions. Developers can monitor agents, receive status notifications, preview applications, inspect and edit diffs, and hand workspaces to supported editors or terminals. Superset’s official open repository

Expo is an open-source development platform and cloud-services suite for creating React Native applications. Developers can use Expo’s SDK and command-line tools to build apps, test them on supported devices and simulators, generate production builds, automate mobile workflows, submit releases to app stores, deliver updates, and monitor applications after launch. Expo also provides MCP and agent-focused tools for working with mobile projects. Expo’s official platform

Notchling is a lightweight Mac app that places an animated creature around the MacBook display notch. It follows cursor movement, sleeps when the computer is idle, reacts to battery status, and temporarily carries files dragged to it for convenient retrieval. The app is free and designed to operate locally without sending file contents or activity data to the cloud.

Sider Code is an AI-powered webpage customization feature available through the Sider Chrome extension. Describe how you want a webpage to look or work, and Sider Code generates and applies a user script within your browser. It can hide distractions, reorganize layouts, extract or summarize content, and add supported actions. Customizations can be saved, enabled, disabled, and automatically reapplied when you revisit the website. Sider Code’s official feature page

Gauth AI Course is an AI-powered learning platform for watching, creating, and sharing interactive courses. Lessons combine visual explanations, mind maps, and active-recall quizzes, while an integrated AI tutor lets learners pause and ask follow-up questions. Users can also generate personalized courses about supported subjects and study at their preferred pace. Gauth’s official learning platform

Creatium is an AI-powered platform for building interactive learning and professional training. Educators and teams can create personalized coaches, realistic role-playing exercises, repeatable simulations, multimedia lessons, knowledge checks, and gamified activities. Content can also be distributed through supported learning-management systems for training and progress tracking. Creatium’s official platform

Computable GPU Index is an open price benchmark for GPU computing capacity. It calculates USD-per-GPU-hour reference values using published on-demand rental prices from a fixed panel of providers. Its methodology, provider inputs, calculation code, historical values, and verification tools are publicly available, allowing users to reproduce published results. The current project covers H100, H200, B200, and B300 accelerators. CGI’s open-source repository and methodology

Kilo Code is an open-source agentic engineering platform for building and maintaining software. Developers can use its AI coding agents through VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, the command line, and cloud environments to plan features, write and refactor code, diagnose errors, review changes, and manage development tasks. It supports multiple AI models, bring-your-own API keys, and MIT-licensed source code. Kilo Code’s official website

Reshaper AI creates, repurposes, schedules, and manages platform-specific content for social channels and clients. The Star icon best represents AI-powered content creation and polished creative output.

Audio Converter AI provides practical audio tools such as transcription, text-to-speech, voice changing, summarization, and file-format conversion. The Star icon best represents its AI-powered processing and enhancement features.