Macroscope 2: Turn your iPhone into a microscope.

Macroscope 2 is such a great find—I bought it immediately for my kids! I’ve used a kid-friendly microscope with a phone adapter before, but this app removes all the hassle of buying, storing, and setting up extra equipment. Now, I can just pull out my phone and let the kids explore freely. The only tricky part was learning the focus position; it would be more intuitive if the focus control were directly on the main screen instead of hidden in settings. It even got me wondering—could a telescope version be next to help us explore the stars

Static Website Hosting: Host your static website in a few clicks.

Static App is the product I didn’t know I needed but now wish I’d had five years ago. Whenever I needed a landing page, I’d usually turn to Webflow—powerful but often too costly and more than necessary, especially with template fees adding up. Static App cuts through the extras, delivering everything I need for a landing page at a fraction of the cost. It includes form submissions, SSL certificates, a free domain, and supports JavaScript for added customization if I bring in a developer. It’s a slick, lightweight alternative to Framer or Webflow, and I’m genuinely excited to start using it!

Softr for Notion: Turns Notion databases into portals and apps without code. 

Softr’s Notion integration lets you build custom apps like membership portals, inventory trackers, and directories on top of Notion databases. You can customize the design, layout, and permissions with no code and publish the app on a custom domain. 

Glazed: Analyzes user interactions with your Figma design.

Glazed lets you analyze user interactions with your UI by creating funnels to recreate their journey with your product and see where drop-offs occurred. It gives you visual feedback on how various screens in your app are used. 

Trag: AI code review companion that can lint patterns. 

Trag does one simple thing: it matches written rules to code. You give it a set of plain English rules, and it enforces these rules on every pull request. Think of it as a “superlinter” or an extra teammate who knows exactly which errors or vulnerabilities to look for.

Runway Act One: Generates expressive character performances from video inputs.

Act One is RunwayML’s new tool for generating expressive character performances from video and voice inputs. It’s a big step forward for applying generative models to live-action and animation. 

Claude Computer Use: Claude can now control different aspects of your computer

Anthropic’s latest launch is a bit of a doozy. Currently, in beta, Computer Use allows the company’s flagship AI, Claude, to control your computer. It can take screenshots, use the mouse, and type. The demo video shows it doing data entry. Maybe don’t give it access to your credit cards just yet.

LLMWare:  Fine-tunes and deploys small language models privately or locally for enterprise.

While others focus on chasing the big models. LLMWare is hoping to hit that sweet spot by training and optimizing smaller scale models that perform a few tasks exceptionally well.

Feta: A better way to run stand-ups, retros, and sync-ups.

Feta takes what companies like Zoom, Google, and Microsoft have done for team-wide calls and optimizes it for product and engineering teams. The goal is to make the task or running stand-ups, retros, and quick syncs easier with tools like automated documentation and note-taking.

Reiden AI: An AI-powered shortcut copilot.

Your workflow changes dramatically once you discover the power of keyboard shortcuts but every app is a little different. Reiden is a context-aware tool that teaches you keyboard shortcuts for 20+ apps in real time.

Pagic: Make a clean website just by filling in a form.

The pipeline from idea to shipped is on overdrive these days. Pagic is a platform that lets you quickly whip up a whole website just by filling in a form. It’s mobile-friendly by default and you can easily customize it to what you desire.

Sparrow: An Open Source API Testing Tool for developers

Sparrow is a collaborative API testing tool that’s built for engineering teams. It comes with features like an AI assistant, automated test flows, and the ability to generate docs on the fly.