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Umbrel

Umbrel · Coding

Umbrel is a home cloud server that turns a small computer into your own private cloud. It runs umbrelOS, a browser-based operating system that installs 300+ self-hosted apps in one click, from photo backups and media servers to local AI models and a Bitcoin node. You buy the Umbrel Home hardware or install umbrelOS yourself, and every file stays on hardware you control. There's no subscription for the core setup.

RexIDE

Mindmeld360 · Coding

RexIDE is a session-first IDE for people who run AI coding agents all day. As an AI agent IDE, it keeps multiple projects, terminals, and agent sessions alive at once instead of one project at a time, so you can jump between them without reloading anything. It works with your existing CLI tools, and the AI part is optional. Think of it as a command center for repos, sessions, diffs, and commits rather than another opinionated editor.

Inspector

Inspector · Coding

Inspector is a visual front-end editor for developers who build React, Next.js or Vite apps with AI coding agents. It connects to the agent you already run, so instead of describing a text change and waiting for the agent to guess which file to touch, you simply point at the element on screen. Editing copy, nudging a layout, or swapping a component all happens through a visual interface that writes your changes straight back to the local codebase on your machine. No copy-paste, no hunting through files by hand.

VVTerm

VVTerm · Coding

VVTerm is an SSH terminal and SFTP client built for Apple devices, running on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Think of it as a terminal app for iPhone that doesn't feel like a compromise. It keeps server connections organized, syncs your setups through iCloud, and stores credentials in Apple Keychain instead of a third-party password vault. The terminal rendering comes from libghostty, the same engine behind Ghostty, and the app supports Mosh, Tailscale SSH, and Cloudflare Tunnel SSH alongside standard SSH. It's free forever for personal use, with Pro at $24.99 a year or $49.99 for a lifetime license.

Skillkit

Skillkit · Coding

Skillkit is a universal skill manager for AI coding agents. It fixes a real headache: skills make agents smarter, but every agent wants a different format, so the same skill often gets rewritten two or three times. Skillkit lets you write a skill once and deploy it across 45 agents, including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Gemini CLI. It handles format translation, skill discovery, and sync automatically, and adds smart recommendations plus persistent session memory on top.

Nativeline

Nativeline (founded by Kane Anderson) · Coding

Nativeline is an AI app builder that turns a plain-English description into a working native Swift app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. You chat with it the way you would text a friend, and it writes real SwiftUI code, adds a database, and pushes the result to TestFlight or the App Store. It runs as a Mac app, so the whole workflow lives on your desktop. Think of it as conversational app development rather than a traditional IDE.

NeuroBlock

NeuroBlock · Coding

NeuroBlock is a private AI suite that lets you train custom models on your own data, chat with that data through RAG, and browse community datasets, all from one subscription. It bundles three products. DataLab builds datasets and trains 4B or 9B models. NeuroAI runs them safely. OpenData helps you find and share training data. The pitch is simple: your files stay under your control instead of becoming someone else's training material.

Nakora

Nakora · Coding

Nakora is a developer marketing agency for B2B SaaS, data, and AI products that connects documentation work to revenue. It runs AI SEO, ChatGPT ads, positioning, and product activation programs, plus free tools like the Developer Docs Audit. Senior growth partners handle the work rather than a junior account team. That last part is rare.

Quash

Brisk Labs, Inc. · Coding

Quash is an AI-powered mobile app testing platform built for QA teams who'd rather describe what to test than write scripts for it. It's a mobile QA tool that swaps natural language testing for scripted automation. You type a test in plain English, and Quash turns that intent into executable actions you can run in the browser, on local devices, emulators, or cloud devices. It covers test generation, execution, path management, and backend validation in one place, so you don't need to stitch together a separate framework and runner for each part of the job.

ClawApp

Sahara AI · Coding

ClawApp is a free macOS desktop application that turns OpenClaw, an open-source AI agent framework, into something you can actually run without touching a terminal. It bundles guided setup, one-click skill imports, scheduling, and per-agent permissions into a single window, so you can build a team of always-on autonomous AI agents that use your own models and keep your data local if you want. Think of it as OpenClaw made easy, without the terminal.

BayesLab

BayesLab · Coding

BayesLab is an AI-native data analytics platform built for teams that want answers, not more dashboards. It connects to your databases and ad accounts, then uses AI agents to run deep analysis and explain results in plain language. You can run an AI ad audit, generate automated ad reporting, and chat with your data to find out why a metric moved. It targets growth teams and analysts who need boardroom-ready insights without writing SQL or setting up heavy BI tooling.

SessionCast

SessionCast · Coding

SessionCast is a remote terminal monitoring tool for developers who run long AI CLI sessions. It hands you remote terminal access from a phone browser, streaming the output of Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI, Cursor, and Ollama so you can check progress, read logs, and type new commands without walking back to your desk. Sign-in uses a Google account, and the mobile terminal app view is built for small screens.