Highperformr: AI-native social media collaboration tool for small teams.

Highperformr for Teams is a social media management tool that uses an AI copilot to draft, schedule and publish posts. It’s a neat idea, and I can see it helping small, time-strapped teams build an initial presence on LinkedIn and X. But in an era of founder-led comms, I’m not sure GPT-ese will cut it as a sustainable branding strategy. Fortunately, Highperformr also comes with analytics and insight tools that might provide standout value in their own right.

Ghostedd: Anonymously report companies that ghosted your job application.

Ever gone through multiple rounds of interviews only to never hear back from the employer? Ghostedd lets you call them out and warn others. It’s basically Glassdoor for jilted job applicants — the vindictive complement to the new LinkedIn #DesperateForWork banner. If the Ghostedd team can ensure strict verification of user posts, I can see the site taking off. The format is familiar and the content taps into some of our strongest human impulses (getting revenge and gossiping).

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.

General Collaboration: A unified inbox for all of your work apps.

Nonstop switching between apps is a productivity killer. General Collaboration proposes a streamlined solution — a unified inbox with notifications from all of your work apps. It’s also got a nifty “follow” feature that lets you peek into (or spy on) your coworkers’ pending tasks.

Latitude: An open-source prompt engineering platform.

How do you ensure the accuracy of LLM outputs at scale, when “accuracy” is multivariate and context-dependent? One approach might be to try Latitude, which offers dozens of customizable evaluation templates and an AI-powered prompt editor. 

Theneo: An AI-powered tool for generating and cleaning up API documentation. 

In a world with more APIs than ever, straightforward documentation has never been more important. Theneo promises to automate beautiful docs and keep them up to date — a worthwhile value prop, given we’re all just asking ChatGPT to build the integration anyways.

Monalisa: One-click enrichment of developer profiles on Github.

Monalisa uses AI-powered search to fill in a developer’s Github bio information — email, current company background, social media, etc — and send you an email with the results. It’s probably most useful for those selling dev tools, though it doesn’t yet allow users to search for people matching specific criteria.

Text Behind Image: Puts text behind an image.

We love this whole timeline: a 16 year-old high school solo maker built this tool in only three hours with AI. The result is simple, effective, and user-friendly. It might even give a wallpaper app recently launched by a certain YouTuber a run for its money.