1. Herdr

    A Rust terminal multiplexer built for coding agents. Sessions survive a closed lid, and every pane says whether the agent is working, blocked or idle.
  2. Jev

    TypeSafe AI's Jev decides instead of writing: a typed answer with a probability in about 150ms, where an LLM takes seconds.
  3. OpenPrinter

    A repairable, open-source inkjet from Paris that refills standard HP cartridges, prints on roll paper and hides nothing behind DRM. Still before launch, with no price yet.
  4. Pi Coding Harness

    Pi is a minimal, open-source, bring-your-own-key coding agent harness, and the harness alone can cut cost about 2x for the same model.
  5. Chocolate

    Notes on dark chocolate as a tasting interest, with favourites and a radar of bars to try.
  6. Covert Companion Pro

    27 lock tools folded into a pocket-clip multitool the size of a small knife. 150 USD, and the LockPickingLawyer calls it the best EDC lock tool ever made.
  7. UltraBar X

    Magnetic modular desk bar with a 1424x280 touch strip, its own Android OS and native Home Assistant. 599 USD. Raised 2.7M on Kickstarter.
  8. iPhone Duo

    Apple's first foldable. 7.6" inner display, A20 Pro, Touch ID instead of Face ID, and a long list of things it gives up against the 18 Pro. From 2,299 EUR.
  9. Freewrite

    Single-purpose drafting machines from Astrohaus. E-ink or LCD, mechanical keyboard, no browser, no editing. 349 to 1,099 USD.