Developer Tools
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Inyon is an open‑source Android app that lets you monitor and respond to AI coding agents running on remote machines from your phone.
Monish puts AI‑agent progress and approvals directly on your iPhone lock screen, delivering live updates, prompts, and results without extra software.
ByteSend is an open‑source email service that lets developers send transactional and marketing messages via API, SMTP relay, or SDKs.
Vexlyx is an open‑source control panel that lets you deploy modern apps while managing WordPress sites, email, DNS and databases from a single dashboard.
Antigravity Local Models lets you verify whether your computer can run specific Gemma 4 LLMs locally, guiding you through setup steps.
CoreTrailKit is a macOS desktop app that monitors Docker containers and local services, keeping logs locally for clear incident insight.
StepFun is an AI platform offering large open‑weight models for agents and multimodal voice tasks, with API access and model weights on Hugging Face.
LLMGrid is a unified gateway that lets developers connect, monitor, and route requests across dozens of LLM providers.
LLMGrid is a unified API gateway that consolidates, monitors, and routes requests across dozens of LLM providers in one place.
AI Prime Tech offers time‑based API access to Claude, Codex and other LLMs, with no token counting during the purchased window.
Cloud Acropolis Kubernetes is a managed Kubernetes service offering dedicated vCPU, NVMe storage, and shared GPU for EU‑hosted AI workloads.
Terminalblog.com aggregates daily updates on AI coding agents, offering a live feed of changes, crash tracking, pricing comparisons and ecosystem analysis.
Macaly Cloud lets you generate full‑stack websites and apps from a single AI prompt, with a free publishing option.
Quiver GTM offers an engineering‑style platform for developer‑focused go‑to‑market work, but pricing and feature details remain opaque.
VLTRON promises a unified AI platform but offers no public pricing or verified capabilities.
Wand markets itself as an AI‑driven platform that claims to let gamers and developers build and use tools at the speed of thought.
Promptic aims to trim cost and boost output quality for GenAI apps, but pricing and core UI features remain opaque.
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