CreatorHat launched YouTube SEO tools for Safari that let creators find keywords, track rankings, and transcribe uploads using Apple Intelligence. The service costs $29.99/year after a 7-day trial. Transcripts and AI-written titles/descriptions stay on the Mac and are suggested inside YouTube Studio, with AI features requiring macOS 26+ and Apple Intelligence and no separate AI charge.
Kopai launched as a cloud platform where creators can turn their knowledge into AI agents and sell instant answers via an API or marketplace. Pricing is per message rather than per hour, and creators keep 70% of what their agent earns. The platform adds built-in evaluation testing, encrypted knowledge bases, and re-checking so agents can be published and certified with ongoing verification.
Tables.so announced its 2nd launch for an AI tool that finds, qualifies, and enriches potential customers from a contact database. It processes 300M+ verified contacts to produce a scored list with emails, phone numbers, and cited sources. The result is a customer list you can review and sync to HubSpot, Pipedrive, and Attio, including use on LinkedIn and inside Claude.
Elva launched as an AI infrastructure tool that discovers APIs from code and runs MCP servers for agents. It offers up to 2 years free for startups using Zendesk for Startups alongside AI Agents & Copilot. Teams can now grant different audiences access and track agent activity and API changes as their code evolves.
Bybit EU launched an API that lets developers and AI assistants connect trading systems and automated strategies to its trading infrastructure. The rollout includes a 30-day campaign distributing up to 100,000 USDC to eligible users who trade through the API. The change enables chat-based interaction with market data, portfolio data, and order execution, with an AI “Trading Skill” connecting assistants directly via REST calls signed with user-held API keys rather than a provider-run tool server.
Hookest launched a social media management tool that tracks the opening seconds of viral TikToks, Reels, and Shorts and indexes them with performance data. It starts with 65 followers on its launch page and lets users save hooks and send them into Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini via MCP. As a result, users can search and compare top-performing hooks in a niche and monitor competitors using that recorded data.
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