Superhuman Go was launched as a writing assistant that works in Gmail, Slack, docs, and the browser. It shows 76 followers on the launch page. It lets users nudge better phrasing, draft replies, prep meetings, and run no-code agents on a schedule for free to start.
The Certinia at Dreamforce event argued that AI is reshaping professional services from hourly labor toward fixed-bid and outcome-based delivery. Certinia said it grew from 10 packaged agents and 64 Veda Intelligent Actions to 24 agents and 135 actions, with more than 300 planned by year’s end. The shift moves firms to capture full lifecycle context for agent-driven work where trust and risk acceptance, rather than time spent, determine pricing and delivery.
Shootsolo launched Shootsolo 2.0, a voice-controlled video camera app with an AI filming assistant for solo creators. It adds a built-in teleprompter plus features like virtual studio lights, background blur/green screen, and skin smoothing to iOS and Android for free. The app now records portrait and landscape in a single take while offering additional in-app production effects and script guidance.
ToneBird launched as an AI reply assistant for Mac and Windows that drafts messages using past conversations and related files. It has 92 followers. As a result, users can review and send AI-written replies in Gmail, Slack, and other supported apps.
Ahad Ali’s Tabby uses AI to turn bookkeeping into an automated, real-time financial dashboard for small businesses instead of software-driven manual accounting workflows. After 14 months, Tabby has 5,500 small businesses using it and about $100,000 in annual recurring revenue, while the team is raising $1 million in pre-seed funding. Tabby Talk, a natural-language interface for the product, is set to launch, shifting account management toward a subscription and away from traditional accountant-led work.
Hola AI launched a voice-calling assistant that answers calls, speaks with callers, filters spam, and records and transcribes conversations while sending call summaries.
Higgsfield AI shipped new video features to help small businesses create video ads with GPT-6 Astra. The update was delivered in a day. It speeds up creative tool delivery and makes video ad creation easier.
Adlyse announced an AI-agent platform that lets paid media teams monitor ads 24/7, run 100+ hypotheses, and execute authorized cross-channel campaign changes. The company said its agents operate for budgets starting around $100,000 per month and can reduce manual work by about 55% to 60% (aiming for around 90% automation). As a result, teams shift from manual campaign management to approving and orchestrating agent-driven workflows, with roles moving toward strategy and “growth architect” systems design.
Plane announced Plane Agents, adding AI agents to its work-graph workspace so users can assign tasks, trigger them on updates, and schedule agent runs alongside people. Plane says 50,000+ teams in 63 countries already run Plane. The change lets paid plans’ included AI credits power agents that triage requests, draft specs, run standups, and flag delivery risks.
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