Neopress launched as a website-building platform that combines website creation, CMS, SEO, and analytics in one AI-powered workspace. It says users can publish server-rendered, AI-readable pages that search engines and AI crawlers can access. The workflow shifts to building and iterating on a site through chat-based requests to analyze metrics and apply improvements.
Modeinspect launched an AI design canvas that connects to a codebase so users can design existing screens using components, tokens, live data, states, and breakpoints. It is offering 99 days of free AI credits at launch. Users can publish changes live or send them to engineering for review.
Instinct has started giving users Instinct email addresses so the AI assistant can create and manage accounts and contact services on users’ behalf. The rollout began “starting today,” and Instinct email addresses are available at mail.instinct.com. As a result, Instinct can handle sign-ups, follow-ups, and support requests more autonomously with fewer inbox interruptions, though businesses may see account activity as less transparent.
Luum deployed eyelash-extension robots built on a safety-focused wearable-robot background and began running them in salons and select Nordstrom and Ulta stores, while CEO Jo Lawson said the system is being trained to shorten visits. Luum’s setup trains on about 150 terabytes of session data. The service shifts from a human-by-human process to faster, more automated lash work where the robot can handle both eyes at once, cutting appointment time toward about 30 minutes.
Ayven launched as project and team collaboration software that automates workflow planning and execution in systems like Jira and YouTrack.
It is launching today.
The product claims it will run and track work over weeks by coordinating through Slack and updating the project board automatically.
Fundcraft secured €12 million in growth financing to expand its European fund operations platform and technology for alternative investment funds. The round adds to a total of €40 million in capital secured since the company’s founding. Fundcraft plans to use the funding to grow into more jurisdictions and expand AI-enabled workflow automation across investor, fund, and portfolio operations.
Naoma AI Demo Agent V2 was launched to replace B2B SaaS “book a demo” forms with an in-browser video AI agent that runs live, personalized product demos and routes qualified leads to CRM, sales scheduling, or checkout. The agent is available as a self-serve option and the product claims 50,000+ demos have already run for B2B SaaS teams. As a result, SaaS teams can deploy the demo agent without custom setup and prospects can get a demo immediately in any language while it logs sessions back to their CRM.
Coddy launched as an online coding platform with short, interactive lessons and a browser code editor that includes test cases. It has reached 5M+ learners so far. With this release, Bugsy provides AI tutor hints (not answers) and the service is free with a daily limit across web, iOS, and Android.
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