Kudos launched Kudos 3.0 as a money-management app that uses AI to find missed offers, negotiate lower bills, and cancel forgotten subscriptions. Early testing reported about $800 per year in offers, $216 per year per negotiation for bill reductions, and $247 per year per subscription canceled. The app changes users’ finances by automatically turning on personalized card offers, making provider calls for savings, and handling subscription cancellations so users keep all savings.
Teladoc introduced SoloScribe to draft clinical notes during visits and SoloVitals to estimate heart and breathing rates from a camera. The article describes SoloVitals as estimating heart and breathing rates using a camera. This adds note-drafting and vital-sign estimation to Teladoc’s hospital care workflows.
ExcaliClaw launched a collaborative, hand-drawn diagram workspace with real-time co-drawing, sharing, and search. The free plan includes 200 drawings with unlimited AI (MCP) use and no credit card. Its MCP server now lets tools like Claude, Cursor, and VS Code create and edit diagrams, with paid plans starting at €9/month adding more features.
Orbora launched as an app that generates personalized audio talks for meditation, breathwork, ASMR, and short wisdom. It is released “today.” Users can customize voice, length, tone, background sound, and themes, then save favorites and listen offline.
SupoClip launched an open-source tool that turns long videos into vertical, captioned short clips using transcription, moment selection, and virality scoring. It scores and selects the strongest 15–60s segments for cropping to 9:16 around the speaker. Users can now self-host for free under AGPL-3.0 or use the web app, iPhone app, REST API, or MCP server to export to TikTok, Reels, and Shorts without watermarks.
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