Weekly roundup

What launched, week of September 14

Open-source voice agents, a zero-retention inference API, and a wave of tools for freelancers and makers: the launches worth a look from the week of September 14.

Compiled by the LaunchScaler Scan Team·Published

A week for builders

This week leaned toward infrastructure and tools for solo operators. Dograh shipped an open-source voice agent platform you can self-host, Run BiOS opened a zero-retention inference API, and bento fit an office suite into a single HTML file.

Dograh

Open-source voice agents built with your own models and deployed on your own servers or a managed cloud, positioned as an alternative to Vapi and Retell. Free plan, paid tiers from $0.01 per unit.

Run BiOS

Serverless inference across Claude, DeepSeek, GLM, Kimi, MiniMax, and Qwen behind one OpenAI-compatible API, with zero data retention. Paid, from $0.10 per unit.

ActionBox

A hosted API that adds human approvals to AI agents, scripts, and CI/CD runs, with a reviewer inbox and a durable audit trail. Free plan, paid tiers from $10/mo.

Sim

Open-source platform for building, deploying, and managing agents with central control over access, spending, and data. Free plan, paid tiers from $25/mo.

bento

Documents, editors, and players bundled into one HTML file. Local-first, works offline, and supports end-to-end encrypted live collaboration.

Pitchflo

Replaces PDF proposals with interactive client portals that track viewing attention by section, collect threaded feedback, and take electronic signatures.

Also new this week

  • Repliq: AI drafts Google review replies in your brand voice, from €39/mo.
  • Stria: checks forwarded client emails against agreed scope, from $19/mo.
  • Clipto: keyword search inside your local video and audio, from $9.99/mo.
  • Monid: one integration connecting agents to 1,700+ tools and APIs.
  • NAVINES IQ: read-only Amazon Seller Central and Ads data, from $20/mo.
  • ImageToSTL: photos to printable STL, GLB, or OBJ models, from $15.90/mo.
  • Make3DMap: real terrain into editable 3D maps, free.
  • BrowserAct: reusable scrapers built from a prompt, from $16/mo.
  • OnDial: AI voice agents answering calls around the clock.
  • OrgLogic: shared threads for people and agents, from $8/mo.
  • NOMS: Telegram bot that logs meals by photo, voice, or text, free.
  • FacelessGenie: faceless short-form videos from one prompt, from $49/mo.
  • Hey Design AI: 350 website design prompts for Claude Code and Copilot, from $29.90 once.
  • Emailchaser: cold email campaigns from unlimited accounts, from $47/mo.
  • Pangolinfo: Amazon product and review data as JSON, from $19/mo.
  • LinkedRadar: Instagram follower and following exports, from $13.90/mo.
  • LUT Generator: custom color-grading LUTs from a reference image, free.
  • Kalendi: calendar and kanban kept in sync in one app.
  • ArchOne AI: design visualization for architecture and interiors, from $15/mo.

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