What launched, week of September 21: agent plumbing, self-hosted voice agents and a 500+ model studio
The week of September 21 brought open-source voice agents, a zero-retention inference API, email infrastructure for AI agents and a one-subscription AI studio, alongside voice bots, founder tools and creative AI.
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This week's launches ran on agent plumbing. Dograh shipped a self-hostable open-source voice agent platform, and Run BiOS opened an OpenAI-compatible inference API that retains no data. Around them came a one-subscription AI studio over 500+ models, email screening built for agents, and a run of voice bots and work apps.
One subscription for AI images, video, photoshoots, photo editing and audio, over a shared credits pool and 500+ models. For creators, ecommerce sellers and agencies; from $9 a month on web and iOS.
Tracks credit card credits, perks and benefit deadlines in one place, showing which you used, which you missed and how much value expired. For cardholders; free plan, paid tiers.
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An enterprise platform for building, evaluating and deploying multi-agent AI systems. For teams shipping agent products; free plan, paid tiers from $49 a month, web and API.
Watches public LinkedIn profile changes and Slack activity to flag employees likely to resign, often weeks before notice. For HR teams; free plan, paid from $5 a month.
Schedules social media posts from ChatGPT or Claude, with preview and publish to 10 social networks. For anyone working inside ChatGPT or Claude; 7-day free trial, no card.
A Mac AI assistant that drafts replies, writes and summarizes anywhere you type, in your tone, summoned with the Option key. For people who type all day; free, on macOS and Windows.
Parses, classifies and extracts inbound email to a JSON schema for AI agents, while screening for prompt injection. For developers wiring email into agents; free plan, paid from $20 a month, web, CLI and API.
Publishes a free website or online store with zero commission on orders, taking UPI, cards, COD and WhatsApp checkout. For retail and wholesale sellers in India; paid tiers from ₹199 a month add custom domains.
Lets streamers and viewers clip live moments with a !clip chat command, capturing the exact moment it fires on YouTube, Twitch and Kick. For stream teams; web and Windows.
Reads a screenshot of a stock, forex or crypto chart and returns a letter grade from A+ to F with entry points, stop losses, profit targets and a plain-language thesis. For traders; free plan, paid from $4.99 a month.
An open-source voice agent platform: bring your own models and deploy on your servers or their managed cloud. For teams that want Vapi or Retell workflows in-house; free plan, then from $0.01 per unit.
Serverless inference across Claude, DeepSeek, GLM, Kimi, MiniMax and Qwen through one OpenAI-compatible API, with zero data retention. For apps where data retention is a dealbreaker; from $0.10 per unit.
Creates custom LUTs from any reference image and downloads them as .cube files for editing software. For colorists and video editors; free, on the web.
Also new this week
The rest of the batch ran from Wisegrid's live-dashboard spreadsheets to TextileGen's fabric patterns, with voice bots, founder tools and creative AI in between.
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 21.
Reply Argus drafts on-brand replies to App Store and Google Play reviews in the reviewer's language, and Synqed mirrors an Android phone on a Mac over the local network. A fresh review of Reply Argus rounds out the week.
AEO vs SEO: SEO earns a ranked link someone clicks; AEO earns a mention inside the answer. The groundwork is shared, and Google asks for no special files or schema.
