Takehound: a reviewable first edit for long-form talking videos
A browser editor that cuts a talking-head first pass, explains changes and keeps manual editing available.
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Takehound
Toki: a conversational scheduling assistant
An AI scheduling assistant for capturing requests, coordinating meetings and reviewing a busy calendar.
Scrawl: hand a coding agent annotated screen evidence with matching narration
The capture tool pairs event-triggered frames with local speech transcription and lets an agent inspect a moment more closely.
Cilevi: Windows screen recordings with automatic zooms and local captions
The screen recorder prepares cursor motion, click-based zooms and an editable timeline, while its AI-led tutorial workflow remains in development.
Arcmira: sourced video and podcast transcript search
Arcmira searches YouTube and podcast transcripts for source-linked quotes, tracks mentions and appearances, and connects to AI assistants through MCP.
Hola AI Voicemail: conversational missed-call handling with summaries and transcripts
A voicemail assistant that talks to callers, organizes the resulting calls and sends summaries while retaining access to recordings.
Hintly: live explanations and context reminders inside Google Meet
A Chrome extension that surfaces short explanations of terms, names and references while a Google Meet conversation is happening.
Wabi: a shared AI assistant for plans, group chats and personal interfaces
Wabi brings an assistant into shared activities and describes a wider vision of software shaped around individual context.
Hello Aria: capture tasks in chat and review them in one dashboard
A productivity assistant for reminders, notes, shared groups and connected calendars, with chat-based capture and a unified task view.
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