The Creator

Open-source memory layer that teaches AI agents to remember and learn

“Finally an agent that remembers my brand guidelines, tone preferences, and past feedback without me repeating myself every session. The namespace hierarchy means I can have separate memories for different clients.”

A true 1-bit 8B LLM that fits in 1.15 GB — runs on your iPhone

“I've been looking for something I can embed in a creative writing or brainstorming app that doesn't require an internet connection. At 44 tokens/sec on iPhone, Bonsai-8B is finally fast enough to not break the creative flow. The 'no account required' angle is a genuine selling point for privacy-conscious users.”

WiFi-based AI pose detection and vitals monitoring — no cameras

“Body pose tracking without cameras opens creative possibilities that were previously gated by camera placement and lighting — interactive installations that work in the dark, through partitions, or in spaces where cameras aren't appropriate. The human presence detection alone is useful for responsive environments that need to know when people enter a space without watching them.”

Idle Macs become a decentralized AI inference network — 70% cheaper

“I run diffusion models locally anyway but this gives me burst capacity when my Mac is under load. Knowing my creative prompts stay encrypted and aren't training someone else's model actually matters to me — most cloud providers are vague about this.”

Deploy and distribute AI apps and MCP servers from one platform

“Having a curated, discoverable registry of MCP servers means creators building agentic workflows can find tools without trawling GitHub. One-click deploy for custom MCP servers lowers the barrier for non-engineers to publish their own agent tools. The usage analytics alone would make this worth using for anyone building publicly.”

Open-source micro VMs for running AI agents, browser tasks, and computer-use workflows

“For automated screenshot, design review, and browser-based creative workflows, having isolated browser sandboxes that don't bleed state between runs is genuinely useful. A Figma scraper running in smolVM is cleaner than anything I've cobbled together with Docker.”

Email API for developers — beautiful emails, simple API

“Building beautiful transactional emails used to be painful. React Email components make it feel like building a web page. Game changer for my client projects.”

Cloud hosting for developers

“Not relevant for non-developers. Use Vercel or Netlify if you want frontend-first deployment.”

Application monitoring and error tracking

“Session replay lets you see exactly what users experienced before errors. Invaluable for debugging UI issues.”