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Wave
Wave is a cross-platform AI note taker that turns audio into clean, useful notes. Record meetings and phone calls (even in the background), or import podcasts and YouTube videos, then get fast multilingual transcripts powered by OpenAI Whisper v3. From there, Wave generates customizable summaries so you can switch between “quick recap” and “give me the details” depending on what you need. With Siri Shortcuts support and simple tiers (Free, Standard, Pro), Wave is built for people who want their audio to become searchable, shareable, and actually actionable—without babysitting the process.
Hera
Hera builds an AI-powered motion graphics and animation platform focused on generating editable, on-brand animated content. The team delivers tools that combine AI generation with post-generation editing so creative teams can iterate quickly. Hera highlights chart and map visual features to support data-driven animated content.
Assista INC
Assista INC is a Romania-founded AI automation company that builds multi-agent productivity tools. Founded in late 2023 by Paul Burca and Anton Zaharia, the company has raised €100,000 from Gluon Syndicate and Innovation Labs. Assista's mission is to amplify human potential by transforming digital interactions into intuitive, efficient experiences through AI-powered workflow automation.
Vapi
Vapi builds a developer platform for voice AI agents and handles infrastructure and orchestration so teams can deliver production voice experiences. The company serves engineering teams and focuses on programmable telephony, session management, and compliance features. Vapi provides APIs, SDKs, and a CLI to integrate voice agents into products and workflows.
Blackpearl Group
Blackpearl Group is a market-leading data technology company listed on the NZX (NZX:BPG) that pioneers AI-driven sales and marketing solutions for the US market. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Wellington, New Zealand with operations in Phoenix, Arizona, the company builds scalable SaaS products specifically engineered for small and medium-sized businesses. Their flagship products include Bebop for sales intelligence, Pearl Diver for prospect identification, and Blackpearl Mail for email marketing.
Story.com
Story.com builds an AI-first storytelling platform that converts prompts, scripts, and raw clips into finished videos, storybooks, and character-driven content. The team moves quickly and focuses on tools creators and educators use daily, backed by seed funding and experience in the creator economy. The company ships multimodal generation features—video, image, and audio—tied to a flexible credit-based pricing model.
Final Round AI
Final Round AI builds AI tools that help job seekers practice interviews, apply to roles, and get live assistance during interviews. The company operates from its San Francisco headquarters with offices in Bangalore and Japan and maintains a distributed team across multiple continents. Final Round AI sources training data from leading companies and focuses on candidate-first product design. The team emphasizes privacy, trust, and safety while delivering interview practice and live copilot features.
Vercept
Vercept builds Vy, an AI-powered assistant that automates tasks and expands what users can do from their own workspace. The team builds privacy-conscious, productivity-focused AI products and provides documentation and community support. Vercept emphasizes human-computer interaction improvements and practical workflows that reduce manual work.
UI Bakery
UI Bakery builds a web-first low-code platform for rapidly delivering internal business applications. The team combines UI-focused tooling with developer-friendly features and broad data connectors to reduce boilerplate. They integrate AI capabilities like an AI Agent and AI Actions to accelerate app generation and include enterprise-focused deployment and release controls.
Averi, Inc.
Averi, Inc. builds an AI marketing workspace that combines a long-memory AI system with a vetted network of human experts. The product is designed for founders and growth teams who want the speed of AI plus the quality and strategy of experienced marketers, with shared workspaces, Library training, and human-in-the-loop workflows.
Wegic
Wegic builds an AI-powered no-code website builder that creates immersive, responsive sites for education, e-commerce and communities. The team focuses on design-forward templates, real-time features and integrated payment flows. Wegic automates technical tasks so non-technical users can publish and maintain sites without code.
Modal Labs, Inc.
Modal builds a serverless cloud platform that lets engineers and researchers run compute-intensive AI and ML applications without managing infrastructure. The team builds custom infrastructure components — including a runtime, distributed filesystem, and scheduler — to optimize performance for large models and parallel workloads. Modal focuses on developer experience with SDKs, APIs, and guided examples that make it fast to deploy inference, training, and batch workflows at scale.
Postiz
Postiz builds an open-source social media scheduling platform that combines a web app, public API, and automation integrations. The project provides hosted and self-hosted deployment options and includes AI media generation features and team-oriented capabilities such as SSO and multi-tenancy. The team supports a community on Discord and maintains developer documentation for API and integration use.
10Web
10Web builds an automated website building and hosting platform with API and white-label options for agencies and developers. The team focuses on combining AI-driven site generation with programmatic account and domain management to reduce manual tasks. 10Web publishes API documentation and offers dedicated hosting and agency services alongside 24/7 support.
Krea
Krea builds a web-based AI creative suite for generating and editing images, videos, and 3D assets. The team delivers model access, LoRA fine-tuning, and an integrated asset manager to support individual creators and teams. Krea focuses on simple, minimal UIs and scalable compute packaging for collaborative workflows. The company provides enterprise features such as SSO, advanced security, and custom integrations for large organizations.
Prompt Hunt Inc.
Prompt Hunt builds a web platform for creating AI-generated art using the Chroma model and curated prompt templates. The team emphasizes tools for creatives and prompt engineers, offering features like privacy mode, upscaling, and batch generation. They maintain tutorials and a template library to help users achieve consistent, high-quality visuals.
Batrachian
Batrachian is an independent software company focused on building thoughtful, developer-first tools that emphasize clarity, craftsmanship, and humane software design. Its work favors simple interfaces, explicit control, and tools that respect how developers actually think and work. ## Maintainer **Will McGugan** is the founder and primary maintainer of Batrachian and the creator of Toad. He is a well-known open-source developer best known for building **Rich** and **Textual**, widely used Python libraries for creating beautiful, expressive terminal applications. Will’s work consistently centers on developer experience, strong mental models, and making complex systems easier to understand without hiding important details.
Anomaly Innovations
Anomaly Innovations Inc. is a developer-focused software company building open, composable infrastructure for the modern cloud and AI-native era. The company is best known for creating SST (Serverless Stack) and a growing family of open-source tools that emphasize clarity, ownership, and long-term maintainability over black-box abstractions. Founded by experienced infrastructure and developer tooling engineers, Anomaly’s work consistently revolves around a simple belief: developers should understand and own their systems, not fight them. This philosophy shows up across every product the company ships. Rather than building isolated tools, Anomaly maintains a cohesive open-source ecosystem designed to work well together while remaining useful independently. This includes SST for defining cloud infrastructure using real programming languages, OpenNext for deploying and owning Next.js infrastructure, OpenAuth for composable authentication primitives, OpenTUI for building rich terminal interfaces, Models.dev for understanding and comparing AI models, and [OpenCode](/tools/opencode) — a privacy-first, local-first AI coding agent built primarily for terminal workflows. Across these projects, Anomaly follows a consistent set of principles: open-source first, escape hatches over lock-in, minimal magic, and deep respect for production reality. Tools are designed to be auditable, self-hostable, and understandable, even as systems scale in complexity. Where abstractions exist, they are meant to simplify without hiding how things actually work. Anomaly’s approach to AI reflects this same mindset. Instead of treating AI as a closed platform, the company treats it as infrastructure — something that should be model-agnostic, swappable, cost-transparent, and under developer control. OpenCode, for example, runs locally by default, does not retain user code or context, and allows developers to bring their own models or providers. Optional services like OpenCode Zen layer curated model access on top without compromising the core open-source workflow. The company is backed by Y Combinator and notable technology investors including Reid Hoffman, Max Levchin, and Steve Chen, and its tools are used by startups, scale-ups, and independent developers worldwide. Despite this backing, Anomaly has maintained a strong indie-infrastructure mindset: build things that last, prioritize trust over lock-in, and optimize for long-term developer confidence rather than short-term growth tactics. At its core, Anomaly Innovations builds tools for developers who care about owning their infrastructure, understanding their AI systems, and building software that will still make sense years down the line. It is not a platform company chasing dependency — it is an infrastructure company betting that clarity scales better than complexity."
Koyeb
Koyeb builds a developer-first serverless platform that deploys APIs, full-stack apps, and ML inference globally without infrastructure management. The team includes founders and engineers with deep cloud and platform experience who design primitives for fast deployments and multi-cloud portability. Koyeb operates a global edge network and provides managed services like Postgres and autoscaling to simplify production workflows.
Eric Zhang
Eric Zhang is a software engineer who built jax-js as a personal side project over the past year. The project brings Google's JAX ML framework to JavaScript, implementing a full ML compiler that generates WebGPU and WebAssembly kernels from scratch. Eric maintains the library, browser demos, live REPL, and npm packages for developers building compute-intensive browser applications.
IBM Research
IBM Research is IBM’s global R&D organization, with 3,000+ scientists and researchers across a network of labs worldwide. ### A long track record of foundational computing work IBM Research has been active since the mid-20th century and is widely credited with multiple breakthrough technologies that shaped modern computing and IT infrastructure. - **Storage + hardware foundations** — IBM Research teams pioneered core storage technologies, including early hard disk drive systems. - **Semiconductors + systems** — IBM researchers helped create foundational building blocks used across modern computing. - **Awards + impact** — IBM’s research community has a long history of major academic and industry recognition. ### Open source and developer ecosystems IBM Research regularly turns research into developer-facing, community-driven projects. - **Qiskit** — IBM’s open-source quantum SDK and ecosystem for building and running quantum programs. - **Granite open models** — IBM has open-sourced parts of the Granite family (including code-focused releases) and continues investing in practical, governable AI for production systems. ### CUGA and open-sourcing enterprise agents In 2025, IBM Research introduced **CUGA** (Computer Using Generalist Agent / ConfigUrable Generalist Agent) as a configurable, enterprise-focused generalist agent and **open-sourced it** under the `cuga-project` GitHub organization. CUGA is designed for real-world digital work across **web + API** tasks and is built to integrate with modern tool interfaces like **MCP**, alongside common enterprise constraints such as auditability and governance. ### Recent highlights - **NorthPole** — a research prototype chip architecture aimed at significantly improving AI inference efficiency. - **Granite + tooling** — continued open releases and tooling aimed at making enterprise AI more transparent and usable in practice. For current projects and publications, see https://research.ibm.com/.
Chao Huang
Chao Huang is a researcher and developer focused on deep learning, code intelligence, and software engineering. See https://sites.google.com/view/chaoh for more.
Woz
Woz builds a web platform that helps entrepreneurs and small teams turn ideas into products and businesses without hiring full engineering teams. The company provides hosting, built-in AI chat features, and options to download code or launch apps to stores. Woz pairs platform capabilities with paid human expert assistance for design, engineering, and launch support.
Peter Steinberger
AI-powered tools from Swift roots to web frontiers. Every commit lands on GitHub for you to fork & remix.