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Today, Sep 15

You don’t have timeto read every launch.We do.

Every morning the fakes and the clones get thrown out. What’s left gets scored. Every Monday three independent judges pick the ten that hold up.

Today’s picks

Analyzed
01 VPNonly Routes only chosen Mac apps through a VPN, leaving the rest of the Mac untouched 02 Aside AI browser that logs into your accounts and finishes tasks other agents give up on 03 miinideck Turns an HTML file, ZIP, PDF or image into a private, unsearchable share link 04 Obra Turns job-site receipts from WhatsApp, email or photos into live project profit numbers 05 Munen Screen-time app that adjusts friction based on how you actually used your phone yesterday 06 Baby Monitor Timmy Turns two phones into an encrypted baby monitor with no account or cloud recording 07 Lidar Scans Reddit daily for people describing your product's problem and sends you the threads 08 One Guy Consulting Runs a 12-step HIPAA compliance process with a person behind it, not just software 09 QRBliss Generates logo-branded QR codes with contrast checked automatically, no signup 10 BrowserGateway Routes Playwright, Puppeteer and MCP browser sessions across multiple cloud browser providers 11 Giraffe Keeps the decisions and current facts from your ChatGPT and Claude chats organized by project 12 Bangermeter | Tweet Scorer Scores X posts 0-100 using X's own published ranking weights, entirely in your browser 13 feder-cr/AIHawk Open-source browser agent that automates web tasks in plain English without triggering anti-bot checks 14 spotifast Lightweight native Rust client for Spotify with local playback and Connect control 15 Oregon Home Inspection Guide Free reference on Oregon home inspection law, every fact dated and cited to the source statute

No bots.
No pay-to-play.
The list is the product.

A pipeline scores every launch for substance, traction and trust, every day. Fake-review patterns, model-merge slop and waitlist-only pages sink on their own.

The strongest of the week get a close editorial look: the product, the claims, the author’s trail. We list what we’d actually use, and say plainly when we’re backing an early bet instead of a track record.