
MVT
A forensic toolkit from Amnesty International that lets you check your own phone for signs of spyware.
TESIGN / RADAR
Today's picks mostly hand you back a tool you'd otherwise trust to someone else. A forensic toolkit Amnesty International used to investigate Pegasus spyware, now something you can run on your own phone. An unofficial CLI that edits CapCut/JianYing project files on your own machine, no upload. A self-hosted chat workspace that puts 300+ AI models behind keys you hold, up in one Docker command or a Colab link. The rest: a Mac utility that gives a cheap mouse trackpad gestures, an app that lets AI cut the highlights out of a long video, and an AI product team for Claude Code that stops for a human's yes five separate times. A lot of today's candidates turned out to be the same brand promoting itself, so only six made the cut. Licences and limits are stated as they are.
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A forensic toolkit from Amnesty International that lets you check your own phone for signs of spyware.

Drop in a long video and AI finds the highlights, cutting captioned short clips automatically.

Free macOS utility that gives a cheap mouse trackpad-style gestures — three-finger swipes included.

An unofficial CLI that edits CapCut/JianYing project files directly on your machine — no upload, no account.

An agile AI product team for Claude Code that gates every feature through spec, plan, build, review and QA.

A self-hosted chat and agent workspace that puts 300+ AI models behind your own API keys in one screen.
Tomorrow we look at thousands again and keep a few.