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Meal-planning software for nutrition coaches and dietitians: import recipes from links, photos or PDFs, match them to USDA nutrition data, build each client’s week against targets and send it under your own brand. $29 a month.

A platform for real-time voice and video AI agents that see a camera or shared screen, answer on the web or place phone calls, and act through your APIs, MCP servers and webhooks. Free tier; paid plans from $35 a month.

VIDRAFT’s open 180B reasoning model: Alibaba’s Qwen3.8-Flash-Next retrained on its own checked answers, reading text and images, with a built-in confidence score that is returned before it answers.

InternLM’s open decision models in 0.8B, 2B and 4B sizes: given a state, optional images and typed questions, they return a probability for each allowed answer in one pass instead of writing text. Apache 2.0.

NaiveAI’s open MIT-licensed coding and research model: a 309B mixture of experts with 15.5B active and a native 1M-token context, with an announced API price of $0.10 in and $0.40 out per million tokens.

A LinkedIn post service that drafts from your own data — product analytics, payments, code and notes — plus market research, generates an image, and publishes only the cards you approve. From $100 a month per profile.