Launches on 2026-09-19

A meeting notetaker that keeps the meeting in its own language — transcript, summary, decisions and actions in over 100 languages, stored in the EU, from €0 to €49 a seat.

Define "customer" once as governed SQL and query it like a table — a semantic layer built so the AI assistant answers from the company's own definitions instead of inventing a join.

A Ruby implementation of the Universal Tool Calling Protocol 1.1: agents discover a tool from its manual and then call it directly over its own protocol, across twelve transports. MIT licensed.

Screen recordings that zoom and pan themselves by following the cursor, edited in the browser and never uploaded anywhere — free, or $9 once for 4K and no watermark.

Generates PDFs with a Rust engine built on Typst instead of a headless browser — and targets European e-invoicing compliance, which is the part a browser was never going to do.

CloudRaker's hosted decision model behind Milliseconds.ai, launched 19 September 2026, returning typed labels, yes/no answers, scores and extracted fields from text or images for $0.04 per million input tokens, with output free.