QuickTune Auto Optimizes PC Game Settings by running a one-minute scene, measuring headroom, and picking sane DLSS/FSR, texture pools, and frame caps. Profiles sync across rigs; a safety switch restores defaults if a patch misbehaves. Great for friends who just want “playable now” without slider spelunking.

FontFlow Auto Pairs Typefaces from your brand kit, checking contrast, language coverage, and license fit. Variable sliders tweak weight/width live, and previews update across artboards. Export CSS variables and tokens into Figma/Sketch for clean handoff—fewer late-night “why does this look off” moments.

TinyGPU MX2 Brings 16GB Low-Profile in a single-slot, half-height card. PCIe 4.0 x8, a quiet 65W cooler, and FP16 acceleration make it perfect for SFF builds, local assistants, and multi-monitor creators. Ships with Studio drivers and an optional low-noise bracket for cramped cases.

GreenDeploy Rolls Out Carbon-Aware Scheduling to ship during lower grid intensity by region. It ingests real-time electricity data, queues rollouts, and pauses if error budgets wobble. Canary first, auto-rollback on KPI dips. Same config can schedule cron jobs—fewer emissions, calmer dashboards, happier SREs.

CanvasNote Adds Math Ink To LaTeX turns handwriting into clean equations with symbol palettes, baseline alignment, and smart fraction fixes. Works offline, supports multi-line derivations and sketches, and generates alt text for accessibility. Export to PDF/Markdown or copy LaTeX straight into docs—great for study groups and quick labs.

PromptPilot Tunes Small Models On-Device lets you fine-tune 1–3B LLMs from local docs. Drop in a folder, it builds a dataset, spins LoRA adapters, and warns on overfit. No cloud, no uploads. Exports GGUF/ONNX and a “quick test” sheet so teammates can sanity-check before rollout.

RavenRT 1.2 Enables Handheld Path Tracing with denoisers tuned for OLED screens, per-title presets, and a battery-aware governor. Optional FSR frame gen smooths action while an overlay shows temps, clocks, and VRR status. Works on recent RDNA3 handhelds and RTX 40 laptops—watch thermals on marathon runs.

LayoutLab Suggests AI Layout Hierarchies in real time—spacing, rhythm, and typographic scale adapt as you drag. One click converts wireframes to styled comps; tokens export to Figma/Sketch with contrast checks baked in. Undo-friendly, team-ready, and a lifesaver when a client asks for “more premium” at 5 p.m.

ComputeSlate X1 ARM Board Gets 32GB RAM, dual NVMe, USB4, Wi-Fi 7, and 2.5G LAN. The onboard NPU (≈20 TOPS) runs local assistants and vision models without a brick PSU. Boots Ubuntu or Arch in seconds; ideal for edge ML, home servers, or a tiny dev lab.

Tired of roulette merges? MergePilot Reviews PRs With Risk Scores by analyzing churn, dependency blast radius, and test flakiness. It posts inline suggestions, generates SARIF, and maps code owners automatically. Works with GitHub/GitLab, supports monorepos, and highlights “hot files” so reviewers focus where trouble usually starts.