Tops GPTs 
ToyBlocks is an open simulation framework presented as the first FoundationWorld for controlled robot learning. The team reports automatic generation of demonstrations, datasets up to 24× real time on one GPU, and evaluations of Molmo 2, ManiFlow and frontier models.
Physicl, founded by Alex de Vigan, secured $10 million in seed funding from Inovia Capital to adapt 3D rendering technology for robot training. The startup is launching Studio with 10,000 environments and 100,000 assets to generate synthetic data for edge-case scenarios.
Underdog released a browser game built on Woof, a 31.7 MB text-to-speech model with 31 million parameters that the company says can run offline on most devices. The demo illustrates in-browser speech, music generation and an open download.
OrgSync is a role-aware company knowledge system that feeds Claude, ChatGPT and Codex with approved, cited decisions and docs. Founder Kaustubh Dhotre says it centralizes goals and weekly reviews, restricts access by role, and launched in 2026 with a free week trial.
pwned.coffee compiles security incidents hourly into concise tickets that indicate fix status and a single recommended action. The free tool accepts lockfiles, offers a read-only MCP endpoint for coding agents, a CI/curl check, GitHub Action, and optional email alerts.
The Open ASR Leaderboard added private Egyptian and Nigerian English splits through a collaboration with Liva AI, supplying conversational datasets of 1.34 and 1.55 hours. The change expands accent coverage and updates the leaderboard’s accent breakdown based on Kachru’s Three Circles.
Translucent AI offers an agentic system that chooses the next physical test for hardware teams, records decisions and limits solver runs. In simulated battery trials it reported a 33.8-minute 10–80% charge versus 42.6 for Bayesian optimisation; no physical cells were tested.
BuildFerry launches a service that registers tester iPhones and re-signs .ipa builds in the cloud, removing UDID collection, Macs and TestFlight for ad hoc distribution. Free for one app; Solo $12/mo and Pro $29/mo. iOS only, launched in 2026.
Kivo is a free Mac app that inserts cleaned dictation text into any app and keeps audio on the device. The maker, Gokulakrishnan S, says it is an early English-only preview requiring a one-time 460 MB model download and an unsigned app approval.
refern has been rebuilt as a desktop app that keeps images, videos and saved pages alongside working files. The maker says its 2024 web app reached 23,000 users; the new desktop version runs on Windows, macOS and Linux and is $35 with a launch-week discount.