MADE TO GROW · New indie services from Korea and beyond
Discover new Korean services, AI tools and open-source developer tools you can try today.
EDITOR'S FIELD NOTES
This week, we look at services with different uses, from comparing products while shopping and editing photos to simulating robots and exploring developer tools.
01While shopping, you can find and compare similar products from other stores. The results appear in a sidebar on the original page, giving you a clear way to compare them.
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02You can adjust the background blur of a photo in your browser and compare it before and after editing. You can then download the result as a still image.
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03You can test robotic arm movements on the web and recalculate trajectories based on collision avoidance settings. It also shows how to import and run a demo project.
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jaynshareLets users who want to connect multiple Claude accounts register them on a server, connect clients, and choose an account for each session.
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AudionautA free, open-source desktop app for people who edit multiple audio tracks for music and podcasts. It offers per-track playlists and precise trimming, and lets AI agents edit sessions through MCP.
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JanusFor developers who want to use local models in development tools or scripts, it runs GGUF models on their computer and provides an OpenAI-compatible API.
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thurboxA TUI and CLI tool for developers running multiple local AI coding agents in parallel. It shows a session list and agent terminals together so users can view and manage them.
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DiskTriageHelps Windows users whose system drives are running low because of development tools, AI models, package caches or game stores find large items to delete or move to another drive.
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gptyA Godot and Rust based tool for developers who want to use multiple terminals, code panes and file trees in one workspace, with JSON-RPC and MCP for creating panels and automating input and output.
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copperheadAn AI engineering platform for hardware teams that want to generate board specifications, components, schematics, layouts, manufacturing files, firmware and test plans with validation at each stage.
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mistaticAn on-demand self-hosting tool for developers who want to deploy static sites for demos, tests, or AI proofs of concept by uploading an index.html or ZIP file for immediate serving.
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oto-dockOrganizations can create role-based AI agents, share them across departments, and run them on schedules or in response to webhooks. They can use each user's subscriptions and local models, and continue work between the server and personal computers.
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XYZZYIt lets multiple people and AI agents develop and review ideas in parallel in one space, then publish decision documents linked to evidence and records that can reveal changes.
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ZiplexDevelopers passing large codebases to AI coding tools can analyze and compress file structures and dependencies, then create a small aif.json context reviewed by a person before it is saved.
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kavrantaA local-first desktop tool for finding, editing, linking, sharing, and deploying real environment variable files across projects, while helping users avoid pasting protected values into AI chats.
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oh-my-subagentsoh-my-subagents is a local runtime that persistently manages parent-to-subagent delegation in Codex and Claude, overseeing assignments, waiting, and result collection so work context survives interruptions.
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memnestIt helps developers using multiple MCP clients, including pi, Claude Code, and Codex, store decisions and conversation history on their own devices across sessions and workspaces, then search them when needed.
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DataZenA local-first AI workspace for developers who query, analyze, and automate multiple databases. It provides natural-language SQL, error diagnosis, EXPLAIN analysis, charts, and workflows in one desktop app.
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PageRivetA desktop program designed to create and edit static web projects with AI clients, providing project path restrictions and dedicated schema validation.
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watermarks-removerAn agent skill and Python service for content owners who want to remove provenance markings from multiple providers in AI-generated text and files.
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rundownA desktop client that summarizes long Hacker News posts and comment threads and lets users chat about an article or points raised in its discussion.
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Termux-DevA terminal agent for developers who want autonomous AI pair programming on Android Termux or a desktop. It offers Plan and Agent modes, multimodal vision, a live web server, diagnostics, and rollback.
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hrdxAn experimental lightweight terminal multiplexer for developers who want to run AI agents such as Codex CLI and Claude Code alongside shells across multiple projects.
This directory lets you find AI agents, MCP servers, and agent skills in one place. You can browse categories and popular tools to explore what is available.
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