Home Assistant is an open source home automation platform that runs on local hardware such as a Raspberry Pi or a local server and emphasizes local control and privacy. It integrates with over a thousand devices and services and includes an automation engine for responding to events like sunset or a garage door being left open.
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Apple's Boot Camp Assistant guide explains how to install Windows on an Intel-based Mac, configure it, remove it, and troubleshoot common setup issues.
Bolt.new is an AI-powered builder for creating websites, applications, and prototypes. Users can build projects using text input, with built-in features including unlimited databases, user management and authentication, SEO optimization, hosting with analytics and custom domain support. It offers use cases for small businesses and enterprises, plus production-ready templates.
E2B is an AI agent cloud that gives each agent session an isolated Linux machine booting from a snapshot and working with any model or agent framework. Its GitHub organization hosts the stack under Apache-2.0, including the Firecracker runtime, control plane, in-VM agent, SDKs, and dashboard.
ESPHome turns ESP32, ESP8266, and RP2040 microcontrollers into smart home devices. Configuration is done through simple configuration files or a visual Device Builder, with YAML available for manual coding. Devices connect to Home Assistant over the local network.
Google AI assistant for chat, writing, coding, research, image understanding, and productivity tasks.
Gemini Notebook supports AI-assisted research, knowledge retrieval, summarization, or source analysis.
Lumo provides conversational AI for questions, tasks, and general assistance.
Microsoft Copilot provides conversational AI for questions, tasks, and general assistance.