Every week, new products ship across developer tools, AI, infrastructure, and productivity. Some solve very specific problems, while others are worth watching because of the space they're building in.
This week, 17 products were launched on LaunchNests. Here are four that caught my attention.
1. Prisma Postgres — Managed PostgreSQL for Modern Apps
If you're building with TypeScript, working on an AI application, or deploying a backend, your database infrastructure matters.
Prisma Postgres offers managed PostgreSQL for TypeScript applications and AI agents, with built-in connection pooling and a free plan.
It's worth checking out if you're looking for a managed database option for your next project.
2. SiftingIO Market Data API — Financial Data for Developers
Building anything around financial markets often means finding reliable ways to access market data.
SiftingIO Market Data API provides real-time and historical market data through an API for developers.
For anyone building financial dashboards, data-driven applications, or market analysis tools, APIs like this can be useful building blocks.
3. TriRank — AI Visibility for Search Console
Search visibility is changing as people increasingly discover information through AI-powered search experiences.
TriRank focuses on AI visibility for Google Search Console users.
It's an interesting area to follow for developers, founders, and teams thinking about how their products get discovered online.
4. TermiGram — SSH and SFTP Inside Telegram
Sometimes, a useful product is one that brings an existing workflow into a tool you already use.
TermiGram brings SSH terminal access and SFTP file management into Telegram.
If you're curious about alternative ways to access remote servers and manage files, this is one to explore.
More launches to discover
These are just four highlights from this week's 17 launches. The wider batch includes products across AI video generation, productivity, and other developer and consumer tools.
You can explore this week's launches on LaunchNests and discover something that fits your workflow—or a product that inspires your next build.
Building something yourself?
If you've recently shipped a product, tool, or side project, consider submitting it to LaunchNests. It's a place to discover new products and help builders get their work in front of more people.
What caught your attention this week? Share a product you think more developers should know about in the comments.
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