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ChromePing ↗ Talk to anyone by phone, in a language you don't speak

ChromePing calls any real phone number from your browser and translates the conversation live in both directions, with captions running underneath, so whoever answers just picks up their normal phone and hears their own language a couple of seconds after you stop. Chidozie built it after moving to Germany, where the Ausländerbehörde, the Jobcenter and the town hall all run on German and on phone calls nobody can bring a translator to. It starts at $9.99 a month for calling and translation, and the higher plans add an agent that makes the whole call for you in one of six languages and opens by telling the other person it's an AI.

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Clive ↗ Let Claude and other AI's set your iphone alarms

Clive is an iPhone app that lets Claude set your alarms, so you can ask for them in chat or off your calendar and real ones land on the phone through AlarmKit, which only opened proper alarms to apps other than Clock with iOS 26. Inside the app, a little character called Clive walks over to the right instrument and plays it, which is a more charming way to set an alarm than it has any right to be. Connor and the team at Tortoise, the small studio that also makes Boxwood Chess, picked alarms as the one useful job an assistant could do on an iPhone, and it's free for up to five of them on iOS 26.

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Kettle ↗ The helper in your family group chat

Kettle is a helper that lives in your family group chat as a contact in Messages, so there's no app for the one relative who will never download anything, and once everyone has texted it once so it knows who's who, it remembers the details, plans dinners around the week, and builds the grocery cart. Greg built it because the family chat is where everything important lives and also where all of it gets buried. It's $19 a month for the whole family after a free week, anything texted to it privately stays private, and it keeps nagging about a reminder until somebody in the chat finally marks it done.

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