Today's Product Watch: TrustedRouter, Sider Code, Expo and more

Updated on 5 September, 2026 · 3 mins read

PRODUCT WATCH DAILY

Today's fresh launches

Here's what just landed on Product Watch. From AI infrastructure to browser tricks, there's a lot to look at.

TrustedRouter

Every model with a unified interface. Privacy with proof.

If you're juggling multiple AI models, TrustedRouter brings them together under one OpenAI-compatible API. It runs on attested infrastructure with end-to-end encryption, and you can set up confidential routes, zero data retention, automatic failover, or bring your own keys. No prompts or outputs are logged, which is nice if your data tends to be sensitive.

Worth checking out

Sider Code

Reshape any website with plain words via Sider extension

Sider Code is a Chrome extension that lets you tell a website how it should behave. You describe what you want, it analyzes the page, writes the code, and applies it right away. You can save customizations and control when they're active. Basically, you stop accepting the default browsing experience.

Expo

Mobile AI Infrastructure for ideas that matter.

Expo is a full toolkit for mobile development. You get a CLI and dev tools for building your app, plus simulators tuned for agent-driven workflows. When you're ready, their CI/CD pipeline handles mobile releases, and every release comes with insights and analytics to help you improve.

Olostep

Web search, scraping and crawling for AI

Olostep is a web data API for teams that need to pull large amounts of structured web data. It's built for AI pipelines and automation, and it handles dynamic pages and anti-bot measures so you don't have to. Just focus on the product and let Olostep deal with the scraping part.

WebTerm

A browser terminal sandbox for learning CLI without fear

WebTerm is a terminal sandbox that runs in the browser. It's meant for people who want to learn Linux commands, Git, and CLI-based AI tools without worrying about breaking their machine. No signup, free, and everything disappears when you're done. It's still in beta, so feedback counts.