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September 19, 2026
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Welcome to the newsletter edition of September 19th, featuring six websites and stories selected for you this week.

📰 Top websites of the week

1. Introducing Jev by TypeSafe AI logo Introducing Jev by TypeSafe AI

Introducing Jev by TypeSafe AI

TypeSafe introduces Jev, an early-access model that maps unstructured input to predefined typed outputs with probabilities. The launch explains its approach to classification, routing and scoring, alongside company-run speed, cost and accuracy comparisons. Type-safe output does not guarantee a correct decision.

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2. Fugleramme logo Fugleramme

Fugleramme

Fugleramme pairs local BirdNET-Go audio detection with hand-curated natural-history illustrations on a Raspberry Pi e-ink frame. It can also run as a browser kiosk without the display. An inventive DIY project, still in early development, with the best artwork coverage in northern and central Europe.

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3. Hister logo Hister

Hister

Hister indexes the full contents of web pages and local files on a server you control. Search through its web interface, terminal or MCP connection, with stored previews to revisit useful information. No mandatory cloud service; optional semantic search uses an embeddings endpoint you choose.

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Claritrix

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🗞 More awesome websites this week

4. Capsule logo Capsule

Capsule

Capsule bundles an HTML interface, assets and local data into a single SQLite-based .capsule file. Open it with the free desktop player for macOS, Windows or Linux, or explore starter apps in the browser. Native mobile support is still coming soon.

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5. Dayzle: When Ad Installs Look Like Bots logo Dayzle: When Ad Installs Look Like Bots

Dayzle: When Ad Installs Look Like Bots

Dayzle creator Nick Abe reports suspicious traffic in a $220 Google app-ad experiment: old app versions and no engagement. He explains the analytics clues and his switch from optimizing installs to completed puzzles. Google had not yet answered his invalid-traffic report.

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6. Transitions.dev logo Transitions.dev

Transitions.dev

A gallery of UI transitions with live demos and CSS or React code, from dropdowns and success states to card resizing and loading feedback. Copy a pattern directly or use the accompanying coding-agent skill. Some effects are reserved for Pro.

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