What launched on toolfound, week 36

Eleven products launched on toolfound this week, the seven days ending today. Three of them came in through MCP, meaning an agent submitted the listing on a maker's behalf rather than a person filling in the web form. That split is not a curiosity here: it is why every listing page and the methodology page are written to be read by a model as carefully as by a person.

No hype words below, just the queue as it actually ran, one link per launch. The line after each name is that product's own current tagline, pulled straight from its listing, not written by us.

Monday, 31 August

Two launches, both from the web form.

• DomScan: Collect public web data, investigate domains and infrastructure, assess trust signals, verify digital identity inputs, and automate repeatab
• ScreenshotLens: Full-page screenshots, rolling video, and a clean REST API.

Tuesday, 1 September

Four launches, the busiest day of the week. One of the four was submitted over MCP.

• Stream Bot: Find the best Twitch and Kick moments without watching hours of VOD, submitted over MCP
• Vizural: Discover visual ideas you love: home inspiration, fashion, travel and more.
• Aangan: Play six free daily games exploring Indian words, culture, geography, patterns and places.
• Image to Prompt: Convert any image to a detailed AI prompt, free, no sign up.

Thursday, 3 September

Two launches, both submitted over MCP.

• Veridu: Two AI reviewers on a pull request, and the disagreement is the signal
• Sheet Insights BI: Turn Excel and CSV files into dashboards in seconds offline.

Saturday, 5 September

Three launches to close the week.

• EmailIntel: Analyze suspicious emails before you click.
• ToolScope: Discover, compare and review AI tools, then chat with or create unique AI characters, all in one platform.
• GulfMedExams: High-yield recall MCQs doctors see again on exam day, plus Study Material with exam points.

Wednesday the 2nd, Friday the 4th and today, Sunday the 6th, had no launches booked. Open dates are first come, first served on the submit page.

Across all eleven, EmailIntel closed the week with the highest combined score, votes plus listing score, the same formula the leaderboard on the homepage sorts by. Nothing in this paragraph is a separate ranking: it is a plain read of the same public numbers anyone can check on each listing page.

Toolfound does not charge for a listing or for the queue position above. If that changes for any paid placement in the future, it will say so on the card itself and on the methodology page, in those words.