12 New AI Tools Worth Trying This Week June 29 – July 5, 2026

This was a week where mobile-first thinking dominated. Cursor for iOS now lets developers kick off coding agents and merge pull requests straight from their phone, while Marvis takes a similar "do it from anywhere" approach by navigating any app on your device through voice commands. If you'd rather watch your coding agents work in real time, Termi Protocol renders the whole process as a 3D simulation — part developer tool, part video game. And Pluno takes a different tack entirely, skipping browser interfaces altogether and talking directly to web app APIs to get tasks done dramatically faster. On the personal finance side, CentryAI scratches a very specific itch: finding every subscription you've forgotten about and surfacing the exact cancellation page so you can kill it in one tap. SaySplit tackles the other end of money awkwardness — group expenses — by letting you describe who paid what in plain language and handling the math automatically. Both solve problems everyone has but nobody enjoys dealing with. Health and shopping got notably more personal this week too. Crispl scans food labels and scores them based on your specific dietary needs, not generic guidelines. Ghost Gains remembers your injuries, your PRs, and even your mood to adjust how it coaches you through workouts. And Get Styli lets you see how clothes actually look on your body before buying, which should make online shopping returns a lot less painful. Rounding things out, Outpaint solves a real headache for marketing teams by converting vertical social media ads into proper widescreen formats for connected TV — no reshoots needed. And Fake Finder gives anyone a fast way to verify whether an image, email, or news claim is authentic, with clear explanations behind every verdict. The OASIS 1 Ring, meanwhile, brings a wearable trackpad to your finger for whisper-quiet dictation and hands-free editing — a genuinely novel form factor.