Neophyte
I've watched a lot of "AI does a thing" demos, and most fall apart the second the flow hits an unexpected popup. Neophyte claims it can handle the whole signup and onboarding gauntlet for any product, which is a much taller order than it sounds. Email verification, cookie banners, multi-step wizards, every janky UX decision a startup ever made. If it actually pulls that off consistently, it becomes infrastructure. That's a huge deal.
For early-stage founders, this tool could be a relentless QA tester that runs your funnel a hundred times a day and tells you exactly where people bail. That's worth real money. I'd want to know how it handles the messy stuff, like captchas or accounts that require human approval. Those little gray areas decide whether this is a demo trick or a durable tool. Either way, onboarding is where startups win or die, and someone just brought a serious army to that fight.