Is this heaven?

Happy Friday! Today's good news does not disappoint. Perfect for weekend chatter.

• Amazon launched humanoid robots. “Digit” is too cute. And also terrifying.
• Open AI made a ChatGPT guide for Teachers. Teachers get everything but 💰.
• Air taxis are coming to LA & NYC via Delta... But for premium customers first.
• WhatsApp will let you log into two accounts at once. Hooray for those managing work accounts!

I don’t see a ton of smart home products these days that catch my attention, but Relm, a smart, scented wax warmer, feels like it captures the moment — when mania around the chilly weather season is at its peak.

Relm launched yesterday on Product Hunt after blowing past its goal on Kickstarter. It now has nearly $50k in pledges.

Relm hopes to make aromatherapy easy with smart capabilities like temperature adjustment, light dimming, and custom scheduling that can be managed through your personal device. The latter seems like a great feature for those who can never remember if they blew out the candle before leaving home.

Connect Relm to Google Home, Alexa, and Apple Home, and you can do things like create custom schedules or use voice commands to manage your warmer. The modern design fits right in with the aesthetic of your smart products too.

Another key feature is the wax itself. Relm’s demo shows the user adding and removing wax with ease – a task that requires scraping with most wax products.

Relm feels equivalent to the Ember mug as a lifestyle concept. Do you need your wax warmer to be smart? No, of course not. But it brings the bit of extra you want on gloomy days and comes with some actually useful features.

It’s also a great gift idea for your friends who are obsessed with cozy comfort (that’s not just Americans – can you say “hygge”?).

• Padely is an Apple Watch app for keeping score during your tennis or padel match.
• Blink lets you privately save videos you want to watch later, with password protection.
• InPrepAI uses AI to assess your job interview practice and give you instant feedback.

• Plasmic is a no-code, production-grade app builder that lets you connect to any codebase or tech stack.
• Lakera Gaurd protects your LLM applications and integrates with just a few lines of code.
• Data Protocol provides developers with training and updates on their favorite products.