Two brains are better than one

Happy Hump Day! Today’s news does not disappoint. Android users especially will be happy.

• iMessage on Android? It’s happening, thanks to the Nothing Phone. 
• Xiaomi, which is most known for phones, launched a car. Really.
• Airbnb acquired a secretive startup from the Siri co-founder.
• Watch two GPTs play 20 questions together. It’s like they are self-aware.

Wouldn’t it be amazing to have a direct conversation with your brain? Imagine for a minute that you’re trying to recall some specific piece of information. Instead of almost straining yourself, you could instead just say, “Hey brain, remind me of what happened on this day”, and boom, there you have it. 

Well, now you can do that, kind of. 

Reflect just launched its new advanced AI search tool. It allows you to search your notes semantically without needing to remember exact words. It turns your notes into a second brain that you can literally chat with, almost like a personal assistant. 

Reflect isn’t new on the scene. If you’re unfamiliar, it’s a note-taking app with a big focus on UX, and it’s been quick to adapt to our new AI world by integrating large language models like GPT-4 early on to perform tasks such as note generation and summarization. 

The founder, Alex MacCaw, who also founded Clearbit, states this release is “the most substantial since we first launched Reflect. It's a tremendous breakthrough because you can now retrieve information quickly from your notes and summarize it with AI.”

So if you want to add on-demand memory recall to your suite of AI super-powers, check out…

• Flot AI is a ChatGPT copilot that exists across any app or website.
• Dishi is a meal planner app that aims to make complex recipes easier.
• Recty AI generates video and social media thumbnails on the fly.

• This update from Taskade lets you build, train, and run your own AI agents.
• Pixelado helps you find and fix the differences between design and code.
• ketl is an exclusive anonymous social app for founders and VCs.