Happy Wednesday! Tis the day for love, and we just love the fact that you’re reading our digest!
Here’s some news:
🚀 Google is planning to map global methane emissions — from space.
🛎️ AirBnB wants to build the perfect concierge by using AI.
☑️ TikTok is combating election misinformation by launching in-app election centers.
Share the love with these maker built Valentine's Day tools

According to McAfee, more people (especially men) are relying on AI to write romantic messages to their partners. That’s no surprise; tech has been helping budding romances blossom for years now.
Here are just a few new products that can help you find or nurture your next relationship:
WhereWeMet maps the World’s love stories. You can zoom across the planet to find timeless love stories and even upload your own to surprise your loved one.
Swooner answers the age-old question, “Is X (Twitter) a dating app?” with an emphatic yes. Swooner lets X users connect their profiles to discover others in and out of their circle who might be interested in striking up a romance.
LoveLeetr is a mobile app that uses AI to craft beautiful, heartfelt messages out of your chosen keywords.
WooWell is an AI-powered keyboard to help you craft the perfect opener. Working on your rizz? WooWell can help you craft a bio, icebreaker openers, and replies — kind of like an AI wingman.
So, if 2024 is your year of love, check out some of the solutions built by makers, and don’t forget to add your love story to…
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