📹 OpenAI announced a new text-to-video AI model.
👓 An ex-Apple exec launched a pair of AI-powered glasses.
🛡 Google announced an AI cyber-defense initiative.
🤖 Amazon claims its LLM is starting to show “emergent abilities.”
🟧 YC has put out a call for companies in AI, spatial computing, and more.
🚀 Space X successfully launched a lunar lander into space.
🍎 Some Vision Pro users are returning the headset, citing comfort and cost.
Nearly ten years after being acquired, the Wunderlist team are back with a new app
If you’re a to-do list lover, you probably remember Wunderlist, the darling child of productivity apps that was packed with useful features and a user interface that adopted a more whimsical approach to being productive.
It was eventually sold to Microsoft and turned into Microsoft To Do, something which never sat right with co-founder Christian Reber.
“I felt broken. We put so much hard work and passion into building the product, but I didn’t feel like we’d finished the job.”
From there, Christian co-founded Pitch, which most recently raised $85 million in Series B funding back in 2021. But the itch was still not scratched, which leads us to noq.
Nearly ten years later, a revived team, including Blinkest founder Niklas Jansen — is back to finish the job with Superlist, a new app that mixes task management, notes, to-do lists, and more into one supercharged productivity tool for you and your team.
Superlist isn’t just a catchy name. It gives you a hint into what the app is all about. Say you’re working on a new project. Open up the app and create a new “list,” from there, you can fill it with images, files, associated tasks, timeframes, and anything else that makes up your project’s strategy before sharing it with your wider team.
You can connect it with a number of different apps like Figma, Linear, Gmail, and some others so you can easily link to whatever is needed to give more context, like, say, a mockup of a UI or a code snippet.
Superlist is currently available on Mac, iOS, Android, and Web — so there is no need for any pesky downloads if a clean desktop is your kind of thing.
What if you only had to do your call prep routine once — ever?
You know the one. LinkedIn. Crunchbase. CRM. Inbox. Last transcript. Fifteen minutes, every time, before every call. Lightfield is an AI-native CRM that just shipped Skills. Describe any routine in plain English — and the CRM learns it. Next time: "Prep me for my call with Acme." That's it. It does the whole thing. "Score every deal in my pipeline using my criteria." Done. "Research this account the way I would." Done. Teach it how you sell and watch it go to work for you. 2,500+ startups already have.
👓 A challenger emerges: Built by an Ex-Apple executive, Frame Glasses are powered by OpenAI’s Whisper and Perplexity and exist to provide AI analysis, translation, and live web search right before your eyes. Can Frame challenge others like the Meta Smart Glasses and Vision Pro?
📹 Almost too realistic: Out of the blue, OpenAI dropped Sora, a brand new text-to-video generator that can output hyper-realistic videos nearly instantly. It’s currently in testing but some of the examples are mind-blowing to put it lightly.
PRODUCTIVITY
- Basis is an app that helps you build and maintain a healthier routine.
- FlashApply is an AI copilot for helping your job applications.
DEV TOOLS
- Vault by Modernbanc helps you build custom payment flows faster.
- Taipy 3.0 lets you build data and AI apps in Python
DESIGN
- Ayo Icons 2.0 is a collection of adaptable icons built for your next project.
- Dualite automatically converts your Figma designs into usable code.
FUN
- OMMT is a vehicle owners' club where you can even get collectible cards.
- Interior AI lets you redesign different rooms of your home in minutes.
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