Ads on autopilot

gm legends, happy Monday.

Here’s today’s lineup: VidAU turns product photos into TikTok-ready ads with motion, avatars, and music, no video editor required; Tripo AI 3.0 converts text, sketches, or images into riggable 3D assets with sharper geometry and cleaner topology; Spiky brings its meeting assistant to mobile with summaries, transcripts, and action items synced across devices.

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VidAU turns product photos into quick UGC-style video ads. Upload an image, pick a format, and you get a TikTok or Instagram-ready clip with motion, avatars, and music, without ever touching a video editor.

🔥 Our Take
Most ads die because they look like ads. VidAU cheats by making something that feels native to the feed, built from the same photo you were going to post anyway. It won’t win a Cannes Lion, but it might get the scroll to pause, and that’s usually the real prize.

Tripo AI 3.0 turns text, sketches, or images into riggable 3D assets. The new model brings sharper geometry, cleaner topology, and better textures. Tripo Studio adds sketch-to-3D conversion, auto rigging, part splitting, and a more precise Magic Brush for cleanup.

🔥 Our Take: Anyone who’s opened Blender for the first time knows the pain. The menus, the shortcuts, the hours spent just trying to make a cube behave. This skips the cube stage entirely. Type something dumb, sketch a stick figure, drop in a picture, and you’ve got a model you can actually move around.

Spiky Mobile App brings your meeting assistant to iOS. Record calls or upload audio, and it spits out summaries, transcripts, action items, and keeps your meeting history in sync across devices.

🔥 Our Take: Meetings are a mess of "uhhs" and forgotten follow-ups. Spiky is like having someone transcribe, highlight, and nag you afterward, except it’s your pocket, not a coworker. It’s the kind of assistant that might convince you to actually skip the minutes spreadsheet and trust the tool.

Bijoy had already seen 15 million downloads across his earlier guitar apps, but none of them felt like the tool he truly wanted to use himself. Guitar Wiz is his answer to that gap: a single app with chords, progressions, a tuner, backing tracks, and full accessibility for blind and visually impaired players. It’s less about chasing downloads now, and more about finally building the thing he always needed.