gm legends, happy Tuesday.
Here’s today’s lineup: April lets you talk your inbox down, approve drafts, punt meetings, and get quick briefs without tab hell; Writerush 2.0 turns the blank page into a sprint with timers, targets, and tiny wins; Travel Bug pulls the spots you save on TikTok and Instagram onto one map so saves become stops; plus an AMA with Zach from Warp on building an Agentic Development Environment and what coding by prompt really looks like.
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gm legends, happy Monday.
Here’s today’s lineup: Mirror pulls astrology, Human Design, MBTI and more into one profile and lets you run compatibility right in chat; Extra Thursday lets you run email by voice so you triage, draft, and clear the pile without clicking through threads; Blink does deep code sleuthing from Slack and your browser, reading repos, running tests, and drafting PRs while the team watches.
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gm legends, happy Friday.
Here’s today’s lineup: Comet turns search into a running chat inside your browser with cited answers and quick actions; PersonaRoll spins up alter egos from your photos that write and post on a schedule; Kuse takes messy files, links and videos on a canvas and spits out docs, images, videos or web pages from the bits you pick.
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gm legends, happy Thursday.
Here’s today’s lineup: Ally Solos Glasses put a voice assistant in lightweight frames so blind and low vision folks can read menus, recognize objects and people, and get scene descriptions hands free; Macaron whips up tiny apps that remember your quirks so the tool fits you, not the other way round; Hunyuan GameCraft turns a single image into a controllable scene you can drive like a game right in the browser.
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gm legends, happy Wednesday.
Here’s today’s lineup: Airbook pulls data from tools like HubSpot, GA4, Stripe and Zendesk, learns the schema, writes the joins, and gives you charts you can actually use; Reeroll is a chat-first editor for short clips so you cut video without wrestling a timeline; Autumn handles pricing, metering and entitlements on Stripe without the webhook circus.
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gm legends, happy Tuesday.
Here’s today’s lineup: v0 turns a single prompt into a full stack app with UI, auth, database and a one click deploy; Recall lets you chat with your own sources so answers come with receipts; Rosebud takes a sentence and spits out a playable browser game you can tweak and share.
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gm legends, happy Monday.
Here’s today’s lineup: Sixteen locks your dopamine apps until you ship the ticket so you earn the scroll; Weave plugs into your repo to show what your copilot actually wrote and whether it helped or hurt, receipts included; Jamocracy turns the playlist into a vote so the aux wars end before they start.
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gm legends, happy Friday.
Here’s today’s lineup: GPT-5 flexes deep reasoning without promising AGI and shows off how far these models have come; Patio hooks you up with neighbors to borrow and rent tools when you need them; Scrollmark locks in your spot on any webpage so you never hunt for where you left off; DreamCore turns a text prompt into a playable mini-game in seconds.
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gm legends, happy Thursday.
Here’s today’s lineup: Strive makes you back your goals with photos or videos so quitting isn’t an option; Graphy turns raw numbers into eye-catching visuals in seconds; Floot spins plain-English prompts into live web apps by lunch; and Aleksandar asks if accelerators still pack a punch when Google and AI can teach you almost anything.
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gm legends, happy Wednesday.
Here’s today’s lineup: Eleven Music turns your hummed riffs or typed prompts into full songs ready to tweak; Sequoia Health 2.0 puts men’s sexual wellness plans, expert chats and seamless bookings in one private app; SpeedVitals RUM shows you live performance choke points straight from real users’ browsers; and Josh asked YC founders whether they’d hand off 90 percent of support chats to bots and where they draw the line.
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