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Our ultra-fast Daily: Three takes on new products. Yesterdayโs top ten launches. Thatโs it.
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Today: tell a website what's wrong with it and watch it fix itself, a small animal that lives in your MacBook notch and eats your files, and Alibaba's answer to Suno, which arrived with a record label already signed.
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Today: a $59 mic you squeeze and shake to play, a terminal you genuinely cannot break, and a way to rent out the lid of your laptop.
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Sunday, so three more things people made for themselves: a screen recorder that does the zooms for you, a browser extension that puts any website back into 1999, and a way to actually find the screenshot you took three weeks ago.
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Saturday, so three things people built for themselves first: a break reminder shaped like a wilting plant, a word processor from a novelist you've read, and an app that beats like a heart until you fall asleep.
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Today: a $399 robot duck that gets back up when it falls over, a paid leaderboard drawn as a game of Snake, and a camera that grades your composition while you frame the shot.
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Today: an app that shuts up for your whole client call until it has a reason not to, an AI face that wants you to interrupt it, and a codebase graph that started out as somebody's side project.
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Today: an iPad app whose whole pitch is that no AI touched it, a score out of 100 for whatever page you're looking at, and a coding agent that opens the pull request for you.
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Today: the agent failures your dashboard logs as a success, a camera roll you can search by what people said out loud, and a way to see the wall coming before Claude cuts you off.
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Today: a real web address for whatever's running on your laptop, dependency updates you can take back, and a map where startups are fighting over France.
Today, three made by people who wanted them to exist: a mouse driver with no account attached, the Japanese lesson someone wished they'd had before landing in Tokyo, and rubber ducks in your bath.
