I built this text summarizer because I was constantly skimming long articles, docs, and AI outputs just to pull out the main points. Most tools either over-summarize or strip out useful context, which wasn t helping much.
This one focuses on keeping the core idea intact while cutting the noise. It s meant for quick understanding, not perfect summaries. I mostly use it to get a fast sense of long text before deciding whether it s worth a deeper read.
It s simple by design and still evolving based on how it s actually used.
I m part of the team behind Barie.ai and we re about to launch soon.
We built Barie to be a general AI agent focused on real-world reliability. While most AI tools are designed to generate fast answers, Barie is built with one simple rule: if it can t verify something, it doesn t guess.
Barie specializes in deep research, source-backed outputs, and multi-step execution, designed to connect directly with the tools people already use. It s AI you can trust to perform tasks, not just make suggestions.
At CES 2026, TrustKernel unveiled a small but unconventional piece of hardware called PlugMate. At first glance, it looks like a standard USB drive. In reality, it runs a full Android operating system (PlugOS) inside, instantly giving any phone, tablet, or computer a fully isolated digital space.
Why would users need this?
In everyday work and life, many people run into the same problems:
I m building a SaaS that helps teams move faster from sales to execution. You describe customer requirements AI generates a proposal converts it into a full project plan with tasks, timelines, and assignments.
The problem I m trying to solve: proposals get approved, then teams waste days manually planning and assigning work.
Curious if founders, agencies, or ops teams here would actually use this. What s missing?
I ve been working with Google Docs content recently and kept running into issues when exporting documents especially when I needed clean text or structured output without extra formatting.
Google s default export options work, but for some use cases they felt a bit clunky, especially when used programmatically.
I ended up building a small converter that pulls Google Docs content and outputs it in simpler formats for reuse. I m sharing it here mainly to get feedback and to understand how others are solving this.
