Greg Cohn

A nice addition - congrats on the launch!

My upvote... I did it I did it I did it I did it in a minute....

This is very interesting - congratulations on the launch. I'm assuming the API is relevant only for existing customers, ie I'm a Privacy.com user, I go to App/Site X and auth my individual account, App/Site X can do cool stuff with my account and account data. Is this right? Can you share some of the kinds of use cases you hope to see developers build?

Genius - I will totally use this @theseanz! Wait... how much will it cost??

I wrote my graduate thesis on the decreasing heterogeneity of urban spaces in the 19th century and the impact of literature on it... so, yeah, I have mixed feelings about the underlying social geography that this app is surfacing. But I have been tracking @levelsio and his work for a little while and think this is super interesting and cleverly done. And per his note, the LA stuff is pretty on...

Genius!

Congrats @waxpancake and friends!

This is very cool. Congrats @jennvargas!

Friends -- In the traditional sense this is not a new product, but today we announced that we are making Burner numbers available free of charge, on an unlimited-use basis, for all people who want them for the purposes of getting out the vote or otherwise supporting the election. I'm beyond proud of how the Burner team dove into action on this, which all started literally yesterday when we read...

This is pretty much the problem we were working on when we ended up launching Burner. It looks well done and I will definitely give it a try. Congratulations!

If anyone is interested in working on projects like this in collaboration with us to inject agents and apps into consumer phone numbers, we'd love to talk to you! (Also we have a pretty cool custom ghostbot emoji for our internal Slack team.)

This is cool. @danielattentive can you tell us a bit more about how you source and process the content? Is this more of a convenient way to subscribe to tweets and mattermark-type data, or is there more to it?

On a scale of 1 to even, I can't.

Thrilled to see this launch and think it's timely. It seems inevitable that there are going to be multiple hardware companies competing to be the standard app or interface to IoT devices and services -- I know @tomcoates and @mattb will bring a real and unique focus to the user experience.

I'm excited to try this update. Subtasks has been a big gap for me in the past that's addressed, and drag-and-drop reordering. I wonder if there's an Apple Watch app in the works.