Jonas Maaløe

The pendant was announced Oct 2 11:22pm, and I had pre-ordered it by Oct 3 11:22am (give or take an atlantic ocean's time zone difference) so I'm beyond excited! Your focus on solving problems (the shortcomings of human memory) and then work your way towards a solution with Rewind and now Limitless is truly refreshing in a world dominated by big tech. Can't wait to see where y'all take this...

Let's for a second ignore the actual rollout where, as Max was announced during the live an update toast pops up in my Arc window letting me enable it right there (magic!)... Of all the browser platforms integrating AI, I trust TBC to show me something truly useful, something truly off mark, and to pull gimmicky sh*t they ship fast, since they have their ear so close to the ground of their...

Supernotes is a wonderful space for structured thinking. I use it for outlining blog posts and presentations before turning them into slides.

Lazy is the only note-database-thingy of its art that stuck with me. I capture more, I add better context for future-me, and I never feel like I’m taking my mind elsewhere to do so. It’s been a revelation so far

This one’s the easiest Product Hunt review I’ve ever had to write: Like Excel, but fun! Decipad’s so light but effective that a little side project ended up as a Danish preliminary tax estimator. Which *sounds* boring, so I gave it a really dumb name: “The Danish Tax-A-Arron EZ-Estimator 4000” → https://jonas.so/tax

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What’s left to say about Arc that’s not, ultimately, superfluous? This gang don’t miss, and each feature release feels like like it arrives from a kindred spirit, who likes the Internet the same way you like the Internet. That Boosts existed in the first place was always a small miracle, but Boosts 2.0 feels like a gift by a team, who knows what it feels like to discover the style sheets in...

I've tried a few of these AI assisted design tools, and. while it seems to be early days, Dora AI looks like a solid competitor, that I'm excited to give a whirl

Finally a way for me to pay y’all some Stone Cold Cash for the tool I use everyday 💸 I’ve been using the beta for bot AI and Sync, and they’ve been as solid as everything else in Raycast

So excited to see this launch! Congratulations. I like LAIKA because it smartly tackles a field of AI that’s ironically not often often part of the conversation: Narrative and fiction writing. I’m excited for the short (and long stories) we’ll be writing with it

Just sitting in Copenhagen like 👀 until signups hit that magic number

Raycast's built-in Snippets is like if someone made MacOS' built-in keyboard shortcuts, but made it actually, y'know...*good*.

I loved the onboarding experience, and how getting from 0 —> first case study feels and works.

Calling Bento “a link-in-bio but better” is selling an amazing piece of software short imo. The care and attention, and straight up playfulness of the tool is so much more, and much closer to mature tools like univer.se or Readymag. It’s easily in my top 3 products of 2023

Equal parts envy and judge-y thoughts. Incredibly well executed ⭐

Arc took ~4 seconds to win me over when I launched it for the first time July last year. I made it my default browser in August. I couldn't tell you the last time I had Chrome open. Arc is not just a little bit better than other browsers, it feels like it belongs in the MoMa. My single piece of advice for Arc: Very soon after you download and launch it you'll find yourself staring right at the...

Pros: This validates my entire career choice. Cons: It's an affront to humanity.