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Tried RizzCalc and asked it to tidy up the forecast with plain language, and the sheet restructured the model without me touching a single formula. Seeing the logic stay intact while the layout changed was surprisingly satisfying and made me rethink how quickly I can prototype scenarios.

That phone agent you can spin up in minutes without a PhD caught me off guard in a good way 😅 I can already see it smoothing our front desk chaos and letting the team focus on real client conversations.

Describing a problem and actually seeing something usable pop up in Blocks felt surprisingly tangible. It’s the kind of thing that makes me want to try out a real automation for our team today.

Guidde surprised me by turning my screen actions into a smooth narrated walkthrough with an AI voiceover. As someone who dreads mic time, this feels like a real helper for our internal SOPs.

Real time collaboration on an article actually feels natural here, like we stop fighting for the same paragraph and start building it together.

I love how it turns a sleepy group chat into a goofy little competition over who knows the most movie trivia. What's been the most popular use case so far: casual banter or full on trivia duels?

Seeing AI driven auto triage and fixes in action makes security feel like a teammate rather than a bottleneck. If it actually helps me ship features without the usual security back and forth, I'm curious to try.

That moment when Stash lets the AI hit the assigned issue with the right context already loaded felt surprisingly liberating. It feels like having a teammate who actually reads the Jira history before replying.

Cosine in my terminal felt like a senior engineer quietly sprinting through a messy backlog without me hovering over every line. Watching it take a jumble of tickets and spit out a coherent PR flow was oddly reassuring and kinda thrilling.

That improv feature where you riff with natural language felt like jamming with a musician who really gets my ideas, not a rigid grid.

That idea of a tiny AI crew guiding me through picking products and getting a launch going feels surprisingly comforting. If I were starting a shop today, having that AI teammate to bounce decisions off would change how I feel about taking the first step.

Watching Latte turn a single prompt into a working agent without writing a line of code felt like discovering a magic shortcut. I kept imagining the tiny experiments my team could run without the usual setup headache.

love how a single photo becomes a full video with an AI talking head, it looks surprisingly natural. i can sketch a few ideas and get a rough video back in minutes, which would change how my team tests creative concepts.

Getting insights in minutes instead of days totally changes how we plan our sprints. No more chasing flaky testers, and the whole team finally has confidence in the direction.

love this product, I'm curious how the AI Story Maker handles longer vlogs and whether the auto edits save me time on social clips. As a creator who does quick tutorials for clients, I'm hoping the avatars and voice features will level up my videos.

love this product 👋 Katalog looks like exactly what I needed to listen to saved articles and ask questions while I skim. The AI narration and the ability to take notes with my voice could totally change how I learn on the go.

Love this kind of tool Ada seems like a game changer for turning messy data into clear reports in minutes. I want to try it with our marketing data from ads and CRM to see if the one click reports actually deliver?

Solid execution! One thing I'm curious about: how well does batch output scale when you feed in hundreds of SKUs and keep brand colors and logos perfectly aligned? As a small shop owner, I would use PhotoFox to generate photos and videos for ads in minutes rather than days.