Lance Cummings

🚀 Imagine just one AI tool that becomes your assistant for everyday AI Content Operations ... accessible to everyone, not just experts. 🤖 What if this tool overlayed all your apps and could be called upon with just a single keystroke - offering summaries, analysis, rewriting, and answering prompts across your entire workflow? 💡 Now, take it a notch higher - what if you could customize this AI with your own prompts, finely tuned to your workflow and topic area? ✍️ Oh, and this is a knowledge management app that allows AI to rummage through your pile of notes, PDFs and other files to close prompt your own data. 👥 And what if this app went multiplayer? Enabling users to share their prompts and grow collectively in a community space? While this may seem like a distant dream, Lazy is getting there, one step at a time. And the best part? This post was a user test. I wrote a note about Lazy in their app and created my own customized 'Turn this into a LinkedIn post' command. Press one button and any note becomes a LinkedIn post ... the kind I want to write.

The next generation of knowledge management will be object-oriented and private ... Anytype is getting it right. Their onboarding is one of the clearest explanations of object-based methodologies. With the rise of AI, building your own knowledge base will be key. This is a great start.

Twos is an accessible memory system that is customizable, but also does not require complicated user design. Capturing is super-easy and the keeping in mind that everything is just two kinds of things makes managing your information and reminders easy.

Designed for people with multiple calendars ... I've been looking for something that solves this problem in a new way. The only downside is that they are still working on connecting to Apple and Outlook calendars.