Mehdi Gatbache

Yado is an iOS app that lets you use Claude Code and Codex from your phone, without keeping your laptop on. You start a task, lock your phone, and get notified when it’s done. You get a remote machine allocated to you, log in to Claude or Codex, and you’re coding with AI from your phone. It comes with both a chat, and a terminal interface as well as live previews to test changes before shipping. And the best part: it works with your own Claude or ChatGPT plan and usage limits.

YapYap is a tiny macOS app that lives in your menu bar. You press Option+X (or L for LinkedIn), you type your post, you press Cmd+Enter, and you're done. The game changer: it behaves like Spotlight. You can use the shortcuts from anywhere on your Mac, and the posting window appears above what you're doing: no browser, no timeline to get lost into, no AI writing your posts. Just you being you and sharing cool stuff. $15 one-time, but early supporters get it for $5!

The best way to learn a language is via immersion. Travelling is not always an option, and chatting with natives online can be tricky: different timezones, keeping the conversation alive etc. TalkNative lets you chat with AI-powered natives whenever you want.