Sam Stowers

Tried Orchids a few days ago, am actually quite impressed with it. Helped me prototype a new UX to show the team in the span of a day.

I've been using Flow daily for the last two weeks. I've tried a number of voice dictation tools, but Flow is my favorite so far. I think the main reason I'm faster with Flow is that speaking uses some different neural circuit than typing for me. I don't feel as much need to go back and revise or obsess over every word. I'll still type when every character counts, like a tweet or a published...

Me: What is the airspeed of an African swallow MagicForm: You have a calculator in your pocket and you ask an AI sales agent a math question? 10/10

Some good looking companies on this list! Pretty exciting. :)

Nice work! A lot of these are pretty inspiring tbh - very nice to have a full (filterable, updated) list. :)

Roam is a tool designed to make your notes *actually useful* to your future self. If you're anything like me, 95% of the notes you take end up languishing in dark corners of your internet, never to be seen or used again. Roam uses easy bi-directional links and semi-automatic page creation to create a knowledge graph as you take notes, enabling easy access and meaning for later use. Have been...

Honestly, the internet needs something like Walnut to exist. The web is a powerful place for learning, but without a support structure in place a lot of that knowledge just disappears. Have watched this make a lot of progress over the last few months - downloaded it this time. Best of luck to you Harrison!