... numbers now arrive instead of just appearing On macOS 26+, the Overview's cards are glass, each in the colour of the tool it opens The menu bar panel too: glass cards over a softly lit backdrop, a violet Open Netfox button, round glass buttons Rings fill and numbers roll into place, the public IP included, and they play again on every refresh The Netfox 0.25.0 menu bar panel, all glass On macOS 27, pull a view down to refresh ...

... your week? Comment from Amrani Yasser(@amraniyasser): @nathaniel_george  What is your mood for this weekend :D Comment from Amrani Yasser(@amraniyasser): @sawyer_benjamin  So no work on weekends for you? :D Comment from Amrani Yasser(@amraniyasser): @violet_amelia   Sunday evening motivation hits different Comment from Amrani Yasser(@amraniyasser): @callum_robert  how do you keep productive for the rest of the week? :D Comment from Amrani Yasser(@amraniyasser): @busmark_w_nika  what's your plan ... ... Comment from Sawyer Benjamin(@sawyer_benjamin): Weekend me and work me are 2 different people Comment from Lily Harrison(@lilydigital): I used to work every weekend. Now I'm much better at leaving unfinished tasks for Monday. Comment from Violet

... want to brainstorm. What else can we do with Claude Skills? What repetitive things do you do every day that could be recorded as a Skill and then handled by Claude? Maybe finding new opportunities, monitoring competitors, researching potential customers, collecting specific information, preparing reports ? I m sure there are many more interesting use cases I haven t even thought of. Have you actually used Claude Skills for something like this? What did you record? Let s brainstorm. Comment from ... ... tony_tan10086): The apartment-hunting one is a great example because it's boring and repetitive, which is exactly where skills shine. On my side I've been using them for the same kind of thing at work: pulling competitor

... step rather than care during it. "The agent will be careful" is not a mechanism. Comment from Yara Simone(@yara_simone): AI writes the code fast, then production teaches you concurrency for free Comment from Sawyer Benjamin(@sawyer_benjamin): @violet_amelia  Cool! Comment from Landon Matthew(@landon_matthew): I would use DB transactions for critical updates. Way less faith in prompt magic Comment from Ethan Gabriel(@ethan_gabriel): For payments, I'd rather have boring explicit code than clever ... ... generated code. Comment from Adrian Cole(@adrian_cole4): The "works perfectly" phase ends real quick when two users click at once Comment from Violet

... Install it the nerdy way. This repo now doubles as a Scoop bucket, updated straight from the release pipeline. (A WinGet manifest is wired up too, but it's still waiting in line at microsoft/winget-pkgs. Patience. ) Fixed The empty violet card of shame. Ask the AI something, watch it think really hard, receive nothing. A blank card. Very zen, deeply useless. The cause: reasoning models spend the same output budget on thinking and answering, and 4k tokens simply wasn ...

... story? Comment from Amy Ingram(@amy_ingram): @samirrashed  We will be launching again sometime next month, and we will work on a better onboarding experience that will help us customize follow-ups that are actually meaningful to users, vs generic onboarding emails. So still working on it ;-). Just upvote your launch! Comment from Maria Stephens(@maria_stephens): Why are founders so terrified of charging money from day one? We ruined our launch by offering a massive free tier ... ... just about to launch, and even though we ve tried to prepare properly, it still feels like we re probably making half of these mistakes anyway. The hardest part for me is knowing what s useful preparation vs

... text, or export the MIDI straight into your DAW, the new pipeline delivers pristine audio fidelity without stripping away your control as a producer. Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9819505): Comment Deleted Comment from Batu Akdo an(@batu_akdogan): @violet_flores  Completely agree ...

... sitting in the same place you always were, but just with a helpful chrome extension open. What do you think about this? Would Chrome extension for Dirac be something you would use? Comment from Peter Shu(@peterz_shu): @violet_flores  Absolutely, I hope to havre 0 friction Comment from Peter Shu(@peterz_shu): @nolan_vu  Yeah Nolan, the tone detection is important and is actively being improved right now. Comment from Peter Shu(@peterz_shu): @jens_thena ... ... regularly to satisfy clients experience Comment from Hossein Yazdi(@hosseinyazdi): Congrats on the launch!! Personally, I think the Chrome extension approach makes a lot of sense. Getting people to switch away from Gmail is incredibly difficult, even if the alternative

... home network every device, when it joined, what it's exposing and lives quietly in your menu bar. This release is mostly about how it feels to use: A living, dark canvas . Every tool now has its own gradient violet on the Overview, teal on Wi-Fi, blue on Devices, red on Security, green on Optimization so a glance tells you where you are. The sidebar floats as translucent glass that picks up the current tool's colour ... ... easier to move around in at the same time. So the redesign was chasing both: make it look nicer AND make it more usable. The cool part is one idea covers both every tool now has its own gradient (violet

... that churn fast because they didn't have real intent. The blog/editorial stuff takes longer to set up but the users who come through it tend to actually stick around. What's your retention looking like from the organic vs. blog traffic? That's usually where the real gap shows up. Comment from Diptanshu Mahish(@diptanshu_mahish): @milescward  I research on the competitors

... would make this even more useful for your AI workflow? Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9611047): Comment Deleted Comment from Bunty Shah(@bunty_shah): @gaurav_singh91  This is a really sharp take, Gaurav. The "still in progress vs reference only" status idea is exactly the kind of UX layer that separates a folder from a true workspace. Flagging it for the next planning cycle thanks for putting it so clearly! Comment from Bunty Shah(@bunty_shah): @bella_christine ... ... think of them as one-shot utilities. A workspace has recurring stickiness. To your question on organizational features: the one thing I keep wishing for in AI chat tools is a way to flag conversations as "still in progress" versus

... both satisfaction and organic growth. Much more reliable than any in-session metric. Comment from Mona Truong(@monatruong_murror): @gaurav_singh91   Love that you're applying the same thinking to marketing automation. "Did this campaign actually move revenue?" vs. "Did we post 4x this week?" is such a clear parallel to what we went through on the product side. The temptation to optimize for visible output over real impact seems universal. Really cool to see ad-vertly building feedback ... ... friend (inferred). The explicit reporting gets us the "why," the behavioral data gives us scale. Neither alone tells the full story. And yes the boring feature outperforming everything was humbling but clarifying! Comment from Mona Truong(@monatruong_murror): @violet

... behavior. And then it just made sense to me that something so personal as your habits/goals should be private to only you and you shouldn t have to worry about it being otherwise. Comment from Mark Thayer(@f0rest8): @violet_amelia  Yes. I would say they are: If you lose your password and don't have a recovery key, your data is gone. That's the real cost of zero-knowledge encryption -- we genuinely cannot reset your password or read ... ... Mosslet s privacy-first AI features. You're right that they pull in opposite directions: AI needs context to be helpful, but context means data exposure. The fact that you're having those internal conversations about what stays ephemeral vs

... trust, the missing layer is often not functionality - it s nuance. Really strong direction. If you can make voice cloning feel less like playback and more like presence, that s a meaningful leap. Comment from Sourav Sanyal(@sourav_sanyal): @violet_amelia yuppp Comment from Sourav Sanyal(@sourav_sanyal): @quico_benford I actually don t think we know yet internally too Comment from Sourav Sanyal(@sourav_sanyal): @tina_kim2 All numbers, LLMs are really bad at handling numbers or numerical ...

... Alexandr Cizek(@alexandr_cizek): @tim_joerg I think you might be able to temporarily pause the delivery of the new version. The problem was that I already had users on that new version. Comment from Alexandr Cizek(@alexandr_cizek): @violet_amelia  That is something I am planning to do in the future maybe. Right now I can just enforce people to update to a new version of the app by me setting "minimal required version" remotely. So the flow ...

... mode easy on the eyes. We refined the colors and surface system to reduce eye strain. If you want to customize further, you can go to Settings Appearance Theme or background to change Comment from M Bharat Bhora(@yugintech): @violet_amelia  Yes, we incorporated user feedback on contrast and readability. The refinements focus on improving the visual hierarchy in dark mode based on community input. Comment from M Bharat Bhora(@yugintech): @brian_douglas5  100% agree! Those small ...