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We hit an exciting mini-milestone today Dots just crossed 50 downloads/day, and I wanted to share a quick update with the community while gathering feedback.

For context: Dots is a native macOS utility designed to turn the Mac notch into an active interaction space housing floating tools, scrolling screenshots, picture-in-picture video loops, file converters, and custom pixel companions.

Two quick takeaways from early user feedback:

1. Frictionless access matters: Users really appreciate accessing quick actions directly from the top center screen without navigating cluttered menu bars.

2. Utility + Personality works: Adding small customizable visual elements transformed a standard utility app into something users genuinely enjoy using.

Follow what we ship and what currently limits us:

https://docs.yggy.tech/changelog/

Use graphraum, our Apache-2.0 WebGL engine for interactive node-edge graphs in 2D and 3D:

https://github.com/yggy-tech/gra...

In my 4 or 5 years of working at startups, I ve noticed that people always have a problem when they are told about changes:

free version jumped to a trial with a subscription or lifetime purchase

subscription and lifetime purchase prices increased

Hi everyone. We ve had our heads down for the past few months building our product. Founding Dev helps business owners replace expensive SaaS subscriptions with more flexible, affordable software.

We believe that in the age of AI, businesses shouldn t be paying thousands of dollars in per-seat fees for software. We also believe software should fit the way each business actually operates.

Hey makers

"Why are my emails going to spam?" is a question people now ask ChatGPT instead of Google. Until now, the answer was a generic checklist, because ChatGPT can't read your DNS.

Hi all, thanks for following Bloblings. Version 1.1 is out today, free as always.

What's new:

A whole new look. The panel now has three bands: Waiting on you at the top, then Working, then a Resting shelf where finished pets relax.

Talk to your AI agent from the browser, no phone needed

Phone calls need numbers, carriers and a customer willing to pick up. Sometimes the person is already on your website or app.

Dashboards are loud. The signals that matter are usually quiet, and I'd like to collect yours.

I've written here before about how our most active users at Murror turned out not to be our happiest ones. That changed how I read numbers. Sessions, streaks and retention curves all measure that people came back. None of them tell you whether coming back was good for them.

Since then I've been more interested in small, quiet signals that are hard to put on a chart. Things like a user who stops using your product because they no longer need it. Someone who writes in to correct a detail, which means they read closely. A person who recommends it with a caveat, because they're being honest about who it is and isn't for.

My own rule of thumb is that a signal is worth trusting when it would still look good if you were wrong about your product. A big engagement number can rise because people love something, or because it nags them. A quiet signal like "they told a friend, unprompted" is harder to fake, even by accident.

Wasted configuration time.
Cluttered interfaces.
AI agents forced into every corner.
Remote servers requiring extra software.
Tools that promise control but demand more attention.
That is what too many modern terminals have become.
Your terminal should not try to become Iron Man.
It should work like JARVIS.
The terminal is not the hero.
It should be quiet, prepared, and out of the way.
XTTY is built around that idea.
Open the servers you need together.
Reach production through a jump host.
Let macOS Keychain handle recurring password prompts.
Duplicate a remote tab and restore its directory.
Keep remote sessions together.
Broadcast only to selected panes.
See coding-agent status at a glance.
Keep using what already works:
OpenSSH.
~/.ssh/config.
Saved machines.
Local shells.
Tabs.
Split panes.
XTTY.
Stop working for your terminal.
Build something that matters.
xtty.sh

I think a pitch deck is almost like a passport for a startup =)

It needs to contain all the important information about the business, but at the same time, it has to be presented in the right, clear, and aesthetic way.

I m realizing how difficult that balance actually is...

Too much information - nobody wants to read it.
Too little - the business isn't clear.
Too much design - the message gets lost.
Too little - it becomes just another boring document.
So, I have a lot of questions =D

Be honest...

When the agent says "done", do you read every line?

hey PH Ola here, Specsight is launching today

I talk to a lot of teams shipping fast with AI. nobody argues the problem isn t real, their product changes every day and nobody can keep up with what s live. but the reply I hear most is "we ll just build an agent for that. simple"

When I started developing Parasocial, I did so because I felt there was a lack of innovation in the podcast audience space. No one was leveraging the latest capabilities in consolidated search, sharing, and curation. I said I'd be developing fast and full-time, not as a side project.

Today, I am happy to announce that less than 6 months after our initial release, we've developed another in-demand feature for Parasocial users. Too fast for PH to allow us a new launch \_( )_/ . So I'm posting here.
PARASOCIAL NOW SUPPORTS VIDEO
Parasocial Watch warranted the step up to 2.0, which is why you'll see it celebrated on our homepage and throughout the app. To use Watch, update to the latest Parasocial app in the Apple App Store, subscribe to any video-enabled feed, and tap the "Watch" button that appears on the cover art. You'll start streaming the video instantly.
Parasocial Watch supports in-line, full-screen, and picture-in-picture mode on iPhone, iPad, iPhone Duo, and on your desktop OSX. As always, your place is synced across devices every 30 seconds, whether you are watching or listening. 
I'd be interested to hear, err, see what you think.

Apple App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pa...
Our website: https://parasocial.fm

I'm increasingly noticing that men stay on paternity leave with their child and women go to work.

I see this mostly in white-collar jobs or among people who generally have well-paid jobs, or almost equal pay.

A friend of mine launched there a few years ago, and they were really happy with the results. At some point, they even considered AppSumo one of their main growth engines.

So now I m wondering how it looks today.

Nico s thread this week (green tests, 5.5 hours down) reminded me of a smaller version of the same problem on the B2B AI product I manage.

The scene: a data preparation job finishes and the row turns green with Completed . The customer reads that as checked and safe to use . It means ran without errors . Weeks later someone asks why a model was trained on a version nobody signed off on, and the status page says everything was fine.

We built Make0 Brain to solve a simple problem:

Your AI agents shouldn't have to start from zero every time you switch tools.

Until now, Make0 Brain has been available as a hosted product.

I recorded myself using Aura to show what we re building at Neural: a computer that creates the interface you need as you talk.

I ask her to explain hardware, and she creates a rotatable 3D model directly on my screen. In the same demo, she builds presentations, a playable game, and a visual explanation over a research paper.

Aura is available on Mac and Windows. This is the direction I m building toward: you describe what you need, and the computer creates the experience around it.

I recorded myself using Aura to show what we re building at Neural: a computer that creates the interface you need as you talk.

I ask her to explain hardware, and she creates a rotatable 3D model directly on my screen. In the same demo, she builds presentations, a playable game, and a visual explanation over a research paper.

Aura is available on Mac and Windows. This is the direction I m building toward: you describe what you need, and the computer creates the experience around it.

0.3.21 is out. The envelope that held finished sub-agents is a little green book now. When a sub-agent finishes, the book on its session's row says how many are new. Open it and each one is a document named like a .md file, with who wrote it, how long ago and the first two lines. Read all shows what it was asked and everything it handed back.

Oh well, I guess it was inevitable? But people are apoplectic and pissed.

New to Enclave? This one's for you.

Comment "HERE" and I'll DM you a code for 50% off: Enclave Pro for just $2.50 (normally $5), one time, yours forever.

What is Enclave?
It turns your Mac's notch into a command center: music with live lyrics, your next meeting, files, widgets, and live updates from AI coding agents like Claude Code, all one hover away.

Oct 27 run on app-declared revision c2ec0d5.

The flow scans Stripe customers, flags missing country fields and duplicate emails, caps writes per run, then posts a summary to Asana and Slack twins. Four measured outcomes on this run:

Full scan completed across 250 records and flags were written. Incomplete scan, meaning fewer records returned than expected, produced no writes and triggered a RevOps alert. Write cap paused for approval rather than writing through. Rerun after an initial flagging pass added zero new flags.

Before rerun we fixed our own Stripe twin, which was stopping early, and corrected fixture retries and data isolation. Business expectations stayed unchanged.

I m building Aura at Neural, and this moment genuinely excited me.

I asked: Aura, explain Raspberry Pi to me in 3D.

She created an interactive model directly over my screen and explained the compute module and carrier board. I could rotate it, zoom in, and keep exploring through conversation.

This is the experience we re working toward: ask about something you re looking at, and get an explanation you can actually interact with.