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Our ultra-fast Daily: Three takes on new products. Yesterday’s top ten launches. That’s it.
gm legends, happy Monday.
Today: an AI router that shows you the carbon bill for every prompt, a way to simulate your entire cloud setup and its cost before you provision a thing, and an app that turns the tune stuck in your head into actual music. Plus the forum on the five-minute AI task that quietly ate your afternoon.
gm legends, happy Friday.
Today: the company that already reads a third of the Fortune 500's documents wants to give your AI a memory you own, AI dashboards that live inside your Excel files, and a public arena where AI agents finally have to prove themselves. Plus the forum on why writing it down isn't doing it.
gm legends, happy Thursday.
Today: Figma quietly comes for After Effects, a cloud computer that runs your coding agents while your laptop sleeps, and the app that ends the "where should we all fly?" group chat. Plus the forum on why your saved AI tools are useless.
gm legends, happy Wednesday.
The Vercel Day winners are in. Scroll to the end to see who took the prize.
Now, today: the open-source world cracks open a keyboard trick Google kept to itself, an AI swim coach built by someone who actually swims, and an agent that will order your DoorDash.
gm legends, happy Tuesday.
Today: a Japanese lab that matched the frontier without building a frontier model, open-source noise cancellation that should worry a company you've heard of, and a Mac app rude enough to ask why you opened that tab. Plus the forum works out that your problem was never the tools.
gm legends, happy Monday.
Today: apps that live inside your chatbot instead of a website, a document reader that cites its sources like a nervous grad student, and a Chrome extension that pays you for the seconds you spend watching AI think. Plus the forum opens its Downloads folder and immediately regrets it.
gm legends, happy Friday.
The image company that just built a full-body scanner, a way to finally see what your AI agents are doing while they spend your money, and your coding sessions turning into live pages the whole team can watch.
gm legends, happy Thursday.
An email client built for when AI tools started treating your inbox like theirs, a lead-finding tool with no database, and why the people who built Slack just put money into something that competes with it.
gm legends, happy Wednesday.
Framer's canvas can now design back, the person who sold a company to Figma shipped AI background processes for your repo, and a bot just picked up the phone at your dentist's office.
gm legends, happy Tuesday.
Vercel Day is live. Over 500 products tagged, Vercel Ventures pitch on the table, and somewhere in that list: a Mac that already knows your context before you explain, a tool that simulates your brain on fMRI, and 25,000 cheap meals across 78 Japanese cities.
