Logos are an important part of conveying any company’s identity. Some of the most well known companies started out with wildly different logos, including Apple’s whiskey label-esque first iteration. What are some of your favorite old logos? Show us in this thread. 👀

We’ve heard a lot about how AI is taking out the drudgery out of menial tasks at work, but what about closer to home? Today, we’ve got seven products you can use to streamline your personal life.

Rewind is like a search engine for your life. It lets you scroll through time to recall things you’ve seen but might have forgotten about — such as an article you read, or something you screenshotted.

Backtrack 2.0 allows you to privately save anything you've seen, said, or heard in the past and turn it into AI notes or summaries.

Speechy 1.0 is an AI assistant designed to improve your English-speaking skills with personalized pronunciation, grammar, and clarity feedback in online meetings.

Sibyl AI is an AI-powered spiritual guide and metaphysical LLM  trained on volumes of metaphysical knowledge.

Tutor Lily helps you learn a new language with a chatbot companion who corrects and explains all your mistakes.

Rainbow AI predicts weather patterns more precisely using AI to analyze data from various sources, learn from historical trends, and provide real-time updates.

RevMyWork lets you submit your work to relevant experts who will review, provide feedback, and give you actionable advice.

• Recipe-p generates free stock photography with no licensing issues.
• System Flow provides custom design systems for any brand or business.
• unfnshd offers a new furniture concept – why not put your own twist on it and paint it yourself?
• Fitmap App is a health and wellness planner with streaks, reminders, and rewards.

• Sprig launched AI Analysis for Surveys so you can grab the top takeaways from your surveys instantly.
• Legible brands suggests memorable and available domain names, with pricing.
• Pythia World lets founders describe a task or challenge, and matches them with apps that can help.