
Tuesday, Nov 19
Presented byEney by MacPawRise and shine, legends. In today's Leaderboard, we've got takes on: a productivity app that hits an important sweet spot, a copilot that keeps you up to speed, and a firewall that could make even the most experienced hacker squirm. Let's dive in.
Keep it simple
Blitzit: A simple to-do list and timer for peak productivity.
I’ve tried dozens of productivity apps and I alwas go back to creating to-do lists in Apple Notes. The big reason why is because too many of these apps are so complicated that productivity becomes secondary to the app itself. Blitzit is different. The team have struck a sweet spot between having a solid feature set and keeping it simple. It breaks your day down into lists with each task havingatimer. While you work, you can add notes, take breaks, and enter “focus mode” — a reduced interace to be less distracting. Now, if it could just do my tasks for me while I catch up on my reading list that would be great.
No more brain fog
Read AI: An AI assistant that gets you up to speed on emails.
Read.ai isn’t just another meeting summary tool—it feels like having a co-pilot that pulls everything together which is especially handy after being OOO. Instead of piecing through Slack messages, email threads, and meeting notes, I only have to look at a few clear, contextual threads that make catching up effortless. The cherry on top? It replaces tools like Calendly and offers personalized coaching to help improve clarity, cut filler words, and make meetings more inclusive and engaging.
Hackers have met their match
Forta Firewall: An on-chain firewall that stops 99% of hacks in real-time.
On-chain hacks steal hundreds of millions of dollars every year, and Forta Firewall is here to change that. It blocks malicious transactions before they happen, using AI trained on smart contracts and historical data. They’re claiming 99.99% accuracy with almost zero false positives, which sounds insane—but if it’s legit, it could make a huge difference. If we want the on-chain economy to thrive, having preventative tools like this seems like the right move.
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