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Our ultra-fast Daily: Three takes on new products. Yesterday’s top ten launches. That’s it.

September 22nd, 2026databases, coaching, and ads in your terminal

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Today: a database two men spent most of their careers building and then gave away, a writing coach that refuses to write anything for you, and the arrival of advertising inside the tool you code in.

September 21st, 2026robosecretaries, desktop fences, and silent jobs

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Today: a robosecretary with a fleet of computers clicking through software that never had an API, the Mac desktop finally getting the boxes people have been asking for since 2015, and a scheduler for anyone who has ever learned about a bug from a customer.

September 20th, 2026freeways, media keys, and slang

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Today: a live LA traffic camera playing itself as music, a Mac fix for the play button hitting the wrong app, and 308 Japanese slang words your textbook wouldn't touch.

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September 19th, 2026tolls, timers, and dinner that lands at once

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Today: an app blocker that charges you a toll and puts it in your investments, a meditation timer from a man 3,700 days deep, and a meal planner that works backwards from the minute you want to eat.

September 18th, 2026apartments, reactors, and a hijackable blimp

Today is GPT-6 Astra Challenge day, so everything on the board was built with Astra, and I'm left here wondering how many tokens were burned, 2, 3, 4 billion?

Below: an apartment viewing turned into a 3D room you can furnish, one correct map of every nuclear reactor on Earth, and a metaverse one guy built in four days. Go vote for your favorites.

September 17th, 2026impossible callers, contact cards, and buddy lists

Today: a stress test that unleashes impossible callers on your voice agent, an app store where every app is a phone number, and the AIM buddy list, back from the dead to show whose AI is out of tokens.

Also: the GPT-6 Astra Challenge launches tomorrow. Last day to get your launch locked in.

September 16th, 2026backends, upload chores, and balloon exits

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Today: a 3D hangout your remote team keeps between meetings, the open-source backend that finally speaks native Postgres, and a Safari extension writing your YouTube titles while the video is still uploading.

Also: two days left to get your GPT-6 Astra Challenge launch locked in for Friday. Keep scrolling for the details.

September 15th, 2026decisions, frosted glass, and half-thoughts

Today: a founder whose last startup was run by AI and died of it, a laptop lid that doubles as a privacy dial, and a menu bar slot for the thoughts that usually die on the way to a notes app.

Also: three days left to get your GPT-6 Astra Challenge launch locked in for Friday. Keep scrolling for the details.

September 14th, 2026inboxes, servers, and proof

Today: an assistant that reads the CRM before it drafts the email, your own server behaving like a paid cloud, and a robot that films your pull request actually working.

September 13th, 2026keystrokes, zooms, and channels

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Today: a keyboard shortcut that finishes the sentence you were about to type, a screen recorder that puts the zooms in for you, and a television channel where the audience decides which demos are any good.

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