The Leaderboard

gm legends, happy Tuesday.

DLSS 5 is pushing game graphics into show-off territory, Kira 4.0 is built for turning your friends into instant content, and Codex Subagents helps break one big coding task into smaller ones without turning the whole thread into soup.

gm legends, happy Monday.

Masko gives Claude Code a tiny desktop sidekick so you can stop babysitting terminals, Adaptive is going after the actually hard part of agent work by remembering the repeat stuff, and MuleRun wants your agent to keep working long after you close the tab.

gm legends, happy Friday.

GStack packages Garry Tan’s Claude Code setup so you can stop stack-shopping and just try the one the YC CEO uses, Comet is now on iPhone so Perplexity can sit in the middle of your tabs, errands, and daily internet mess, and Perfectly is an AI-native recruiting agency for founders who want interview-ready candidates, not another dashboard to babysit.

gm legends, happy Thursday.

Today is YC Launch Day on Product Hunt, which means the leaderboard is packed with founders shipping for a shot at a YC interview and potential funding. In other words, there is a lot of ambition, a lot of chaos, and probably a few future rocket ships in there already. Go poke around the leaderboard and see what people showed up with.

gm legends, happy Wednesday.

Mindspase is a visual knowledge base that auto-organizes everything you save so bookmarks stop turning into a graveyard, Cardboard is a browser video editor that generates a first cut from your footage so you can get to something watchable faster, and TADA is Hume’s open-source TTS model built to stop skipping or inventing words while reading long scripts.

gm legends, happy Tuesday.

Shipper 2.0 makes its AI app builder easier to follow with a clearer layout and a build queue you can actually see, Claude Code Review adds multi-agent PR reviews that aim to stay high-signal, and Decoy is a tiny Mac app for mocking APIs and webhooks locally without spinning up Docker.

gm legends, happy Monday.

Unite Pro turns your favorite websites into fast, proper Mac apps so you can ditch the tab chaos, Codex Security is a repo-scanning agent that finds real vulnerabilities and suggests fixes you can review, and Reflct is the three-questions-a-night journal that makes reflection feel doable instead of a whole project.

gm legends, happy Friday.

GPT-5.4 Thinking lets you interrupt mid-response and steer it without starting over, Woven does five-minute relationship reps that are actually practical, and Saydi handles real-time translation on calls so bilingual conversations don’t turn into a slow-motion mess.

gm legends, happy Thursday.

MacBook Neo is the kind of low-price, high-color Apple launch a lot of people never thought they’d see, Supa Social gives you a self-hosted social platform without rebuilding all the ugly community plumbing, and Parsewise is for the people buried under giant document piles, not one neat PDF at a time.

gm legends, happy Wednesday.

NOVA is trying to cut out the run-fail-fix-repeat coding loop, MoltDJ gives OpenClaw agents their own weird little music scene, and Anything API from Notte turns browser tasks on sites with no public API into something you can actually call like one