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gm legends, happy Wednesday.

Here’s today’s lineup: Supercut makes async updates feel less like homework by letting teams record clean, AI-edited videos with chapters, captions, and summaries that actually get watched; Emergent turns plain English into full-stack apps using coordinated AI agents that plan, code, test, and ship like a real dev team; and Aero Hand Open brings robotics to your desk with a fully 3D-printable, tendon-driven hand you can actually build yourself for around $300.

gm legends, happy Tuesday.

Here’s today’s lineup: Strawberry puts agents right in your browser to handle research, automate the boring stuff, and even write in your voice so your tabs actually get things done; CometChat’s AI Agent Platform gives devs everything to build smart, conversational agents into apps, chat UI, analytics, fallback, and moderation included; and Mailmodo AI turns emails into mini-apps with built-in forms, polls, and actions that work right inside your inbox.

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gm legends, happy Monday.

Here’s today’s lineup: Undoomed kills off Reels, Shorts, and TikToks while keeping the good parts of social media, messages, posts, and search, so you can still connect without losing hours to the feed; Lyra turns your meetings into editable, searchable notes with action items you can actually follow up on; Trupeer helps you polish demos by cleaning recordings and syncing visuals without a full video edit.

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gm legends, happy Friday.

Here’s today’s lineup: Dad Reply does one thing — fires off a 👍 for you, perfecting the art of the dad text so you never have to think too hard about small talk again; Layercode lets you build multi-turn, voice-first AI agents that sound human instead of robotic; Attrove acts like noise-canceling for work, pulling updates from Slack, Gmail, and meetings into clean summaries so you can skip the context chaos.

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gm legends, happy Thursday.

Here’s today’s lineup: Spottr turns hours of video hunting into seconds by letting you type or describe a moment and jump straight to it; Tight Studio gives product teams a full screen studio with smart zooms, captions, and voiceovers so your demo videos don’t look like hostage footage; Retool’s new Enterprise AppGen builds internal tools straight from plain English, hooked up to your real data and ready to deploy.

gm legends, happy Wednesday.

Here’s today’s lineup: QA Tech automates test cases, bug hunting, and regression checks so you can ship faster without the post-release panic; Tycal keeps a minimalist calendar in your Mac menu bar so you can check your day without opening another app; Palteca 2 teaches Spanish by immersion, skipping the flashcards and forcing you to think in full sentences.

gm legends, happy Tuesday.

Here’s today’s lineup: Crazzy is a Flutter toolkit that turns plain English into working UI, logic, assets, and backend glue, even handling icons, keystore, and splash so you can skip the setup and ship; Extrovert helps you show up on LinkedIn by finding the right posts and suggesting natural comments so you build relationships instead of firing cold DMs; Orchestra keeps chats, tasks, docs, and calls in one place so the work and the conversation stop running in different directions.

gm legends, happy Monday.

Here’s today’s lineup: Krisp AI Note Taker joins your calls, cleans up the noise, and hands you clear summaries and transcripts so you can actually listen instead of scribbling; Sorce swipes right on your job search by matching and applying to roles for you; Timefly turns your GitHub history into a personal productivity tracker that shows where your hours really went.

gm legends, happy Friday.

Here’s today’s lineup: Arc by Inversion is building a reusable space vehicle that can drop cargo anywhere on Earth in under an hour, turning orbit into a shipping lane; DayDrift gives your task list breathing room by letting work slide to the next day instead of punishing you for missing one; Strix is an open source hacking agent that finds and validates real security holes before someone else does.

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gm legends, happy Thursday.

Here’s today’s lineup: Glazed reads your Figma files and spits out tracking events with code you can drop straight into your stack, no more arguing over what to log; Mem 2.0 rebuilds the notes app from scratch with faster sync, offline mode, and a push to actually surface what you wrote; Instruct lets you spin up full AI agents by just describing the job in plain English instead of wiring brittle workflows.

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