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Our ultra-fast Daily: Three takes on new products. Yesterday’s top ten launches. That’s it.
gm legends, happy Saturday.
Today: a Caps Lock key with a new job, a voice for your coding agents, and a teleprompter that actually listens to what you're saying instead of just scrolling at you. Plus a Microsoft approval saga with a twist ending.
gm legends, happy Friday.
Today: an app that makes your AI agents wait on your thumb instead of the terminal, a notes app that wants nothing to do with AI, and a search engine built by a guy whose whole job is knowing which startup solves your problem. Plus the forum thread about the exact second an AI agent lost your trust.
gm legends, happy Thursday.
It's OpenAI Day. Today: the Hasura founder who moved his team off Slack, a browser that checks out for you on a single-use card, and a dictation app someone built in a few days that never touches a cloud server.
gm legends, happy Wednesday.
Today: the flip phone the Razr co-creator built with no internet, Garmin's first screenless band with no subscription, and a former founder who built an app because he cannot stop looking at planes. OpenAI Day is tomorrow.
gm legends, happy Tuesday.
Today: the tool that lets you steal any site, a 21-year-old who collapsed his browser into his terminal, and the thing that catches your API changing before your users do.
gm legends, happy Monday.
Today: the former OpenAI CTO ships a model that admits it isn't the strongest, a bot that broke your app before your users could, and a solo dev who figured out how to turn a drum recording into sheet music on your own machine.
gm legends, happy Sunday.
Today: a world map with a filter that deletes famous places, open source comes for your $300 SEO bill, and a duck that knows that discount is fake.
gm legends, happy Saturday.
Today: a solo dev turned Japan into a progress bar, a synth claims it can outlast the universe, and your agent finally gets a real text editor.
gm legends, happy Friday.
Today: your AI tools start comparing notes, the engine inside SolidWorks lands on your iPad, and the loudest founders on X finally get ranked. Plus, OpenAI Day is a week out.
gm legends, happy Thursday.
Vercel Day is live and the launches are stacking up. In today's pile: a cryptographer who built inference that can't read your code, Reddit's complaints turned into a company catalog, and a real wind tunnel running in a browser tab. Your votes decide who takes the $12k.
