I've been thinking about why anonymous apps keep dying while anonymity keeps being the thing people secretly want. Whisper, Secret, Yik Yak all gone, yet anonymous confession shows up everywhere.
My theory: they monetized attention, but nobody monetized the confession itself.
One thing that makes Provoke especially interesting to me is that it doesn t stop at text output. Inside the workspace, users can generate podcasts and videos as part of the workflow. That opens up really interesting possibilities:
turn research into a podcast
turn structured insights into video prompts
generate reusable media from connected context
build content workflows directly inside the system
This matters because more work is becoming multi-format.
Building FitScan AI (meal photo macros) and the part that keeps surprising me isn t the first AI guess it s the correction UX after it.
Photo logging is great until the model thinks your light olive oil drizzle is a tablespoon, or merges two sides into one item. If fixing that takes more taps than searching MyFitnessPal, people abandon the scan and go back to typing.
Our 5 newly engineered UI buttons deliver pristine 60FPS micro-interactions while maintaining sub-300ms TTFB and perfect 0.000 Cumulative Layout Shift. Designed directly for Next.js 16 edge architecture, they eliminate heavy NPM bloat by compiling directly into React 19 primitives with Tailwind CSS.
The simplest components are often the hardest to perfect. Buttons are the most frequently interacted element on the web. We engineered a suite of advanced, highly tactical buttons available in our Components Directory to solve this. Let's break down the 5 major button components you can copy-paste into your codebase right now.
Hey! I built TalentBrief and wanted to share it here. You create a candidate, upload one or more interview recordings, pick a template (or build your own), and an AI agent does the rest. It produces a full candidate assessment with scored competencies, structured insights, and a ready-to-share PDF report.
Everything is customizable. You choose which fields go into your templates, define your own scorecard criteria, and the AI evaluates against exactly what matters to you. There's also a growing library of pre-made templates if you want to get started fast. It's for anyone who needs to evaluate candidates: recruiters, hiring managers, founders, team leads. If you've ever needed to turn a conversation into a clear, shareable assessment, this is built for that.
Would love to hear your thoughts or answer any questions!
I m building WycenaCNC, a web-based tool for CNC job quoting and cost estimation.
It helps calculate material, machining time, setup, tooling, additional costs and margins. It also supports STEP file analysis and generates customer-ready quotations.
The goal is to replace a large part of manual Excel-based quoting with a faster and more consistent workflow.
There is currently a 14-day free trial with full access.
I'm Daniel, the developer of Second Brain for iPhone and iPad.
Dinner Friday at 7. Buy flowers Friday at 4. Saving that as one note leaves two things to sort out later. With optional paid AI, Second Brain is designed to separate those intentions into an Apple Calendar event and an Apple Reminder, with a receipt to inspect each result.
I'm looking for the first 10 people willing to try one small, non-sensitive capture they actually need this week.
The download and local capture, notes, reminders, events and search are free. You can test those tools for free. If you already have AI access, you can also try organizing a mixed capture. Please don't buy a subscription just to give feedback. The dinner example illustrates the intended workflow, not a recorded test.
