Inventory is the enemy of profit. You buy 100 t-shirts, sell 20, and the rest sit in your garage collecting dust. Printify claims to offer the lowest prices in the industry, especially if you pay for their Premium subscription. But…
We have seen the rise of “UI generators” like V0 and Galileo. They build pretty screens, but they don’t build apps. You still have to wire up the database, handle authentication, and figure out hosting. Emergent (emergent.sh) claims to be…
For a long time, GPT-4 was the undisputed king of AI. But Claude 3.5 Sonnet has changed the conversation, especially for developers and writers who hate “AI-sounding” text. With its massive context window and the new “Artifacts” interface, Anthropic claims…
We all have “Google Fatigue.” You search for a recipe, and you have to scroll past 4 ads and a 2,000-word life story just to find the ingredients. Perplexity AI wants to end this. It is an “Answer Engine,” not…
We have all been there: The meeting is in 30 minutes, and your slide deck is currently blank. You stare at PowerPoint, paralyzing yourself over which font to choose. Gamma App claims to fix this by deleting the “blank canvas.”…
They say, “If you aren’t paying for the product, you are the product.” With Gmail, this is literally true. Google scans your receipts, your trips, and your conversations to build an ad profile on you. Fastmail offers the opposite promise:…
Dash cams are ugly. They have suction cups that fall off in the heat, and cables that dangle over your dashboard. Most premium car owners refuse to install them because they ruin the interior. Fitcamx changes the game. It replaces…
If you live by your calendar, you know the pain: Your “Deep Work” block gets interrupted by a meeting, and you forget to reschedule it. Suddenly, it’s 5 PM and you haven’t done the actual work. Reclaim.ai promises to fix…
You want to create a viral song, but you can’t sing. Or maybe you’re a songwriter who wants to hear what your lyrics would sound like if they were sung by a specific style of artist. Musicfy promises to solve…
Building a mobile app usually requires two things: $15,000 and 3 months of time. Or, if you are a developer, 300 hours of wrestling with Xcode. Rork claims to be the “Midjourney for Apps.” You type a prompt, and it…