Higgsfield went from $1b to $1.35b in annualized run rate in a single month.
That’s a 35% increase, and now they’re on their way to a $2b annualized run rate. 🤯
We’re on track to hit $2B in annualized run rate in the next 3 months.
We crossed $1B and got faster. In October we hit $1.35B.
Higgsfield is the third-largest independent, private AI-native company by annualized revenue, behind only Anthropic and OpenAI.
When they go public, Higgsfield becomes the largest AI-native company still private.
AI video is going to be a trillion-dollar market. This is only the beginning.
We’re on track to hit $2B in annualized run rate in the next 3 months.
We crossed $1B and got faster. In October we hit $1.35B.
Higgsfield is the third-largest independent, private AI-native company by annualized revenue, behind only Anthropic and OpenAI.
When they go public, Higgsfield becomes the largest AI-native company still private.
AI video is going to be a trillion-dollar market. This is only the beginning.
I’m building a Roblox game with my kids.
I’m trying a new approach of using Xmind to map out the entire game with AI before using Claude, and I’m loving it.
Try Xmind: https://t.co/2JRZ4AI9wy
To the people who brag about getting blocked by @theo@levelsio or someone else with a big following:
You seem to think you’ve won some sort of battle.
In reality, you’re a complete stranger who showed up in someone’s replies, acted like a condescending prick, and got removed from their life in two seconds.
They won’t lose sleep over it. They probably forgot you existed five seconds later.
And the funniest part is how you always end with some variation of “I used to look up to you” or “Sad, I used to be inspired by you.”
You were inspired by them. Cool. They have no idea who you are.
As if being inspired by someone entitles you to their time, attention, or tolerance for your bullshit comments.
It doesn’t.
There’s a difference between disagreeing with someone and being an asshole.
Most of you are the latter and then play the victim card when someone decides they’ve had enough.
Companies that let you run AI locally on your own computer are going to win in the end.
Unlimited tokens. No usage caps. No worrying about hitting limits.
Your hardware is the only real bottleneck.
There's something incredibly appealing about that.
@thewebAI app is officially live for everyone.
Expert AI running on your laptop. The more powerful your device, the more it can do.
Download the app: https://t.co/B6H97CT9gJ
Deep dive on our AI iOS Designer workflow 🧵
Before Quest, I worked on Stitch and spent hours trying to understand how designers' jobs would evolve with AI.
Now I'm working with @premiumtantan every day on Quest, and I think we finally figured something out.
Introducing Quest, the personal agent that studies you like a profiler.
Quest is for believers-only. It requires radical transparency: full access to your life so your agent can craft your memory.
If you give it a shot, you’ll unlock a personal advisor, always in your corner, helping you and encouraging you to start your quests.
Quest is built different:
1. Memory from day one: 100+ wiki files created on you, all your relationships mapped.
2. Phone-Use: Quest has its own Android phone, and can control messaging apps like WhatsApp, Instagram or TikTok.
3. Fluid UI: Quest builds tailor-made iOS mini-apps around each of your quests.
4. Mothership of AI Assistants: Quest can manage your Instinct and Muse on your behalf.
5. Self-Improving Proactivity Harness: Quest reacts to anything, not just your email, and its proactivity evolves from your feedback and its own mistakes.
It's actually shocking how good Figma's MCP is and how virtually no one is talking about it.
Like bro, you can design literally anything you can dream up in Figma and have Claude build it pixel-perfect in under 5 minutes.
Designers are so caught up in playing developer that they're overlooking the very thing they've spent their entire careers wishing was possible.