I'm excited to finally share what we've been working on!
For the last 8 months, we've been building Biscuit: an all-in-one platform for building a business. Product, payments, emails, hosting and operations built in.
Today we're opening the waitlist π
Agents explain things in walls of text. π
You ask how a system works, how a bug happens, or what a plan looks like, and you get twelve paragraphs back.
So I built https://t.co/QpbIAZ03rQ. Your agent draws what itβs explaining instead: https://t.co/6y0BTOsuep
Say hello to Brand Studio in Biscuit π
You describe your idea, then pick a name and a logo. After that we build three complete design directions and you choose one.
The fun part is how different they come out. A landing page for popup store waitlists got back a loud orange market stall, and a quiet editorial page with a serif and one photo. Same prompt, same product.
Before you commit you can shuffle the layout, swap the colors, ask for a similar style or just hit "surprise me".
Then whichever one you pick becomes the direction every other screen gets built from.
Try now β https://t.co/xpxCURdIZv
With Biscuit we have a durable execution system where we run the agent harness in the browser, and hand it over to a server when the browser tab closes.
Now someone talked to Biscuit in Slack, and since I had the project open, my browser tab ran the agent harness and answered π
A nice side effect is that all our logic runs on spot instances now, because it is built with the assumption that it can crash at any time (since browsers literally "crash" at any time when the user closes their tab).
I never have to wait to test a time-based app again...
Traveling time is supported in our automatic end to end tester!
Can't wait to see what crazy time-based apps it will need to test from users...
btw if you havent set your {codex | claude | gemini | devin} automations to autoresearch how to improve your seo/aeo every week you are really truly missing out on free, should-be-commoditizing-but-weirdly-untapped alpha
I've always wanted a tool that gives me inspirations for the hero of a landing page and let me iterate easily. And be fast. like really fast! So I am building one! You describe what you want, it generates a hero with image, typography, layout, all composed together in a few different aesthetic directions. Then you iterate: swap fonts, adjust colors, regenerate the image, whatever you need.
@1Umairshaikh@aryanlabde We run evals on the different areas (design, data modeling, logic) and choose the best model based on that. Right now it's a combination of Sonnet/Opus/Fable, GPT 5.5, Kimi 2.7, Haiku and GLM 5.2. Here's more info on how we evaluate: https://t.co/YOSAtw2UoS
The great thing about the Slack UX is that it's simple by default: just a chat.
But then you can thread into messages, which adds a horizontal layer which is great for agents.
In Biscuit the chat is more like a task with threads, but I'm tempted to make it more like Slack.
@ryanvogel Slack is close to being the perfect UI for most apps. Iβm betting that most user interfaces, even IDEs, will eventually converge toward a Slack-like design.