BREAKING: Apple is scared of vibe coding
they removed Anything from the App Store so we moved app building to iMessage
good luck removing this one, Apple
Every agent shows off the same thing: "book my flight"
Real people don't need help booking flights. They want annoying life tasks handled
- Cancelling subscriptions
- Family calendar organization
- Help with taxes
- Budgeting/finances
... and more
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"I am increasingly convinced that the weird part is not that Anything has more than 100 agents.
The weird part is that, pretty soon, that might not seem weird at all."
We gave a Skydive agent access to our Product Hunt account
It's reading comments, watching the leaderboard, and pinging the team every time we move up
Chat, can it crack top 3?
what if AI teammates (Grok Bot, Hermes, etc.) lived everywhere?
Introducing Skydive by Anything.
- omnichannel (Slack, email, iMessage, CLI)
- cloud native (always on, works while you sleep)
- model agnostic (Fable, GPT, Deepseek, more)
everyone gets full access from day one
let's fly. πͺ
what if AI teammates (Grok Bot, Hermes, etc.) lived everywhere?
Introducing Skydive by Anything.
- omnichannel (Slack, email, iMessage, CLI)
- cloud native (always on, works while you sleep)
- model agnostic (Fable, GPT, Deepseek, more)
everyone gets full access from day one
let's fly. πͺ
Going from prompt to an app you can serve to users is magical. It's also very hard to pull off at a scale of 1M+ users.
Anything's Marcus Lowe and his team has been able to build something incredible in a very short amount of time. E2B has been a part of that: absorbing the concurrency spikes that come with virality, keeping apps warm so builders can resume editing the second they log back in, and serving the finished apps once they ship them.
"I still don't know how you guys do that" - my favorite quote from this case study. Shout-out to both team @anything and @e2b for building something out of this world.
INTRODUCING: Analytics
Anything now shows you exactly how your apps perform
- revenue tracking
- user activity
- bounce rate
- retention
every metric that matters
baked in by default