I’ve been testing @extradotemail for a while and love the current experience as well as all the places I could see their approach extending in to. Congrats on the launch!
1. Create an account and try it at the link below.
Millions of AI agents are already shopping.
Over $200M has already been paid out to creatives like you on Contra.
https://t.co/go5eiTvsuX
I'm excited to announce Oboe's new layout, plus better course management controls.
It's a step change improvement to the product, but it also lays the foundation for other features we have in the works...
Another day, another leap towards personalized learning for everyone.
Introducing Contra Payments.
The first payments platform that lets you sell to AI Agents.
RT + Comment “Contra” and I’ll send you 100 products AI agents are looking for.
Think it. Say it. Done.
The average person spends 3 hours typing + switches 1,000 tabs per day.
That ends today.
Meet Lemon: The first voice-to-action AI agent that turns your voice commands into finished tasks.
RT + Comment "Lemon" to get free access for 30 days.
(must be following so I can DM you)
Monologue is now on iOS.
@naveennaidu_m built a smart dictation app used by thousands daily. The most prolific users speak 5,000+ words a day—more than two hours of typing saved.
Today it goes mobile. https://t.co/rJSTNseAzC
First of 3 videos I plan to make about the concept of “Visual Builders”. In 2026, you’ll be able to build and deploy full apps with AI and all without an IDE. 2026 is when most vibe coders switch to being Visual Builders.
Love your take on this topic @jackcheng Fun reliving some of those agency days through your words! For what it’s worth, I think you had good taste when you arrived 😀
"Taste is the moat" might be the vaguest advice in AI right now.
There are two kinds of taste—personal preference and cultural tastefulness—and they work very differently.
@JackCheng pulls them apart: https://t.co/6NkmGWjWPV
thinking: at a certain point in your career you become a reference node — for past founders you’ve worked with, past colleagues, co-investors being interviewed by firms, etc.
I have come to see these not as favors or a nuisance but rather an opportunity to fine tune the future ecosystem.
too much diligence in this world is done by proxy (brands and roles on resumes and soundbites in the market). do the diligence first hand, and when you’re part of the process, take it seriously for the sake of the next gen of leaders.
How do you keep up with the web?
I'm a news hound, and I find social feeds too noisy. So I'm experimenting with something new in Click—a completely private feed reader, that lets you follow blogs, newsletters / substacks, YouTube channels, Bluesky creators, subreddits, and more.
Now when you're browsing, a follow button appears right in your address bar—one tap to add any source to your feed. Save anything for later with a reading list, and everything stays in sync across all your devices.
Here's an early peek at what I'm exploring. Would love to hear how you stumble upon new sources and follow your favorite creators.
(Oh, and some highly requested fixes dropping tomorrow, thanks for bearing with me)
— @jackbogdan
After taking a small break from Fitbit and Google, I’m starting something new and very personal.
As a co-founder of Fitbit, I thought I understood health tech. Caring for my parents from afar changed that perception.Trying to help manage their care was frustrating. Their data was all across portals, apps attachments, texts, and paper. I was constantly surprised at changes in their condition, unexpected dr visits, or other events. I looked for tools to help.
And I realized health tech for the family has a long way to go. This experience is a big reason that I, along with my Fitbit co-founder, Eric, are announcing Luffu (“loo-foo”) @weluffu
We’re building something I want for my family and your family. Software now and hardware in the future, weaved together in an intelligent family care system that gives families peace of mind. Join our waitlist: https://t.co/lMT3xJj0JQ