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Enterprise GTM @Base44 | Ex-Google | Ex-HubSpot

[Base44 @Base44]

Our Superagent is now a Chrome extension that lives inside your browser.

Your Superagent sees what you see, and acts in real time. It can fill forms, pull data, book tickets, and update CRMs - all on the page in front of you.

[Base44 @Base44]

Developers!

Look how @dorchaouat used the Base44 CLI to build a whiteboard tool - AI chat, realtime collaboration, and image generation, all on a backend he didn't have to wire up.

Join our Dev Build-Off (July 21–28) and build anything you want to win $10,000.

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[Base44 @Base44]

For decades,
“can’t” ended ideas.
Not anymore.
Can't is dead.

[Base44 @Base44]

Base 1 is live – Base44's own model, trained on real builder data, so it already knows what you're trying to build.

Today, Base44 becomes the first app-creation platform with its own AI model, and it's already live in production, serving builders right now.

We built it and trained it on tens of millions of real interactions on the platform. That means Base 1 learned exactly the kind of work builders do on Base44 every day, so it understands the shape of a real app from the first prompt.

For builders, everything you already use stays exactly where it is. Base 1 joins the lineup, and the platform automatically picks the best model for whatever you're building. You describe what you want, and the right model goes to work behind the scenes.

Because it's trained on real Base44 builds, Base 1 is built for the full arc of making an app, from a plain-language idea through the working backend that runs it. It already holds its own against the leading models, and it gets better every time someone builds on Base44.

Owning our own model means we can keep improving it for the exact things builders do here, and shape where it's headed next. This is the first of many steps, with bigger models and faster iteration on the way.

[Base44 @Base44]

@OpenAI just dropped their newest models GPT‑5.6 Sol and Terra. They're already inside Base44

[Maor Shlomo @MaorShlomo]

Introducing: Base 1
Our first model in a series of models trained and optimised to create incredible web applications.
the bet, and why we made it:

[Maor Shlomo @MaorShlomo]

a few months ago we kicked off the @Base44 accelerator. we backed a handful of teams building on base44 and mentored them closely the whole way.

here's where some of them are now.

Roomly hit 30,000 users in five months with zero marketing spend, and 6,000 of them come back every month.

Got2Eat crossed 3,000 users in its first few days live.

Ruumr launched six weeks ago and already has over 50,000 of organic visits and a partnership with a university student union.

Mana are two Harvard Business School students building a full neobank on base44 and and they've already raised $250K

almost all of them are one or two people who described what they wanted and built it on base44.

a few years ago this took a company. today it takes one person with an idea and a weekend.

and they're just getting started.

[Maor Shlomo @MaorShlomo]

now, a person who's blind can hear exactly what's in any photo or video that lands in their WhatsApp or iMessage.

the real detail, right away. what's on the plate in front of them, or the video their kid just sent from the school play. they talk to our superagent in braille or by voice, and it tells them what's there.

and it goes past describing, straight to the thing they actually needed. a video of the fridge comes back as a shopping list. point it at a bill and it reads out the sender, the amount and the due date. a medicine box turns into its name and dosage, spoken clearly. it handles price tags, screens, street signs, even a restaurant plate laid out like a clock face. and it flags what matters before anyone asks: a cable across the floor, a folded rug, an expiry date.

describing is only where it starts. because this is a full superagent, they can just ask for the next thing to happen, out loud or in writing, and it happens. email this receipt to my accountant. add the milk and eggs to my shopping reminder. reply to this message. put this appointment in my calendar. send this to my daughter. all of it from inside the one conversation they're already in, without leaving for another app or a screen reader.

for a lot of people that's the difference between waiting for someone to be free to help, and just doing it themselves. what color is this shirt, how much cash is in my hand, what does this envelope say, is my son smiling in this photo. the small things most of us never think twice about, done on their own, inside the app they live in all day.

and when a shot isn't clear, it still gets them there. it tells them what it could make out, what it missed, and exactly how to reframe: which shelf to point at, how slowly to move. so they're never left stuck.

Dov from our support team spent a few days building this as a superagent skill. then he drove out to use it with people firsthand. the reaction stayed with him. they told him they'd never had a tool that works like this inside WhatsApp or iMessage, where their whole day already happens.

technology should give people more of the world, on their own terms. this is the kind of thing i started @Base44 to make possible.

[Base44 @Base44]

Let your app handle the repetitive work for you. Set the trigger once and get follow-ups and reminders that run on their own.

[Maor Shlomo @MaorShlomo]

This is actually one of our most important releases, ever

And it helps overcome the most annoying things in vibe coding (change one thing, mess up another)

[Base44 @Base44]

We recently released a built-in testing agent that runs your app’s key flows in a real browser and catches issues before your users do.

Here's how it works↓

[Avante Price @AvantePrice]

I'm excited to announce Posh’s $37M Series B, led by @FirstMarkCap.

6 years ago, people told us a better events platform was a solved problem. 8m users and $350M in GMV later, we're just getting started.

For more on our vision and what's next: https://t.co/EQ9QuH0Peg

[Flo @mindtheflo]

🤭 OMG, we’re all building the same thing right now! @cursor_ai @NotionHQ @notis_ai; different ICP and UI, same product. We’re so fucked.

[Notis @notis_ai]

The difference between a $1M founder and a $10M founder isn't always talent. sometimes it's just that one figured out how to stop doing $20/hr tasks.

[ilker @ailker]

Found a way to make nano-banana-pro insanely cost-effective on @fal

I built a workflow that generates 9 4K images for a total of $0.21. That’s just $0.023 per image.

That is a ~92% cost reduction.

The key is grid generation. I added a 'Crop Node' as a workflow utility specifically for this. It takes the grid output, splits it, and then we upscale everything using SeedVR

[Adit @aditabrm]

I'm hiring a chief of staff to work with me as we scale @reductoai

This role will be a really rare look at everything that happens at a scaling startup. You'll directly work with me on 7-figure enterprise deals, hiring, product planning, fundraising and everything in between.

The flip side is that this role comes with really high expectations.

There should be no work that is beneath you, you'll have a lot of important work on your plate with tight timelines, and you'll have to context switch constantly.

JD below!

[Karim @Karim_RC]

We have a temporary issue with our domain. You can pre-order Ongo here: https://t.co/DTf6w4IBZD

[Google Gemini @GeminiApp]

Nano Banana Pro combines state-of-the-art text rendering with Gemini 3’s advanced reasoning to unlock a whole new world of possibilities for your product mockups, posters, infographics and more.

Dive into some of our favorite use cases 🧵

[Brian Halligan @bhalligan]

Sasan, the CEO of Intuit grew their market cap from $50billion to $180billion.  Learnings on:
1. How to scale a 2nd channel w partners (90% of rev's) 2. Scaling the sh-t out of SMB
3. The downside of analytics in product management
4. My favorite CEO question
5. How to keep the coal face on the customer as you scale.
6. Why shadowing is better than mentoring
7. A case study in 2nd acts -- app to platform
8. Sasan's #1 hiring criteria
9. What non-founder scaleup CEOs have in common.

If you want the 3 minute tl;dr, it is 43minutes in.

[Starlink @Starlink]

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