The minimum IQ required to end this world drops by 1 every 18 months.

Finally, got access to Rex Beta 🥳

I was going through photos from an old trip recently, and it's funny how a single picture can bring back so many little details. The weather that day. A random conversation. A place you stopped for tea. I've been working on Kindling, an iPhone app where you can collect those moments into memory trails, with photos, places, and little stories. Would love for more people to try it. apps.apple.com/us/app/kindli…

I built LofiKofi because I was tired of opening 5 different apps just to sit down and focus. One for ambient sounds. Another for Pomodoro. Another for tasks. Another for planning. So I put everything into one cozy little Mac app. 14 ambient sounds, focus sessions, kanban boards, daily todos, and your own music. No accounts. No subscriptions. Works offline. ☕ lofikofi.space

A little update on CacheVector! We’ve moved from cachevector.com to cachevector.org and launched a new website. I’m also getting back into ML tooling, with more work underway on our open-source projects, including turning HashPrep into Tablint. New home: cachevector.org

It’s honestly wild how everyone seems to have their own browser now. Feels like there’s a new one launching every other week. A few years ago, we were choosing between Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. Now we’re choosing between 20 different Chromium wrappers with slightly different sidebars.

Finally someone mentions DRM! So many browser comparisons focus on UI, vertical tabs and AI features, but barely talk about whether you can actually stream Netflix or Prime Video properly. It's genuinely a dealbreaker for me.

Getting back into ML work through @cvectordotcom! Started by revisiting my old library, HashPrep, which I'm now turning into Tablint. New website, better docs, stronger validation and security checks, and much broader coverage of dataset issues. Also planning a GUI down the road, so you're not limited to just the CLI or library. Feels good to be building in this space again.

Splashy now has a new home ✨ trysplashy.app And version 2.0.0 is coming soon. A pretty big update is on the way. More on that afterwards 👀

Lofikofi 2.1 is out ☕️ The room got cozier: • three painted rooms, Oat Milk, Matcha & Lavender Dusk, each with a day and night look • a hand-painted window that fills in as you switch on each sound • a little cup for your focus timer that empties as you work • a new sleepy-mug icon Free update if you already have it. One-time purchase, works offline, no account. apps.apple.com/us/app/lofiko…

800+ downloads for Patterns 🎉 patternsocd.com

Just launched Kindling, my new iOS app! ✨ We take hundreds of photos when we travel, but rarely revisit them. And over time, the little details start fading. Kindling turns those photos into memory trails, complete with maps, moments, notes, and voice memories. A little place for the trips you don't want to forget. No accounts. No cloud. Just your memories, on your iPhone. apps.apple.com/us/app/kindli…

Patterns 1.10 is out 🌿 This update makes the app a little calmer and a lot more accessible: • Optional Calm Insights • Quieter endings after journal + practice sessions • Interfaces in English, Portuguese (Brazil), German, Japanese, Spanish, and French Your entries stay exactly as you wrote them, and your language preference stays on your device. patternsocd.com

Codex usage has been pretty pathetic for me the last few days. A few genuinely useful prompts and somehow I’ve burned through my weekly limits in 2-3 days. Really disappointing, especially when I actually rely on it for work. Might be time to move back to Claude again.

Had a pretty low day for app downloads today after a long stretch of things going really well. A little disappointing, but that’s business. Some days are great, some aren’t. Nothing to do except keep improving, keep shipping, and hope tomorrow is better.

Rezumate is not just an iPhone app anymore. The website just got a big upgrade, and you can now test your resume against a real job description directly in the browser before jumping into the app to improve it further. Upload your resume, paste the JD, get your ATS-style score, and see exactly where the gaps are. No account needed, and everything stays private in your browser. Try it and tell me what score your resume gets 👀 rezumate.app

Yellow leaves? Fungus gnats? Not sure when to water or repot? 🌿 We’ve collected Cambium’s practical, source-backed houseplant care guides in one place. Explore the plant-health library: getcambiumapp.com/plant-heal…

Opus 5.5 might have just ruined me for promo video work. I made a promotional video for Tumble with it using high effort, spent maybe 15-20 minutes total, and I genuinely love what it came up with. The speed + quality combo is kind of ridiculous. This is exactly the kind of AI workflow I want more of.

The recent growth on Tumble has been making me so happy. After weeks of experimenting, tweaking, and trying to improve the experience, it finally feels like the app is starting to get the traction it deserves. Still early, but this feels really good. apps.apple.com/us/app/tumble…

10 days and counting… 🫠 My iOS app has been sitting in “Waiting for Review” since Sep 17. Is anyone else experiencing longer-than-usual App Store review times lately?