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Most AI chats leave you with text you still have to rebuild somewhere else.
Littlebird finishes the last mile.
Ask it in plain language for a webpage, a PDF, a CSV, or a Markdown doc, and it builds the file from an understanding of your work.
It can be a client-ready brief, a personal site, or a CSV of the prospects you just discussed.
You can then refine it in the same conversation, download it, or share an HTML with a link.
Every one lands in your Library on the side panel.
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That follow-up you forgot? A little bird remembered.
Littlebird helps you keep track of emails, Slack threads, and docs. Even the one you swore you’d come back to.
Try Littlebird for free.
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your boss pings you at 11pm about wrong numbers in the client deck.
we read the transcript of the pricing meeting
we fixed the table in Notion
we booked the follow-up on your calendar
and replied in Slack
before they're done typing.
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Here we observe the corporate worker in their natural habitat.
Work to the left. Work to the right. Important details lost to the wild.
Then, evolution.
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Me working on Voice Mode for @LittlebirdAI:
(you are welcome)
youtu.be/lk3jCuITwcE?si=Lz7-…
Littlebird has a lot of people I learn from just by watching and observing their work and Alex is definitely one of them. He is in every channel, every email, every customer loop and his energy is contagious.
Whole team is cracked tbh.
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Everyone is making AI assistants, but there is simply no product on the market like Littlebird. It's an extension of your mind, and it might change your life.
One of our engineers got back hours of his week with a Littlebird routine that did boring financial research for him.
I just became Littlebird's head of growth, so I needed to see what he was doing.
I didn't believe what he'd rigged up and uh, how much money he made with it, so he showed me.
There was nothing sophisticated. No model, no magic. He noticed a boring pattern: NVIDIA tended to hold after a new all-time high, then fade.
A pattern like that only matters if you're glued to four broker tabs every morning for weeks, waiting for the one day it moves. Exhausting. So he stopped watching.
He built a Littlebird routine to run the same research every morning. Momentum, insider activity, where institutional money was rotating. Delivered to him before coffee, no tabs, no babysitting. Most days, it said hold. Some days, it flagged an activity worth action on.
That's the point of Littlebird. It does the assistant stuff every other tools promises but doesn't deliver on. The grunt work runs itself. A flooded inbox becomes a to-done list. A morning of manual research becomes a brief that's already waiting.
You can chain routines like this together in Claude Code too, but Claude can't get your screen context and make suggestions based on our proprietary memory systems.
One routine. One bored engineer.
We're dying to see what you'd build.
RT with "birdbrain" and I'll DM the first 100 people $20 of Littlebird credit.
try.littlebird.ai/shahzad
***Littlebird is a productivity and automation tool. It does not provide investment, legal, or tax advice, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Any results described are one person's experience and are not typical or guaranteed. Trading and investing carry risk, including loss of principal. Do your own research or consult a licensed professional.
I talk to customers all day, and the thing that clicks for them is this : it's not another chatbot to babysit.
It quietly keeps track and hands it back when you actually need it.
I run an AI company, and I'm exhausted by AI.
We built something different. It quietly remembers what you've seen, said, and worked on, then hands it back when you need it. Littlebird is such a powerful partner it’s closer to an extension of your mind than a piece of software. It’s private, encrypted, and we’ll never sell or train on your data.
It's the AI chief of staff everyone has promised but no one has delivered.
Your team isn't behind on AI. Their tools just forget them every night, so they start each day briefing a stranger.
Imagine it already knew everything the second they opened it.
@LittlebirdAI for Teams, coming soon. DM me for an early look.
🤖 Made with AI
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this is increasingly true for all interfaces. a powerful enough assistant can already front everything else.
a user in our discord today -
Standalone IDEs have about 6 months left to live. An interface for manually editing and refactoring doesn’t need to exist if you're not manually editing and refactoring anymore.
So what's the right interface for a dev to be working in for 8h / day? Some parts are obvious: you want to be able to spin up agents (either local or cloud agents) and to have a clean interface to keep up with all of your parallel running agents. Then you want to be able to get into the weeds whenever needed for last-mile fixes and review.
But as software engineering continues to evolve we will see more and more of the lifecycle get reinvented. How do you build a single surface that allows you to plan, spec, prototype, debug, review, QA?
Bringing Devin and Windsurf together has been our vision ever since the acquisition. Devin Desktop is our first shot at what this looks like. Excited to make this a reality today!
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