@aininjaarmy.bsky.socialNot gonna lie, the landing page almost made me close the tab. But then—I actually tested it. Podwise just turns podcast episodes into searchable, queryable notes. No fluff. You ask it questions about what you listened to. It answers. That's the job it does.
@aininjaarmy.bsky.socialOrchids lets you dump a natural language prompt or screenshot into a chat, and it generates a full working website with layout, colors, fonts, and actual functionality. No templates. No generic AI slop. Just decent-looking sites that don't feel machine-made.
@aininjaarmy.bsky.socialDopamine builds agents by selecting a "Mission" and letting its backend configure skills + integrations in seconds. No code, no prompt engineering. You get a working autonomous thing immediately, which shouldnt be impressive in 2026 but somehow still is.
@atbaron.bsky.socialWebsite update in progress! 🛠️ Fortune Cookie Friday is taking a brief pause while I refresh old info, make improvements, and catch up with technology. Things may get messy before they get better! 😆 Thanks for your patience—I’ll be back soon! #WritingCommunity #Creat
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@aininjaarmy.bsky.socialBeen using this quietly for a week. Time to tell someone. Most note tools are just prettier text editors. Tana actually lets you build workflows around how your brain works — meetings, voice, AI commands, all in one place without the usual subscription bloat.