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gm legends, happy Tuesday.

Here’s today’s lineup: CatDoes spins up native mobile apps from whatever you describe and lets a swarm of agents handle the heavy lifting, Hatable shows up purely to roast your website into emotional dust, and FlickNote gives you a dead-simple way to speak your ideas and actually find them later.

CatDoes sends a team of agents to build a native mobile app from whatever you describe. Screens, logic, flows, the whole thing, they generate it, adjust it, and prep it for publishing without you stitching everything together manually.

🔥 Our Take: The idea here is basically: hand the work to agents and see how far they can get without you babysitting every step. Whether it becomes your main way to ship apps depends on what you’re making, but the concept of agents taking on the heavy lifting is at least an interesting direction for people who don’t want to tinker with every detail.

fmerian started a thread asking: “Did Anthropic win the AI coding race?” He points out how the latest Claude release from Anthropic has stirred things up, and now the community’s weighing in — not just on benchmarks, but on what “winning” even means in this space.

If you’ve been watching AI coding tools, this is where people are dropping their current verdicts, surprises and doubts.

Hatable is an agent built to roast your website instead of complimenting it. You drop a URL, it crawls your page, figures out what you think you do, and then tears it apart with zero politeness. No sugarcoating, no “great job,” no fake encouragement.

🔥 Our Take: The idea here is pretty simple: if no one will tell you the truth about your landing page, let something that doesn’t care about your feelings do it. Sometimes you need a roast, not a review.

FlickNote transforms your voice into searchable text with one tap. Record your thoughts, get accurate AI transcription, and automatically tag and categorize everything so you can find it later without searching through chaos. Privacy-first, lightning fast, and available on mobile + browser.

🔥 Our Take: FlickNote isn’t trying to be the next big workspace. It’s admitting something that a lot of us already know: typing is slow and forgettable. If you can just talk ideas out and then see them live, tagged, searchable, the barrier to capturing good thoughts drops a lot.