OpenAI vs Google

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OpenAI vs Google

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Happy Tuesday, legends. Welcome back to another edition of The Frontier — our weekly newsletter covering the best new AI launches on Product Hunt. .

TOP LAUNCHES

Claude in your rep

Claude Code for the web brings Anthropic’s AI development environment to the browser. Connect your GitHub repos, describe the task, and it runs securely in the cloud while you track progress in real time. You can run multiple repos at once, generate pull requests automatically, and even manage everything from your phone.
Sonura is an AI music studio you can open in your browser. It builds loops, vocals, effects, and full tracks in seconds so you can move from idea to sound without getting stuck in menus.
diny watches your staged changes and writes the conventional commit message you’d have typed anyway. It works right in your terminal or Git client, nudging your history from random notes into a crystal-clear timeline. One line about feature, bugfix, or chore, automated and consistent.
Supamail AI cleans up your inbox before you even open it. It scans your recent emails, sorts them by sender and topic, and serves a tidy summary instead of a scrolling nightmare. No fancy workflow or endless tabs, just a clear view of what actually matters, built with privacy baked in.
Nora is the first AI coding agent made for Web3. It writes, tests, and deploys smart contracts securely, built from the ground up to handle the quirks of blockchain. No hallucinated logic, no broken deploys, just end-to-end dApp building with guardrails that actually make sense.

WHAT’S HOT

Move over Chrome, there’s a new kid on the block

OpenAI just dropped its own browser, ChatGPT Atlas — and it’s gunning straight for Chrome. Available now on macOS (Windows and mobile coming soon), Atlas builds ChatGPT right into the browser so you can chat, summarize, or even rewrite text directly on any page.

There’s a split-screen view that keeps ChatGPT open alongside whatever site you’re on, plus a “cursor chat” that lets you highlight text and ask the AI to fix or explain it. A “memory” feature personalizes your browsing over time, though privacy questions are bound to follow.

The catch? Its full “agent mode,” which lets ChatGPT actually take actions for you, is limited to paid users. Still, with everyone from Google to Perplexity racing to make browsers smarter, Atlas is OpenAI’s loudest signal yet that the web itself is the next AI frontier.

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