😸 Your mood on the aux

gm legends, happy Wednesday.

Moodify runs the soundtrack for however cooked or calm you are today, Fellow 5.0 tames meetings without forcing a bot into every call, Devlo gives your team one shared room to actually ship software, and Gabe’s Stickerbox review makes a very strong case for the “magic box” era of kids’ toys.

Moodify listens to you talk about your day, then builds a playlist that matches your mood, energy, and what you’re doing, using your Spotify or Apple Music library. Instead of picking from a hundred “focus” or “chill” mixes, you just say where your head’s at and let it sort the tempo, genre, and vibe for you.

🔥 Our Take: Most of us just smash shuffle and then skip half the queue anyway. Offloading that tiny daily decision to something that actually pays attention to how you’re doing feels weirdly intimate in a good way, like handing the aux to a friend who has seen your last five burnouts and knows exactly what to put on.

Gabe wrote a long, very dad-core review of Stickerbox, the little red “magic box” his 5-year-old now races through her morning routine to earn time with. He walks through how it feels more like a real toy than an AI gadget: fast, reliable prints, a big friendly button, simple “hold, talk, get a sticker” flow, and safety filters that hold up even under weird prompts. 

Most of the post is really about what it does for his kid though: creativity, language practice (they’re using it for English in Japan), patience, and all the coloring and sticker-peeling fine motor stuff, which is why he ends up calling it one of the rare tech toys that actually earns a permanent spot in their quiet-time kit.

Devlo is a shared home for your whole software lifecycle. Start or edit projects in a browser chat, see live previews of your real frontend, deploy with a click, turn tickets into PRs, and get high-signal reviews that actually learn your team’s style. Non-dev teammates can tweak flows, test designs, and send PRs from the same place, while leaders get a clean view of what the team and the AI are actually shipping.

🔥 Our Take: The AI dev stack right now is a pile of helpful goblins that do one thing each, then vanish and leave you with the glue work. Devlo aims for something closer to the big-company setup, where one system quietly follows the work from idea to deploy. If it really keeps context stitched together across chat, GitHub, Jira, and reviews, that is less “new tool” and more “finally, everyone is in the same room.”

Fellow 5.0 gives you meeting notes and recaps without forcing a goofy bot into every call. You can record with or without a bot, keep everything under your own security rules, and use AI templates tuned for different meeting types instead of one generic wall of text. Zapier workflows and an API make it easy to push those notes into the rest of your stack.

🔥 Our Take: Meeting tools have gone full “surprise, there’s a stranger in your Zoom” lately. The interesting shift here is treating the bot as optional and the workflow as the main event. Capture the call however you want, then wire the output into whatever actually runs your team. Less mascot, more muscle.