Today's Leaderboard focuses on making you scroll a bit less and build a bit more. From your brain, to products, to your calendar we've picked out a couple of products that should help you finally make use of that domain you bought years ago.
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Lovable 2.0 is leveling up vibe coding by allowing builders to edit components directly in the preview and directly collaborate with others without needing to export the code. Plus there’s now a security scan that highlights vulnerabilities and a dev mode so you can make Lovable your project’s IDE.
🔥 Our take: Lovable’s latest update takes vibe coding within a single software from something where MVPs are built to becoming a serious collaboration tool where full products can continue to be developed. We’re approaching a Canva moment for building products.
Braingate.io is probably the antithesis of doomscrolling. Its goal is to break your browsing with quizzes and questions to help your brain is growing and not rotting.
🔥 Our take: While popups can be invasive and annoying, Braingate takes a nice subtle approach and isn’t trying to sell you anything other than knowledge. It feels a bit like a browser version of Brain Age from Nintendo.
Tweek takes out as much clutter as possible from calendars and to-do lists to help you focus on checking things off. They’ve recently added sub-stacks with additional themes that help declutter your daily meets and tasks.
🔥 Our take: While there are to-do apps galore, we appreciate the simplicity of the design here. It feels different and once you get used to how simple it is, checking up on tasks doesn’t feel as overwhelming.
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