Try it here

I was wondering how much I was paying for Netflix, ChatGPT and the other subscriptions right now, as in right this second.

I drew this sketch in Figma and handed it over to Claude.

it came back with an artifact, Claude’s way of working on a deliverable. Here’s what it made

Reactions on the tweet can be summarized as anxiety.

Every time I make a video I ask myself, why does this take so many steps? And why is it almost the same steps every time?

So I made a video editor. You type in your video like a blog post, and the app turns it into a full video with a soundtrack.

You can try it here

Oblique strategies are hints to push you out of a creative block. You take a card from the deck and do whatever it means to you.

This is a React-three-fiber version.

When you save your videos in a video app, they are typically 10 times larger than you want them to be.

Web version

Mac/Windows version

Using Chrome's built-in AI (in beta as of 2024)

The Chrome team is building AI into Chrome, and it's fast. I made a small React app that submits a new prompt on every single keystroke. The latency is often below 100ms, making it feel nearly instant.

Seems light on resources. It uses the GPU when it can.

We made an app that lets you drag in a video and make changes by typing pic.twitter.com/uMoMB2Wt20

— Morten Just (@mortenjust) December 5, 2023

As I was building my made-by-AI iOS app, I found myself prompting ChatGPT with, act as a lawyer, as a pm, as a frontend engineer.

I could make GPTs, but that's not where the conversations take place on a team. That happens in Slack. So wouldn't it be easier to just have those bots in Slack?

And what if you give them tasks? Shouldn't they just join whatever task app the team is using, like Trello, Asana or Linear?

Or maybe they should have their own bot board, because, let's face it, they're a little different.

I think this might be the first iOS app purely written by AI to make it to the app store. Shortly after GPT-4 came out I wondered if it could write an entire app. SwiftUI apps can neatly fit into a single file, so I asked ChatGPT to generate that one file.

I generated the app icon with Midjourney and had ChatGPT write the App Store copy.

MovieTodayApp.swift

MovieTodayApp.swift. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.

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First ChatGPT-generated app hits the App Store

5 Movies, likely the first iPhone app generated almost entirely by ChatGPT, was approved by Apple and published on the App Store late Thursday night.

Cult of MacD. Griffin Jones

‎5 Movies

‎Daily 5 Movies takes the hassle out of movie night. Enjoy a fresh list of five handpicked movies every day, perfect for any mood. Features: - 5 movies chosen daily for a mix of genres - Check out trailers before diving in - Quick movie overviews to pique your interest - Discover where to stream ea…

App StoreMorten Petersen

The Sonos app is notoriously slow to use, I think mainly because you have a many-to-many relationship between audio sources and speakers—and combinations of speakers!

This is not unlike many other things we use, like file explorers. And the way they solve the complexity is drag and drop. So here's an app that does that for Sonos.

A few years ago, I took the Bart from Mission to to Embarcadero every morning. The image above shows what it felt like. Squashed between morning commuters, I came up with a fix. Note how people tend to flock around the doors. The rest of the train is completely empty.

What if instead it could look like this?

That's a conveyor belt. It takes up half of the train's width, and is perfectly timed with the train's current progress on the current line.

The destination stations are marked on the conveyor belt.

You can choose to take a seat if you're going far. Just keep an eye on the conveyor belt and hop on as soon as your station comes rolling past your seat.

Finding your spot

The whole thing starts before you board the train. Walking towards the platform, signage guides you toward the right door to enter, the one that will take to you to the right spot on the conveyor belt.

A cartoon video player that only plays when the toddler’s mouth is open wide, ready for the toothbrush. It uses face tracking which is available in iOS and Android.

In many modern offices, work hours is, well, all 24 hours. That leaves little room for floor cleaners to get their work done. At the same time, workers make their way across the room multiple times a day to get their prints, scan documents, and make copies.

This product solves this problem with that problem.  

A delivery person inserts a battery of coffee capsules. They are then transported to the capsule queue using air pressure. With this, there's always a capsule ready to brew in the machine. After use, the capsule is transported to a trash container on the ground level, using nothing but gravity.