Today’s the last day you can nominate your favorite products of 2022 to win a Golden Kitty Award. This year’s trophy is looking really sharp, if we do say so ourselves.
In today’s digest: Slack tools to help improve your workflow and Prince Harry’s memoir. Separately, of course.
Would you be shocked if we told you that generative AI made it into Slack, too? The use case or problem space here seems pretty obvious. Slack content is so dynamic and ephemeral that it’s nearly impossible to find it again. The solution? Just ask your AI teammate, d’oh.
Albus is one of those AI teammates. This Slack bot uses GPT-3 to help you write emails, document code, fix bugs, and answer questions. You can use it in your DMs and add it to public channels and group chats.
Somi AI and Question Base work similarly. The makers behind the latter say that the motivation behind building Question Base was “to offload the busy experts answering the same questions.” The bot learns from previously asked questions and improves its accuracy from others rating its responses.
There's life outside AI, too.
Lounge for Slack is a digital space you can use to build connections with your teammates in a more relaxed and fun way. You can play games like Pictionary, as well as host watch parties. Before you ask, there’s no AI to beat you at Trivia.
Thena helps you handle customer support directly from Slack. You can use it to identify and track customer requests from shared Slack channels and also connect it to any other tools, like Zendesk and Intercom.
Google Mentions Slackbot lets you know when the Internet talks about your product, so you don’t miss important mentions.
Today, making a single video requires multiple tools, multiple people, and sometimes weeks of work.
Using Guidde, anyone in an organization can create, edit, and publish video and documentation for any software in less time than it takes to brew a cup of coffee.
We serve customers of all types and sizes, from small businesses to large enterprises. Our platform is designed to be flexible and scalable, catering to the unique needs of startups, educational institutions, and multinational corporations alike.
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“Sucked in by the hype around Prince Harry’s memoir? Or inspired to get that Booker Prize finalist that Harper was reading in White Lotus?” Well, yeah. According to the New York Times, Tertulia takes a novel approach to book discovery by highlighting what people are saying across the Web.
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Lumio Pro uses AI to personalize how you’re managing your finances. You can use it to manage your joint accounts, current accounts, credit card, investments, ISAs, savings, and properties.
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Lookup lets you upload a CSV and ask questions in natural language to get insights from your data.
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ensemble is like BeReal for music discovery. Every day at the same time, everyone is asked to share a song with their friends, listen to songs shared by others, and nominate the best one they’ve received.
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Lacking inspiration? Here are 100+ SaaS ideas that you can build with AI.
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Ryan Hoover launched Signature Block, a newsletter for fund managers, covering topics like how to fundraise from LPs, source deal flow, and support founders.
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Devs, Airtest lets you automatically generate unit tests using AI for C#, C++, Go, Java, JavaScript, PHP, Python, R Lang, Ruby, and Swift code.
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Apple launched Business Connect to put your business on the map, just like Google Maps allows you to do.