kill the doomscroll

gm legends, happy Friday.

Here’s today’s lineup: DoDot brings back small, meaningful moments with one shared question a day for you and your friends; Migma AI builds full email campaigns from a single prompt so you can stop fighting with templates; and Flask makes feedback faster with short, no-nonsense screen recordings that actually explain things.

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DoDot gives you one shared prompt every day. You answer it, your friends do too, and you see each other’s replies side by side. It’s simple. No feeds, no filters, just a small reason to check in.

🔥 Our Take: DoDot isn’t trying to rebuild social media. It’s just giving you a reason to talk again. One question, one answer, and for once it feels like you’re actually keeping in touch instead of doomscrolling through strangers.

A thread kicked off by Nika asked: how much would you spend from your own savings to start a business? Replies ranged from “a few thousand just to test the idea” to “30–40% if I see real traction” to “zero, thanks—I’m not burning my future.” One developer nailed it: “Once it crosses into ‘can’t recover if this fails’, it stops being an experiment and becomes a gamble.”

What’s your number before you hit launch?

Migma AI builds full email campaigns from a single prompt. You write what you want to say, it handles the design, layout, and setup across Shopify, HubSpot, or Mailchimp. No templates, no tabs, no pretending to be a designer.

🔥 Our Take: Email marketing has always been a grind. Too many tools, too much fluff. Migma skips the noise and just gets the email out. It’s not trying to be clever, it’s trying to save you from hating your job for one more afternoon.

Flask lets you explain things with short videos instead of long messages. Record your screen, add notes, and share feedback that people can actually understand. It’s built for teams tired of typing the same explanations twice.

🔥 Our Take: You know that moment when a ten-minute chat could’ve been a sixty-second screen recording? That’s Flask’s whole deal. No drama, no overthinking — just show what you mean and move on.