BeerMe: A social payments app built on USDC

BeerMe is a community payment platform that lets you send and collect “tokens” (USDC) like martinis ($20), beer ($8), coffee ($5), and so on, to friends. The idea is that this is a more personal way to send monetary gifts to people than just via simple bank transfer or Venmo. But while the UI is very cute, and I like the fact that the tokens are stablecoins, couldn’t you get the same effect by just Venmo-ing someone money with a cheeky tagline?

Warestack: Manage every code base with best practices.

Warestack offers a dashboard to keep tabs on all your GitHub repositories, with a built-in AI assistant to help make sense of it all. It feels like a natural fit for big companies managing dozens of repos where things can easily get chaotic. For someone like me, though, who works mostly in one or two familiar repos, it’s probably overkill. The concept is solid, but without more robust search or organization tools, I’m not sure how much clarity it actually adds. That said, if you’re wrangling a mountain of repos, Warestack might just be the helping hand you didn’t know you needed.