Daily product analysis
Short original articles about products that got it right — what they do and why they win and my expert verdict. In English and Persian.
Sep 27, 2026
2Superhuman Go puts the AI assistant where the work actually happens
Superhuman Go skips the empty chat box and embeds assistance across the tools you already use — drafting replies and summarizing threads and prepping your next meeting in place. A quiet bet that the future of AI help is contextual and not another tab.
Read the analysisGPT-6 Sol and Luna: frontier AI at half the price changes the math for small teams
GPT-6 ships as two tuned variants — Sol for deep reasoning and Luna for speed. The bigger story is the price: frontier capability at roughly half of last year's cost puts serious AI inside reach of one-person studios.
Read the analysisSep 26, 2026
2Fewer is a launcher that counts how often you pick up your phone
Fewer replaces your home screen with a plain launcher and quietly shows the number most phones hide: how many times a day you pick the device up. Measurement as a design choice — and a rare anti-addiction stance in launch software.
Read the analysisCuey compares ChatGPT and Claude and Gemini in a single tab
Cuey sends one prompt to the leading AI models and lines the answers up side by side. It turns the hunch every power user already has — that models are good at different things — into a visible and decision-ready habit.
Read the analysisSep 25, 2026
2Paragraph Notes is a private Markdown home for your Mac
Paragraph Notes keeps your notes as plain Markdown files on your own disk — no account and no lock-in and no telemetry drama. Part of a wider local-first swing that treats owning your files as a feature again.
Read the analysisKiwiDesk brings macOS window tiling that feels built into the system
KiwiDesk adds keyboard-driven tiling and layouts to macOS that behave like a first-party feature — no overlay UI and no fighting the system. A study in how small utilities earn a permanent home on the dock.
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