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OpenAI has launched “ChatGPT Atlas” — an AI-powered web browser with built-in agent mode for real-time research and task automation. Currently on macOS, coming soon to Windows and mobile.

Kirana owners alone can't fight against the quick commerce race. Instead, they need to built a network of all Kirana Shop Owners in neighbourhood to compete against tech giants. I have an idea. Will disclose it soon!!

Meetio Launching soon. More about it - it's a micro Saas for business meeting optimization.Also any one could use it it will be launched soon by month end and it will be completely free ...

It's 25th of July and showcase will end soon ! whom do you think the deserving ideas to be built and win the showcase ? Comment Below 👇🏻

Got an idea should you invest your time in app which could help you probably grow and give you consistency in your life probably it will be game changer app i will soon try in medial startup program

WHY DOES INSTAGRAM ND FACEBOOK HAVE THEIR OWN IN APP BROWSERS. is it just to track users activity in those websites. Or they wantedly make bad In app browsers just to get basic work done and Get back to using the apps. Every app is designed to make

🚀 Perplexity just launched its own browser — Comet. And it's seriously clean. This isn't just another Chrome clone. It’s an AI-first browser built to save time and give direct answers while you browse. 🧠 What makes it stand out? • Built-in Perple

Started using the Medial app today and noticed that on save, it still uses plain old browser pop-ups to showcase it's saved. Funny enough, but UI looks really good.

It's time to reveal the name of the product I built in 7 days challenge - "QIKDO" A productivity tool - simple note taking app, more features coming soon... Now in Play Store closed testing! Want early access? Comment or DM. Let's build this toge

Perplexity AI is in talks with smartphone manufacturers to get its Comet AI browser pre-installed on devices, a direct move against Google Chrome’s long standing dominance. If it works, millions of users could soon be defaulting to an AI-native brow