Matt Fusfield

Been having a lot of fun with OpenMinis.

It is always kind of interesting to me to see what tech manages to capture popular attention.

Based on this morning’s edition of The Installer from David Pierce at the Verge mentioning Notion, Craft, and Obsidian, I think the next big AI productivity tool is an AI productivity tool to help you choose a productivity tool!

It’s cool that Microsoft is using a variety of models (I really like Anthropic’s models these days) but I’m a little surprised this deal doesn’t include hosting their models on Azure, too. arstechnica.com/ai/2025/0…

New AI-powered summarize mobile app from Kagi available on iOS and Android.

I’ve been looking for an opportunity to learn ActivePieces, an automation tool similar to IFTTT, Power Automate, or Zapier.

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a standard developed by Anthropic (makers of the Claude AI chatbot/model) that allows LLMs to interact with tools so that AI services can do things in addition to talking about things.

If we take sponsorships, ads, and other junk out, what would a modern search engine look like?

Neat little app for sharing travel plans and such with “IRL” friends.

I have wondered why Apple hasn’t done this yet, given how long it has taken individual states to sign on to using digital IDs.

The cool ElevenReader app now has a feature to upload a PDF or submit a URL, and it will generate a podcast episode about it.

I recently discovered Listen Later.

Back in the days of the PalmPilot, there were a few makers of little keyboards that folded up for easy use while traveling.

Lot of cool AI apps out these days, but I’m enjoying Cleft Notes.

I’ve never really used any custom launchers on the Mac, but recently tried out Raycast and am hooked.