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Monologue helps you write faster by turning natural speech into structured text.
It captures the intent behind what you say and puts some polish on it for emails, documents, notes, or messages.
This helps reduce friction between thinking and writing, so you can stay in flow.
Unless tinkering with words and removing and adding back a single piece of punctuation totally is your flow (same)… in that case, this one’s not for you.
Copilot Cowork adds multi‑step work capabilities into Microsoft 365.
Beyond Q&A assistance, Copilot Cowork handles more actual task execution and workflow automation.
It can understand your intent (like prepping for a client meeting) and turn it into a structured plan that it then carries out across Outlook, Teams, Word, Excel, etc.
It’s in limited research preview with broader rollout planned through March.
Mimic is a lightweight web tool for generating realistic mockups of social chats and posts.
Instead of manually designing screenshots in Canva or Figma, you can quickly create interfaces (from WhatsApp, IG, Discord, etc.) directly in your browser.
Very helpful for marketing visuals, landing page examples, product walkthroughs, social media storytelling, and the like.
Stitch is an experimental tool from Google Labs that generates UI designs and front-end code for dashboards, mobile app screens, and web pages based on your natural-language description.
It can also accept sketches, screenshots, or wireframes as input and convert them into UI mockups.
Then, just export your prototypes as HTML/CSS code or editable files for tools like Figma. It’s free.
Arcade is a no-code platform for building interactive product demos and videos.
Just record your workflow with a Chrome extension or desktop app and then Arcade stitches together clickable demos enriched with voiceovers, branching, hotspots, and on-brand visuals.
These can be embedded on websites, linked in campaigns, or exported as GIFs or video files. And there are analytics! We love those.
Lasso is a window manager for macOS that lets you organize and control your workspace without manually resizing and positioning each app window.
It uses a grid system where you can click, drag, and snap windows into efficient layouts, and even save custom arrangements for later use.
It also supports multi‑monitor setups, so you can move windows across displays with ease, and assign global keyboard shortcuts to trigger layouts instantly.
If you’re switching over to Claude (or just doing some testing), the import memory tool allows you to transfer your existing context, preferences, and personal history into Claude for continuity.
You just generate an export from your current AI, which summarizes your data and preferences, and then paste this summary directly into Claude’s memory settings.
Testimonial.to lets you gather text and video endorsements from clients through shareable links.
Then, you can centralize your social proof into a branded “Wall of Love” or embeddable widgets you can place on your site.
There’s also tools for bulk importing for existing reviews, capturing proof from social media, and integrating testimonials across different marketing channels.
Notion has launched agents, or autonomous teammates that do work for you inside your workspace.
Unlike the platform’s early AI, Notion Agents can execute tasks end-to-end, using all the context accessible in your Notion pages, databases, and connected apps like Slack, Mail, and Calendar.
This works well for routing tasks, answering recurring questions, compiling status updates, and managing repetitive operations that usually take you hours.

Rich O'Donnell

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Rich O'Donnell

Rich O'Donnell

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