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"Super" excited - pun intended - to launch @supernormal_bio on @ProductHunt tomorrow. Another personal hack I'm using daily. Live recovery budget for your Apple Watch that depletes as you push, earns back when you rest, and adjusts to your biology not population averages.
Juggling the kids while transitioning from work…
(cont'd) [...] Illness detection via multi-signal divergence. Respiratory rate trending. Resting heart rate baselines.
Everything is calibrated to you specifically - age, biological sex, VO2 max, body composition. The same signals dedicated wearables already use!
I connected my brain signals (EEG headset) to a browser and used live attention data to simplify content when I drift and highlight it when I’m focused.
Been thinking a lot about AI vs UI lately. What if interfaces adapted to what’s happening in your head
open.substack.com/pub/public…
Bought an EEG headset and used Codex to stream it on my Mac without the official app by building our own bridge, then exposed it as a real-time web API for live focus/calm values in any app. Vibe coding a "neuro-dynamic" web browser this weekend for Public Proofs
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Nutgrafe is now live on the App Store.
AI powered summaries from the world’s top publishers. Nutgrafe distills thousands of articles into clear briefings and links you to the original reporting.
Stay informed without getting lost in the news.
apps.apple.com/us/app/nutgra…
Just setup @nutgrafe. Surprisingly, the handle wasn’t taken. Follow along for updates.
Naturally, as soon as I publish a post explaining Nutgrafe’s AI pipeline, my inference quota gets hit.
Downtime was from 12:30–3:30 PM ET. Switched models from GPT5 mini to Gemini 3 Pro and things are humming again.
Give it 1–2 hours to re-summarize the missed articles.
I just published a Substack post explaining why I built Nutgrafe and how its AI pipeline works. Check it out if you’re interested!
open.substack.com/pub/public…
I just published a Substack post explaining why I built Nutgrafe and how its AI pipeline works. Check it out if you’re interested!
open.substack.com/pub/public…
Head to H1Gallery in the AM 👀
h1gallery.com/
H1Gallery's January 16th issue is minted and scheduled to go out tomorrow morning☕
No spoilers, but we managed to get a comment from one of the creators on his new startup headline. Shoutout @colooch
Stay tuned. Subscribe on our website if you haven't yet, on H1gallery dot com.
Shipped a small but important update to Nutgrafe.
Readers can now flag a summary if it feels incomplete, and that context is shown directly on the article. Transparency beats pretending AI never gets things wrong, and it helps improve accuracy over time. nutgrafe.com
🔥 Top 5 on Product Hunt yesterday
📅 January 4, 2026 #ProductHunt
1. Joodle 🔼 370
2. Scaloom AI 🔼 311
3. Nutgrafe 🔼 235
4. Everyessay 🔼 193
🧵 Detail & links in the thread 👇
Launching on @ProductHunt tmrw. Nutgrafe is my latest hobby build over the past few days. It reads articles from top news sites and writes a short "nutgraf" for each one, the paragraph that explains what the story is about and why it matters.
Have a peek: nutgrafe.com/
I shipped 10 AI builds since Sept: medical coding, symptom clarification, legislative tracking, Toronto live map, safety-first nav, traffic cameras as sensors, hospital sim, screenshot→iOS automations, adaptive signatures, and news with memory.
Substack: publicproofs.substack.com