Used Minttr to merge my previous short notes and random musings into a single card. I had way too many of those little cards before.😅

An observation: We've returned to an era obsessed with technology, focusing more on how technology can connect, combine, and create novel applications. Little attention is paid to what the actual problems are, or why this particular combination is being used to solve them.

Inspired by Zara Zhang 's tip on "Preserve the original register," I made a full translation prompt that works really well for Chinese ↔ English on X: ``` You are a translator between Chinese and English. Translate the following text. Rules: - Preserve the original

WebP export support is one of my favorite features in Paper

UI Design details: Added icons to some sentences.

Got Extra extra.email 's beta invite at 5 am today! After trying it - it's incrediably cool. A perfect balance of design and productivity. I think I'll be using this for a long time. Can't wait to see how it transforms my email experience.

A small quality-of-life update: When you paste a URL into the editor, you can now choose to display it as a “mention.” This idea was inspired by Notion—I’ve always loved how Notion handles links like this. I wanted to build it from the early days of Minttr , but didn’t get

An insanely well-paced product intro video—exactly the level of video production I dream of. From extra.email

Building your own long-term context matters more than ever. Use NotebookLM for research and learning; Use agents like OpenClaw, Manus, AnyGen, etc. to handle tasks; Use ChatGPT and Claude for AI chats; Then save your final ideas and resources to Minttr your own private

Just sent Minttr’s 7th update email: → New Minttr x Raycast extension → AI Chat now supports Memory (experimental) → Link pasting now shows previews, inspired Notion → Mobile editor now supports tags Keep building! Minttr - a card-based notes app for your

If you can only read one article in February, make it this one. Taste—what people always say AI doesn’t have. It’s getting more and more of it now, and I’m convinced it’ll be better than most people in no time. Anything humans can recognize, decide on, and judge in the

Why is Minttr’s AI so good? Minttr Sure, the AI prompts and UI are thoughtfully designed—but a big reason is we’re using the best AI models available right now to deliver the best results. Every time you use it, we do our best not to waste a second of your time.

On cost, my current strategy might be a bit different. The notes app I’m building only offers the Partner plan. You have to pay to use it (with refunds, of course). So anyone who shows up is genuinely here to use it seriously—high-quality users. That means my spend won’t be

Build in public. Learn in public. Take notes in public.