Section 1.1: mymind

As an online creator, I constantly consume information—reading articles, watching videos, and bookmarking essential content. Over time, my various storage methods, including Notion and traditional bookmarks, became overwhelming and disorganized. That’s when I discovered mymind, an AI-driven tool that effortlessly organizes your saved links. You simply bookmark what you want to keep, and it handles the rest.

Here’s a video that demonstrates how mymind operates:

Section 1.2: minusx

While I have a basic understanding of data analysis, I don’t possess the expertise of a data scientist. Yet, as a content creator, extracting valuable insights from data is crucial. This is where minusx comes into play. It’s a Chrome extension that allows you to query your data in straightforward language. Simply load your data into Jupyter or Metabase and ask your questions in plain English.

Here’s an example of how it works:

Pretty impressive, right?

Section 2.1: Sparkle

As a web developer, I create numerous websites and manage countless files, from invoices to personal photos. Unfortunately, this has led to a chaotic digital environment on my Mac, making it challenging to locate important documents. To combat this, I started using Sparkle, an organization tool designed for Mac users. According to its documentation, Sparkle doesn’t access your files, which makes me feel more secure about using it.

Section 2.2: hedra

Hedra is an incredible tool that allows you to generate audio and create videos with customized characters. For instance, I recently created an advertisement for a new product, and the process was seamless.

Here’s a sneak peek of the video I generated:

The best part? You can create up to five videos daily for free.

Section 2.3: table

Managing various social media accounts and client interactions can be overwhelming, especially when contacts are scattered across multiple platforms. That’s where table comes in, designed to centralize all your connections in one place. Its standout feature is the ability to integrate with all your digital tools with a single click. However, you’ll need to join a waitlist to access it.

Section 2.4: MyLens

MyLens allows you to generate visuals simply by asking for what you need. For example, you can request diet plans, market research, or even a personalized timetable.

Here’s an example of what it can provide:

Additionally, you can upload your data and create visuals tailored to your preferences. Best of all, you can generate three visuals every day for free.