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not written by ai; might have some mistakes
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Here I list some random, maybe little but cute tech developed around us.
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💡 last used in login @ granola
- October 23, 2025 12:06 PM (EDT)
- Granola AI
- [Love] how it shows what did you last used to login
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💡 sf parking tickets tracker
- September 23, 2025 9:16 PM (EDT)
- walzr sf parking
- amazing implementation of tracking tickets issued in sf
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💡 mintlify copy content for llm
- August 27, 2025 11:42 PM (EDT)
- Mintlify
- I believe such small things improve the UX exponentially. Especially in AI age, copying content should be LLM-compatible
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💡 Google Maps now shows which compartments to board in nyc subway
- August 23, 2025 4:04 PM (EDT)
- Google Maps - iOS app
- Ever happened you boarded subway, and now you have to walk to the other end to get out of station? Not anymore. Google now shows which compartments are closer to exits
- Next feature idea: auto prioritising stops to walk less (or more, iykyk) or spend less gas
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💡 X screenshots now automatically watermarks posts
- August 12, 2025 3:44 PM (EDT)
- X - iOS
- I’m not entirely onboard with this watermarking as there’s no requirement to brand X in such a way. But I guess we can wait and see more on what was the reason and outcomes of this feature. Definitely cool from implementation pov.
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💡 Auto searching linked email account
- July 27, 2025 1:04 AM (EDT)
- Stripe - Onboarding
- I recently created my stripe account and they send verification email to verify account. Now interestingly I have a couple gmail accounts logged in and they show you “take me to gmail” button which automatically goes to correct gmail account and filters for the exact email. Such little things are the building blocks of good UX.
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