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I feel like @buildyourcorner has improved a lot recently But can’t quite put my finger on what it is Maybe the sf map was just sparse when I first tried it?

@prmsregmi @james_im we've been grinding! thank you for the shout <3

@james_im @buildyourcorner Looks sick

@james_im @prmsregmi literally in the works right now!!!! <1.5 months :)

@prmsregmi @buildyourcorner No android yet afaik 😔

@MouffetardWitch literally in the works right now!!!! <1.5 months :)

hey @buildyourcorner, you probably get this question quite often but I couldn't find anything online about it but do you have any plans for an android release anytime soon?? thanks in advance!!

@ImpactForward who are you. will you marry us

📍American Sardine Bar. What a f’n delicious gem on the way back to PHL(🛫). Also, aluminum webbed chairs are so nostalgic we need those everywhere again 🇺🇸 Once again, @buildyourcorner comes in the clutch

@lazy_coll omg love u

Attached is how Google Maps solved places discovery. They have a list of new popular places for nearly every city. They both have new+trending and old+frequently visited by locals. Which is all you need basically in a new city. Odessia Idea is nice, but it’s out of touch on many layers. First thing it recommended some ass TripAdvisor food tours, something modern audience would not even look at, but maybe they’re targeting 50+. Then it did not include any uprising districts or places that are really popular in the city. I feel like now people are looking for a directionally quite opposite things from what you’re showing. You want to be in all the places locals discovered this month, not ones where the good chef was fired 3yrs ago and the place lives based on a mention in some guide. Try looking at @buildyourcorner or open Google Maps in any city, much better value.

voted most likely to take off with gen alpha by ppl who are not gen alpha. we will take it.

I have being "gen z app" pilled. With apps like @_poolday_ and @buildyourcorner The UI is fun and in terms of complexity, they could be simpler. One is a "screenshots on steroids" and the other is a "google maps made gen z" I like this kind of apps 😊 I want more.

@mariodev__ @_poolday_ i love u

@davidfromkansas @ForerunnerVC LOVE THE SHOUT OUT!

I'm in San Francisco this week and got the chance to drop by @ForerunnerVC Humans in the Loop showcase for Consumer AI founders! my takeaways: 1️⃣ AI is becoming a collaborator that works with you in real-time. Apps are evolving beyond chat into interactive workspaces where users collaborate with AI agents and watch outputs take shape in real time – from travel itineraries to polished brand assets. User Interfaces are becoming more dynamic, proactive, and ambient as agents adapt to your intent and help you achieve your goals. 2️⃣ Every app is vying to be the source-of-truth context layer for AI. Apps are all racing to turn unstructured user content/behavior into context that powers smarter, more personalized experiences. For @buildyourcorner, that means transforming restaurant reviews and photos into rich interest graphs for better recommendations than Yelp. For Alta , it means digitizing your messy wardrobe so it can help you plan outfits and discover new looks. For Indexed Labs, this means ingesting your overflowing email inbox and busy calendar to organize your life. 3️⃣ Text Messages are becoming the new go-to distribution channel for consumer apps. The hardest problem in consumer is getting users to download a new app. Every extra step adds friction, and friction kills adoption. That's why more startups are embedding themselves into existing apps & workflows instead of trying to invent new behaviors. For example, companies like @interaction use iMessage as their primary distribution channel because it's already where users spend their time chatting. At the end, OpenAI's Nick Turley advised all founders to ask themselves: "How does my product get better as models get better?" It's a GOATED question. But I still believe the top priority is solving real, important customer problems that meaningfully improve peoples' lives. If you can do that -- going really deep and doing it exceptionally well -- then your product's value will only compound as AI model capabilities continue improving!!!

@hovmoses 🫡❤️

I don't go anywhere so I don't get to use @buildyourcorner like I want but they still have the best ui/ux in the world.

@khushkhushkhush @signulll is anyone cool actually writing google or yelp reviews? def not so why use the data :/

@signulll @buildyourcorner this is prob the only app i really use outside of x and insta. cool place location discovery on tap. good photos and thoughtful reviews. their ai search has gotten really good lately too helped me find my fav restaurant in paris, called tekes

one thing i found super interesting is that for local queries claude has access to google places api whereas it looks like chatgpt has to rely on yelp. super interesting. for local queries i almost always gravitate towards claude because of this.

Needed to find something fast but still delicious after a work trip in Cleveland. As always, @buildyourcorner comes in clutch. 📍Il Rione 🇮🇹🔥🤌🏽

an easy hack to avoid summer interns when going out

all we had was a snack trolley and a dream. gave out over 500 qr codes and fliers in the busiest nyc neighborhoods. turns out when you meet people where they're at (hungry and waiting on line), they're willing to hear you out.

Places are increasingly made popular by influencers, TikTok, and Instagram. The result: insane lines for spots that are often good, but rarely worth that much hype. So curation matters more than ever. You need trusted filters that help you find actual quality and cut through the noise. A few I trust: - Beli - @buildyourcorner - @pi_fyi

@TJ_Kawa now import all of them to corner

For years I saved my favorite places into Google Maps lists and shared them with friends. I finally turned it all into one site. All my favorite places across every city I've visited. Searchable, tagged, with aggregated reviews (including local sources like Tabelog), and reservation links. Browse around and let me know which spots stand out. tjkawamura.com/travel