DawnOS

@scottastevenson My thoughts exactly.

Man I love Notion, but I also wonder if it is hurting organizations the same way object-oriented programming and design patterns did. Everyone is chasing the mirage that one day they’ll find the right model/hierarchy, and that gives any conscientious person a high. But I have yet to meet an org that “figured out” their ideal Notion setup. Beyond note taking, maybe rigid, opinionated, fit-for-purpose software is better. 🤔

@kentdebruin Does it have to be markdown? Building something very close to this idea, albeit not markdown, but still will have an api driven agent fully capable of handling anything a user can do in the app.

This setup is obviously very early stage. I'm really wondering what this will look like when it's made for normies? Like they're obviously not going to keep context files on projects, but they do use Slack channels, so I'm very curious how the interface of tomorrow will look like where it's just very simple to use. Something where it has all your context. In my opinion, all the ingredients for a personal assistant are there: there's the tools, there's the different apps you can link it to, but there's not a killer app yet that ties those all together so people can just perform tasks. I guess that Claude's co-work is an early version of that? But in my opinion, also that is not simple enough. Like, what is the solution that you can show to anyone and they will immediately grasp? We might actually need to look at mobile patterns because mobile patterns often are able to collapse and fold concepts in a way where they're easy to understand and there's less clutter. Yeah, that might actually be a way to make this simpler.

@hamishmckenzie I’ll take this bet. Give me a year or so.

The greatest app ever built is the Apple Notes app. No AI app will ever beat it. Nothing will ever beat it. It's almost as good as pen and paper.

@joshpuckett Love it.

As software gets easier to make, the products that stand out will be the ones crafted with uncommon care. If that's the kind of work you want to do, I'm sharing everything I know: interfacecraft.dev

@ridd_design @davidhoang @claudeai @obsdmd @raycast Hoping to solve this for you in 2026

@davidhoang @claudeai @obsdmd @raycast I've been trying to get excited about this but man I end up fighting Obsidian so much. Feels so clunky to use and tweets like these make me feel like I'm missing something lol.

The holy trinity for the personal OS/Chief of Staff I'm building for myself: @claudeai, @obsdmd, and @raycast.

Here we go!

oop. Looks like we already need a re-brand lol thanks for the heads up everyone

@bentossell I'm thinking the same thing 😜

personal operating systems are gonna be big

ahhhh it looks so good with theeeemmmeeess!

@frantzfries Hoping to solve this exact problem.

I have tried every todo list app and now I use nothing. If it’s important it gets done, if not, it sometimes gets done and that’s fine.

@hthieblot A simple text editor where every single block you create or capture self-organizes as you work.

Describe your product in one line. Make it understandable for a stranger in 3 seconds. Everyone else: please give feedback, clear or not? Try it.

@ryolu_ Agreed. 😉

folding concepts, not removing them: most products keep adding features horizontally – new tabs, new tools, new "things" – because it feels safer than consolidating. but that's how you get bloated interfaces nobody can navigate. the better way: fold concepts that should've been the same all along. when you merge "issues" and "bugs" into "database with status property", you're not taking anything away. you're revealing the truth that was always there. the trick is layers. people start with simple, familiar concepts. as they go deeper, they discover the power underneath. they're never overwhelmed because they only see what they're ready for. the hard part is the transitions. people who loved the old "bugs" tab feel like you took their thing away, even though it's still there and more powerful. you need to guide them through the folds gently. this is why single-purpose apps can't evolve. their whole identity is "we only do X". but reality is messy. concepts and roles start to blend. the future belongs to systems like Cursor and Notion that are infinitely malleable, so it could fold and unfold to match how you actually think.

@ahadj0 Reminds me of grandma

diffusion policy trained on 26 minutes of data (80 demos, 20 seconds each) using DDIM noise scheduler for inference with 10 denoising steps

@hthieblot 👋

The next billion-dollar founder has 15 followers on X rn. I will find you & fund you!

@thdxr What do you notice that’s more polished on Linux?

i think i can officially say i preferred my arch linux desktop over macOS the best thing about macOS is the flow between computer, phone, airpods everything else feels like 10% off the mark and all these paper cuts don't feel good

@kylegawley Vibe code your tax documents

I replaced our accounting system with a vibe-coded SaaS and now I'm in prison for tax fraud.

@aarondfrancis People must not understand you don’t build a tool to fit a market gap, you build a tool because you want the tool.

Me: "I built something neat for my personal use case!" Them: - "Photoshop does this" - "Other tools do this" - "Microsoft paint does this" - "roflollol you're a grifter" The block button is getting a workout today 😮‍💨

@junnn_ee @MattofLegend A sun

@MattofLegend @getLifeOS Hey that's actually pretty neat! I do wonder what the logo's supposed to resemble though

If you want to follow the work I’ve been doing on my app, it finally has a name. @getLifeOS It’s an operating system for your personal life, but built into what you already know: a blank page.

Only if you like to live.