Wabi 🤝 @Plaid managing money with your partner or friends just got easier. connect your bank account, talk to wabi, and understand your finances “help us cut down on our takeout spending” “set a $1000 savings goal for our family trip” “how can we save on our monthly spending?” “what subscriptions do we have that we should cut back or merge?” finally understand your money, together, and build apps that help.

First of Kind: The @rauchg interview Season 3 starts now. I sat down with Guillermo in San Francisco to talk about layout shift, random acts of AI, and a dragon painted in a single stroke. 00:00 Human Effort Is Still Underrated 00:44 Chief Executive, Chief Designer 02:33 Two Bets: Software and English 05:15 Gmail Was My Siren Call 11:06 Exposure Hours 14:49 Layout Shift / One Stroke Dragon 17:10 No Random Acts of AI 25:17 Can Agents Have Taste? 30:15 Software Factories and Manufacturing Agent Customers 34:59 Everything Is Communication 38:04 A New American Story 41:52 Lifemaxxing Guillermo Rauch is the founder and CEO of @vercel. Growing up in Argentina, he taught himself English in order to teach himself programming, then went on to create @nextjs and other foundational technology for the real-time web. In our conversation, Guillermo explains why he designed Vercel’s first command line before writing any code, why layout shift erodes trust, and why his company won’t commit any “random acts of AI.” G is not just a chief executive. He’s a chief designer. — Guillermo Rauch: One Stroke Dragon First of Kind, S3:E01 @firstofkind Hosted by @soleio and produced with @room3nyc Powered by our sponsors: @framer @noondesign @bot @tryramp @vercel @meetgranola @profound

make the plan without all the planning wabi notices the trip. starts a countdown builds an itinerary app polls the group with fun options books what everyone picks. less coordinating. more connecting. try it 👉 

Got access to wabi 2.0 early and it’s been our go to family app. From creating everyday use management apps to group chatting — it’s been so refreshing to use… Glad everyone can no have access

A few weeks ago, I was ranting about multiplayer AI experiences and that's when @ekuyda shared an early preview of Wabi 2.0.. Truth be told, I was one of the early users of Wabi 1.0 and while the design was gorgeous, it frankly never "stuck" with me. But, in moments of downloading this edition, I was immediately hooked. It just gets the "paradigm" right imo. There are two types of personal agents today: 1) Singleplayer iMessage or Muse types - while useful it's hard to compartmentalize them when many things are going on 2) Build your own multiple chat Hermes agents - while that's useful and can share context, they live forever Wabi has this great paradigm of orchestrator (which is the main agent) and topic specific episodic chats that are for a single purpose. You can share these individual chats with folks (for example the school one with my wife). And these are generated proactively AND don't need to stay forever (which is important). For example, for my recent NY trip, it was generated based on a flight it saw, provided help where needed, and then after the trip was done, it was archived. Same with my 2025 taxes. My only critique so far it's TOO proactive, the apps can be better and they need to dial both of those in, but this is a wonderful product that everyone should try! (I know it's shocking to see this in today's day and age, but this is neither paid, nor an investor, just a fan)

me and my partner were sharing like 4 different apps just to run our life we tried muse and instinct but they only help one of us at a time wabi lives in our chat, we both talk to it and it builds whatever we need right there i think we just found the one