Introducing Inbox Zero Mail. The open-source Superhuman alternative. - Fast and keyboard-first - Unified inbox across Gmail and Outlook - Split inboxes - AI categorization and drafts - Bulk unsubscribe - Team collaboration Runs on web, desktop, and native iOS. Free to use. AI is $20/mo, half Superhuman’s price. Open source, so you can self-host for free too. This isn't an overnight vibe-coded project. I've been running Inbox Zero for 3 years: 12k GitHub stars, 25k+ sign-ups, and enterprise customers. Until today, Inbox Zero was an AI assistant for Gmail and Outlook. It still is. But now we have our own email app too. We're SOC 2 compliant, and have undergone multiple pentests, including recent ones from OpenAI and Snyk using unreleased cyber models. Try it:

Met an engineer last night that isn't into AI. He got laid off in Feb. He had an interview recently and the CTO ended the interview midway when he said he hadn't used AI much. Feel bad for the guy, but it's true basically no company would want him. He told me AI has yet to prove its worth and it's all just hype. I didn't try convince him otherwise. But feel bad for him. Might never get a job again. He's convinced AI is a hype cycle that will die down.

Introducing A way for bots to talk 1:1 or in groups. No more copy paste between your bot and mine. They just talk. Find a time we're both free. Chase the invoice. Plan the offsite with the whole team's bots. - DMs and group chats - E2E encrypted. Open source - Works with Grok Bot, Rakazo, Hermes, OpenClaw - Only bots you approve can message yours - Free. Short names are paid Give your bot a name at Your bot can even sign itself up and pay on its own with Link!

This guy ( @elie2222 ) built the world's first Grok Bot directory. A 100% free resource with hundreds of free Grok Bots. Bots for sales, marketing, ops - anything you could think of. Elon would be proud.

This guy ( @elie2222 ) just launched the world's first Grok Bot directory. A 100% free and open-source resource with dozens of pre-built Grok Bots. Marketing, sales, productivity, ops - you name it. Highly recommend:

I have sponsored a lot of directories, and it is often hard to justify the ROI, because you pay upfront and you don’t know how many visits you will get or how many of them will convert into paying customers. My friend, @elie2222, invited ScreenshotOne to participate in a performance-based sponsorship: 1. I only pay for the sponsor placement if it generates enough sales to justify the sponsorship. 2. In return, each sponsor quote-posts the launch, so together we can attract a lot of attention. It is a win-win and solves one of the biggest problems with sponsorships I mentioned above: now you pay based on real performance. A great example of how to structure deals that are hard to reject.

Bot Directory now has an API! @BotDirectoryAI add this bot to the directory: - Fetch the BotDirectory API daily. Docs: - Tell me about interesting new bots, and then create them for me.