Things we've built, mostly because we needed them.

We built Podsumo to keep ourselves updated on all things AI and then realized it works for any podcast with an RSS feed. There is a lot of valuable information in podcast conversations but also a lot of noise.

Podsumo is a personalized podcast assistant that keeps track of podcasts and provides you with a summary in minutes, the moment an episode drops. It even reads across languages - point it at a Mandarin show and your summary lands in English. Not sure it’s worth a listen? Ask it questions first and decide in seconds.

It lives in Telegram, with an MCP server and a private RSS feed so it slots into whatever you already use.

WACAO started as a hack. We built it at a TechCrunch hackathon in 2017, duct-taping together libraries to bend WhatsApp to our will.

We’ve rebuilt it for the AI era. The new WACAO runs a private AI model on your device - nothing leaves your computer. So it can auto-translate messages, summarize the chatter in busy groups, and act as your assistant inside WhatsApp.

Guest houses and BnBs use it to talk to guests across languages. Small businesses use it to automate their customer chats. And anyone buried in noisy groups can use it just to catch up in a few seconds.