Most feeds feel soulless. The author left for personal reasons, but I wonder if this is where online communities are heading structurally. When everyone is broadcasting and no one is listening, the medium loses its point.
As a developer, the AI I use most daily isn't a chat app. Same for most devs I know. I don't have aggregate data, but the "AI app = chat app" premise feels increasingly off.
The post classifies WhatsApp as a core utility — but WhatsApp has 40x Slack's users while Slack's ARPU is orders of magnitude higher. Some estimates put their total revenue in a similar range, though neither company discloses standalone figures. Leading in WAU and being the highest-value utility aren't the same thing.
- devglow: process manager for developers — start/stop servers, kill port conflicts, AI agent control via MCP (https://devglow.app/devglow)
- todoglow: keyboard-first todo app — focus bar, idle-aware time tracking, 18 themes (https://devglow.app/todoglow)
Both ship with MCP servers for Claude Code / Cursor integration.