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TL;DR
Lovable now plans and runs your customer growth from the same chat you build in
Meta launches Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, built for agents with memory
X bundles Cursor, Grok, and X Premium into one subscription
Epic’s vibe-coded launcher claims a faster start than Steam
Flipsnack turns your PDF brochure into a link that shows who read it
Superapp Selfdrive markets your app overnight while you sleep
Big companies hedge their risks. Now your business can too.
For US farm, ranch and small business owners.
Airlines hedge fuel. Food companies hedge crops. For decades, protecting a business from outcomes it can't control took a broker, a trading desk and an order size most owners never had.
Kalshi opens hedging up to small businesses. Pick the outcome that would hurt you, like a fuel spike, a heat wave, a new tariff or a rate hike, and take a position on it, starting at a few dollars. If it happens, the payout offsets the hit. If it doesn't, the contract expires and the good month was the point.
A California goat herder and a Maryland tea company already do it, and CNBC, Reuters and The New York Times have covered businesses hedging on Kalshi.
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LOVABLE BUILT YOUR APP. NOW IT WANTS TO FIND YOUR CUSTOMERS.
Lovable just added growth tools to the same chat where you build. Ask how to grow your app and it makes a plan from your goal, your audience, and your traffic. Then it helps you run it: Google Ads across Search, Maps, and YouTube, Facebook and Instagram campaigns, SEO with Semrush built in, and ad creative made from your product.
Why now? Building got easy. Getting anyone to show up did not. Lovable’s own survey of 400+ builders found a third had no idea where to find customers. Another third had tried nothing beyond posting on social and texting their friends.
Here’s the catch. Nothing goes live without your approval, and Lovable won’t touch a running campaign on its own. Ad spend bills through your own Google and Meta accounts, with no service fee added. You only burn regular Lovable credits on the planning and creative. It’s live on Free, Pro, and Business plans today.
The timing is interesting. Lovable just raised $400M at a $13.3B valuation, and the pushback has been loud. Critics like Ryan Doser and OpenAI vet Gabriel say you’re overpaying when you can use Claude or ChatGPT directly. Supporters say the ease is the whole point, especially for non-technical teams.
OUR TAKE
Anyone can built an app now.
So Lovable is moving to own what comes after: the customers. That’s a smart play, and it’s also a direct answer to the “just use Claude” crowd.
If you’re technical, you can probably DIY this for less. If you’re not, “I have an app and zero customers” is the exact problem you’re paying to skip.
QUICK HITS
Meta launches Muse Wonder series with Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full: Meta’s new lineup is Wonder and Wonder Full, which is one space bar press away from “wonderful.” Meta says both models lead on personal and professional agent tasks, thanks to Active Memory (remembers what matters to you across chats) and Active Focus (keeps pushing through blockers on long tasks). Wonder is live now through the Meta Model API and Muse Code, while Wonder Full is only for Muse Code subscribers.
X AI launches ‘The X Subscription’: “X Premium now includes a code editor” is a sentence nobody had on their 2026 bingo card. One plan now covers Cursor’s coding agents, Grok Bot for work, Grok for chat and creating, and the usual X Premium perks. There are five tiers from Free to Ultra, all sharing one usage pool across Grok models, and X claims each tier gives more usage per dollar than the plan it replaces.
Epic says its new vibe-coded launcher beats Steam on speed: Epic’s explanation for letting AI write its new launcher is that “programming is hard,” which might be the most honest engineering post-mortem ever published. The preview, now on Windows, Mac, and Linux for the first time, hits the store in about 5.5 seconds from a cold start versus Steam’s roughly 10, by Epic’s own numbers. It’s fast, but it’s light on features, and Epic is already warning you about bugs.
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STOP SENDING PDFS INTO THE VOID
Find out who actually read your brochure
Turn a static PDF into a trackable, always-current digital brochure with Flipsnack.
⏱️ 10 minutes | 🔧 Needs: A PDF brochure, a free Flipsnack account
Why build this?
Send a brochure as a PDF and you’re flying blind. You don’t know if they opened it, which pages they read, or if it got forwarded. Then a price changes, and now there’s a stale version sitting in someone’s downloads folder. This setup fixes all of that without redesigning anything. You keep the brochure you already made and make it smarter.
Steps:
Upload your PDF. Drop your existing brochure into Flipsnack and hit customize. You get a page-flipping digital version right away.
Brand it. Add your logo, pick an accent color, and set the background. Save it as a template so every future brochure matches.
Choose how it reads. Flip, slide, or scroll. Then decide if people can download it, print it, or search the text inside.
Add interactive elements. In the design studio, turn buttons into real links, drop a video right onto the page, or embed a lead form. It connects to HubSpot and Salesforce.
Publish and share. Set it to public, unlisted, or private. Unlisted means only people with the link can see it. You get a link, a QR code, and an embed code.
Update without resending. Edit a single page in the design studio, or swap in a new PDF. The link stays the same, so everyone sees the latest version.
Check the analytics. See views, clicks, time spent, and heat maps, page by page. There’s also an AI summary with suggestions. Now your follow-up is based on what they actually looked at.
Expected outcome:
One link replaces every version of your PDF. You’ll know who opened it, which pages got attention, and which ones got skipped. Works for pitch decks, media kits, rate cards, and sales brochures, basically anything you keep exporting and resending.
Full tutorial:
TOOL OF THE DAY
An AI agent that markets your app while you sleep.
Building the app is the easy part now. Getting people to download it is where a lot of apps stall. Selfdrive connects to App Store Connect and runs Apple Ads, ASO, SEO, and UGC creator campaigns (in alpha) on its own. Each morning you get one email with your downloads and what the agent did overnight. You set the budget, and listing changes, creator briefs, and every creator video wait for your approval. Works with apps built in Superapp or anywhere else.
