Introducing Neuecast — a beautiful, modern podcast app designed for the rest of us. Made with love and obsessively crafted for a premium listening experience. Now available on the App Store.

"Craves admiration for aesthetic taste and intellectual chops; leans on public applause loops for validation.". @diabrowser devastating but true

There’s something interesting and human about using the LLM to augment your existing web browsing, rather than obscuring the web behind an AI model. The future isn't about choosing between AI or the web — it's about making them work together seamlessly.

What if instead, links in chat opened alongside your thread, allowing you to explore web content in place?. This is what we're calling inline browsing — a way to bring the web right to where you are in chat.

Maybe you want to read some Yelp reviews, or check Rotten Tomatoes scores, or consult Wirecutter. You start clicking links, opening tabs. and before you know it you're juggling ten different tabs while your chat thread sits abandoned in another.

Picture this scenario:. You ask an AI for restaurant recommendations or movie suggestions or product reviews. The model responds accordingly. Great. But your journey doesn't end there.

But I’m noticing a shift in my own browsing behavior, and I'm sure you are too. Increasingly, the starting point isn’t a webpage — it’s chat. The conversation itself is the anchor, the place where tasks begin.

We talk a lot about the intersection of browsing and chat at @browsercompany. As @joshm puts it, we're "bringing AI models right to where you are in the apps and files you use every day.". And in practice, this framing works well.

Excited to ship a new feature in @diabrowser today that we're calling inline browsing — a subtle but significant shift in how AI and the web fit together. Here’s a quick look at the thinking behind it.

the /script skill in @diabrowser is quietly unhinged @nickadobos

RT @browsercompany: Meet @diabrowser. Now available for Arc members.

one of my favorite @diabrowser use cases: when reading about current events ask it to present the best case for different points of view on any issue

updated ye olde app store screenshots

more than any smart glasses the AI wearable i actually want is just airpods max with a tiny camera built in to see what i see. already wear them 6-8 hours a day and have normalized wearing them in public. airpods vision.

shout out @chrstnerode for mentioning neuecast onstage at @figma config last week

RT @joshm: An update on our new AI browser, Dia:. We just wrapped alpha testing with thousands of college students. Felt like the perfect m….

only took 20k downloads and almost a year on the app store but happy to report that neuecast finally shows up when you search “podcast”

LLMs lower the cost of curiosity to zero.

the work is mysterious and important

perfectly designed physical objects

there's something uniquely interesting about art that evokes this emotion