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Survivor champions Kyle Fraser and Kamilla Karthigesu have launched Paprclip, a goal-tracking app designed to help users organise goals, build habits, and stay accountable.
Kin Health has raised $9 million to build an AI-powered patient note-taking platform designed to help individuals organise, understand, and manage their healthcare information.
Poppy has introduced a proactive AI assistant designed to help users organise emails, schedules, tasks, and everyday digital activities more efficiently.
Truecaller has laid off around 70 employees amid slowing advertising revenue, reflecting broader challenges in the digital advertising market.
Bumble CEO says the dating app is moving away from swipe-based matching, signalling a major shift in how users connect online.
Google is launching its new AI health coach subscription on May 19 for $9.99 per month, offering personalized wellness insights and health guidance.
Snap says its reported $400 million deal with Perplexity has ended amicably, highlighting shifting priorities in the AI and tech partnership space.
Threads has introduced web-based messaging support, allowing users to send and receive direct messages directly from desktop browsers.
Shapes is a new app that blends human conversations with AI participants in shared group chats, redefining how people interact and collaborate online.
Divine, a short-form video app backed by Jack Dorsey and inspired by Vine, has launched publicly, aiming to revive looping video content for creators.
Lovable has launched its vibe-coding app on iOS and Android, bringing a new approach to creative coding and mobile development workflows.
Spotify is exploring fitness content, integrating workouts, guided sessions, and wellness audio to expand its platform beyond music and podcasts.
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