😅 Can we just not?

I had 335 meetings in the past year. I didn't need another note taker. Yet, somehow, @MeetGranola won me over. Some of them were scheduled. But most were spontaneous. At lunch. Random walks. At a conference. Unstructured "meetings." That were often the most productive and creative. I was not capturing any of these with other meeting bots. So Granola won me over. Sometimes it's that simple. Watch full video on YouTube: efficient.link/yt/granola

There are too many AI tools in 2026. Here are the best 12 you need to know about: efficient.app/best/ai

Product Disrupt – 203 featuring @efficientapp by @alexbass @andravomir See here & subscribe for more ↓ dub.sh/PD-203

NEW | The best business bank is the one that doesn't feel like a bank at all. Mercury is beautiful, seamless, just has an amazing UI/UX. We even use it for invoicing too 🫶 🏦 Sign up here: efficient.link/r/mercury 🎥 Full video: efficient.link/yt/mercury

Small product detail we shipped on Efficient App: Videos, segmented by app.

We relaunched efficient.app! Huge shout out to the team @bobDotJS, @jonbarmby, @vitorviesi and of course @alexbass for making it possible 🚀

The best software reviews site doesn't exis– → efficient.app ✦ blazing fast ✦ world-class design ✦ unbiased, expert-tested reviews Built with @nextjs, @upstash, and @vercel by the incredible @efficientapp team 👏

You search Google or ChatGPT for the "best software" and get back what looks like a recommendation. But those recommendations are shaped by incentives you never see. Here's how it actually works:

"Software is dying guys! What will you do next?" The SaaS-pocalypse conversation is one we've been wanting to have for a while. - Is software actually dead? - OpenClaw. Are we using it? - Our predictions for what's next in SaaS - Should you just build your own custom apps for everything? Link ⬇️ efficient.link/yt/is-saas-de…

Anyone else getting fatigue by "Claude runs my entire business for me" content? 🙋‍♀️ Same. The loudest voices right now are selling how easy it is to just delegate your business to AI. But that is not what is actually happening behind the scenes. What goes viral is never: "I spent hundreds of hours building and refining this system." It is always: "This one AI automation 3x’d our revenue!" We've seen enough of these types of posts, so we recorded a conversation breaking down where all the hype around AI (Claude, ChatGPT) is actually failing businesses 🤔

Is the $200 tier of ChatGPT worth it? 🤔

Just days before launch and managed to get design feedback from one of the best product builders alive: @rahulvohra What could go wrong?

Judging you if you don't agree. Google Workspace or Microsoft 365?