Replying to @sampson_branson
you should try CraftNote too, works on mobile, desktop, web and even apple watch. DM us and we'll hook you up with a free trial 🎁
New feature: only you can see your meetings. We know this isn't revolutionary. It just looks like it this week.
tl;dv を使っているところありそうだけど、18万件以上の会議データが誰でも閲覧可能になっていた、という内容で厳しい。
・tl;dvのFirestoreデータベースにおいて、テナント間のアクセス制御が完全に欠落していた
・無料ユーザーであっても、プラットフォーム上の全会議データを自由に検索できる状態
・結果として、84,312人のユーザーによる181,874件の会議レコードが露出した
・露出したデータには、23カ国の政府機関や大学、多数の企業の会議が含まれている
・さらに、現在録画中である会議のIDもリアルタイムに取得可能だった
・これは、進行中のライブ会議へ招待なしで誰でも乱入できることを意味する
・筆者は1月にこの重大な脆弱性をtl;dvの運営チームへ報告した
・ただ、そこから6ヶ月が経過しても脆弱性は修正されていない
・CTOからの返答も一切なく、現在も放置されているとのこと
bobdahacker.com/blog/tldv-ha…
Replying to @lightsilver323
We are building the best AI Note Taker on the market craftnote.com
download it here → craftnote.com
and yes, startups still get their first year free 🎁
the best AI notetakers have been mac-only for two years.
windows people also have meetings. wild, we know.
CraftNote is now on Windows record, transcribe, get structured notes. same app as on mac, iOS, android, web, and your apple watch. 👇🏻
Replying to @Alex_Inspira
buena lista, pero CraftNote funciona en iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, web y hasta en tu Apple Watch "mi notetaker no funciona en mi dispositivo" ya no es excusa. 😉 craftnote.com/
Startups: your first year of CraftNote is on us 🎁
You've got too many calls and too little brain space — user interviews, pitches, standups.
CraftNote records every one, writes the notes, and lets you just ask what happened — inside the tools you already live in: Notion, Linear, Claude & ChatGPT.
You build, we'll stay on top of it → craftnote.com/lp/startups
when your best idea this year is somewhere inside a voice memo from a walk in March
(this is the entire reason @CraftNoteAI exists)
Replying to @Nazik2053
A vault that argues back" is the right framing. Most vaults are write-only: capture is easy, resurfacing is the part nobody solves.
The real test isn't whether it stored the note it's whether it hands you back the one you forgot you wrote. What are you using for that today?
Solid system. But that's 3 apps, a local vault and a daily scan prompt before you capture a single thought.
The bottleneck was never the AI layer. It's the 4 seconds between the idea and writing it down.
That's why we built CraftNote: you talk, it becomes a structured note.
The most valuable AI system you're not running yet: an AI second brain.
The concept goes back to Karpathy's knowledge wiki earlier this year, and it's still one of the highest-leverage workflows in AI.
Connect your Hermes agent, and it becomes 10x more powerful.
Here's how to build it (from scratch):
Step 1. Download Obsidian
Head to obsidian.md and download the desktop app.
Once downloaded, go ahead and create a new Obsidian vault.
Vaults are just where notes/text are stored locally.
Start dumping everything in here:
- Personal goals
- Meetings
- AI context/preferences
The more you put in, the more powerful your second-brain becomes.
Step 2. Connect Hermes to your Obsidian vault
If you don't have Hermes yet, download the desktop app here:
[hermes-agent.nousresearch.co…]
Then, paste this prompt:
"I want you to connect to my new Obsidian vault and act as my second-brain personal assistant - do everything necessary to set up that connection now."
This gives Hermes direct access to everything inside your notes vault.
Step 3. Let it self-evolve
Every time you add a new note, Hermes will automatically ingest it.
Prompt Hermes:
"Every day, scan my second brain database. Every time I add a new note, use it to create reusable skills and workflows."
Pro tip: Once Obsidian is connected to your agent, you can just prompt it directly to add notes/context/data. This works really well if you're prompting Hermes on the go from Telegram/mobile.
Save this and build your second brain system now.
And it's one brain, not five apps:
Start recording on your phone → pick it up in the browser at craftnote.com Everything syncs instantly. Ask AI questions across ALL your notes, no matter which device captured them.
The Watch one sounds like a gimmick until you use it.
Walking between meetings, driving, cooking, holding a coffee tap your wrist, talk, done.
The transcript + summary is waiting on your Mac when you sit down.
This is why CraftNote lives everywhere:
📱 iOS + Android — in-person meetings, ideas on the go
💻 Mac — client calls, deep work
🌐 Web — no download, any borrowed computer
⌚ Apple Watch — hands full? Record from your wrist







