gm, I've got a fresh pot brewing just for you! In today's edition of the Leaderboard, we've got: memory for your AI, generate a site with a Notion doc, a tool that lets your data talk back, and a thread to find your next big idea.

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Universal Memory MCP makes your memory portable across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and more. Install it once and carry your links, chats, and notes wherever you go. No copy-paste. No re-explaining yourself.

🔥 Our take: Using multiple AI tools feels like dating people who all forget your name. Universal Memory fixes that. You can start a project in ChatGPT, fact-check in Claude, and summarize in Gemini—without feeding each one the same context.

Wonder turns your Notion pages into fast, production-ready websites. Think blog, helpdesk, marketplace, or directory — no code, no plugins, no patience required.

🔥 Our take: Site builders love to call themselves simple, right before they bury you in settings and sidebars. Wonder doesn’t do that. You write in Notion, hit publish, and it just works. It’s the first tool in a while that actually makes building a site feel casual. Like sending an email, but it’s a homepage.

Picsellia Atlas is an open-source vision agent that lets you query your image dataset like you're chatting with a coworker. Ask what’s mislabeled, what’s underrepresented, what’s skewing your model. It doesn’t hand-wave — it answers.

🔥 Our take: Working with vision data usually feels like being gaslit by your own folder structure. Atlas doesn’t make things prettier. It makes them obvious. It won't fix your labeling mess, but it will tell you exactly where it is

What’s a product you wish someone else would build? This thread is full of the kind of ideas you’d find in a notes app at 2am.

There’s a noise-canceling headset that only blocks human voices. A tool that scans Reddit for mentions of your product and drafts replies in your tone. A phone without dopamine loops. A feedback widget with public comments and a leaderboard. Someone even asked for teleportation. Respect.

If you’ve got an idea you’ll never build but can’t stop thinking about, throw it in. Who knows — someone might steal it.