Minty Monday No.77

Hope you had a great weekend! Here’s this week’s Minty Monday, enjoy!

Lovable introduces 2.0

Lovable recently launched Lovable 2.0, bringing some interesting updates. You can now collaborate with multiple people on a project through their new multiplayer mode. They also introduced Security Scan, addressing a common downside of AI-generated apps: while it's easy to create something quickly, lack of expertise can often leave vulnerabilities in the code. According to Lovable, Security Scan should help tackle that. Plus, they've launched a Chat Mode Agent that they claim is 10 times smarter than their previous version. You can read the full announcement on Lovable's blog.

Float’s new website

Float, the resource management tool we use daily at Yummygum, has launched a new website. While there aren't necessarily new features added, the new site does a much better job of showing how the tool can be used. If you've never tried Float before, we definitely recommend giving it a go.

Granola: Note taking meat Ai (transcripts)

Granola is a tool that’s not only aesthetically very pleasing, but also smartly combines two worlds that, honestly, should have been merged a long time ago: note-taking and AI meeting transcripts. You can even enhance your own notes using AI, turning quick thoughts into fully fleshed-out, insightful notes. Granola is available for Mac and offers 25 transcripts on their free plan.

Social breakfast app

Breakfast is an iPhone app designed to help you meet new people over breakfast. It’s refreshing to see apps still being built with the goal of bringing people together in real life. Breakfast isn’t a dating or networking app — it’s simply a way to meet others, hear different opinions, and gain new perspectives. It’s pretty similar to the Timeleft app I mentioned earlier in Minty Monday, which helped you arrange dinners with strangers.