AI Pulse

Your daily pulse on AI & tech — curated news, trends, and insights delivered straight to you.
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Naman SharmaProfile picture@imnamanx·Jul 7

I'm opening up AI Pulse Premium — here's exactly what you get

Been building AI Pulse as a filter for the noise in AI right now — too many tools, too many "game-changing" launches that die in a month, too much hype to sort through alone.


I'm opening up two paid tiers for people who want more than the free scroll:


AI Pulse Pro — $9/mo

  • Daily curated AI tool & news drops (no fluff, just what's actually worth your time)

  • Member-only chat with other founders/builders tracking the same space

  • Access to the full content feed archive


AI Pulse Premium — $15/mo

  • Everything in Pro

  • Deep-dives on specific tools before they're posted publicly — early signal

  • Priority breakdowns on new launches the same day they drop

  • Direct line to flag tools/trends you want covered


If you're a founder or building product and don't have time to manually sift through AI Twitter, Product Hunt, and 15 Discord servers every day — this is that filter, done for you.


👉 Pro:

👉 Premium:


Questions on what's included — drop them below, happy to answer.

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Naman SharmaProfile picture@imnamanx·Jul 7

The AI tool graveyard is real — here's how I filter signal from hype

I've been tracking AI tool launches obsessively for the past year, and here's the uncomfortable truth: 90% of what hits the front page of AI Twitter is dead in 3 months.


A few filters I use before I even try a new AI tool:


  1. Does it solve a workflow I already have, or create a new one I have to maintain? Tools that replace a step in your existing process win. Tools that ask you to change your whole workflow rarely stick.


  1. Is the moat the model, or the product? If a tool's only value is "we wrapped GPT-4 in a nice UI," it has a shelf life measured in weeks — the underlying labs will ship that feature natively eventually.


  1. Can I cancel in one click? If a tool makes it hard to leave, that tells you they know their retention is weak without friction.


I started keeping a running log of launches that actually mattered vs. ones that were just noise, and it turned into something founders around me started asking to see. That's basically why AI Pulse exists now — a filtered, no-fluff feed of what's actually worth your attention in AI.


Curious what filters other builders here use to decide what's worth adopting vs. ignoring.