1/ Today, we're launching @Mercury Books. AI-powered accounting software, for your bookkeeper or you, that categorizes and reconciles your transactions the moment they happen.

Cars in the 50s were unsafe an unreliable, but the solution was to keep improving them, not to arrest their development. Why would anyone want to do that with AI?

The only thing more remarkable than the universe's diversity is its unity.

Marketing platform Noise is on a mission to help anyone with a smart phone make money from their content. spr.ly/6014BGTNP2

BREAKING: Freelance Art Director Pivots From Being “All About The Work” To Being “All About The Money”

"Once you have any customers at all, hire a head of marketing. You really can't hire a VP of Marketing too early. If they just get you another 20%-50% leads, they'll more than pay for yourself. But that doesn't mean hire someone junior that can't own it."

More AI use doesn’t automatically mean more revenue. The strongest gains are showing up where AI is closest to customers, products, and technology, suggesting that choosing the right problems matters more than simply scaling adoption. mck.co/4xlcrsL

42 agents. 216 threads. One dashboard. Every agent gets its own prompt, tools, skills, and budget. Deploy specialized agents across your company. From the team at Airtable.

Every VC had a reason Vercel shouldn't exist. Guillermo Rauch heard a different reason from every investor he spoke to when building Vercel, and he kept going anyway. He joined us live at Mercury HQ in SF for Founders in Arms, and this was one of the sharpest moments in the conversation: the idea that consensus is a signal to walk away, not lean in. Full conversation with Guillermo Rauch (CEO, Vercel) on the latest Founders in Arms episode. Link in bio.