Currently building Airtime · M03/12

A small product, every month, for a year.

I'm Zamith. Over the next twelve months I'm shipping twelve products — mostly with AI, mostly in evenings, entirely in public. You get to vote on what I build next.

See the twelve Vote on next

Shipped: 02
In flight: 01
To come: 09

On the bench

M03 UK / EU

building

Airtime

Raw recording in, finished episode out.

25 Aug · started 7% 24 Sep · target

Link will land here when it ships

The grid

The twelve

02 / 12 shipped

One product per slot. The first is in flight. The rest fill in as the public ballot picks favourites.

M01 shipped

Quietbox

A quieter inbox, in one pass.

Raw recording in, finished episode out.

visit

M04 to come

M05 to come

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The ballot

Vote on what's next

→ slot 04

One tap to back an idea. Top of the pile guides what fills slot 04.

#01 Family recipe book builder

Upload recipe cards / voice notes, get a designed printable cookbook.
#02 Wedding seating planner

Drag-drop tables, dietary tags, RSVPs. One-shot purchase.
#03 UK garden visit planner

RHS + National Trust + private gardens, bloom timing, routes, tickets.
#04 Later — a consumption companion that makes you actually return to what you saved

Pocket is gone, Mymind is expensive, and both miss the point. Saving was never the hard part — consuming is. You find interesting things constantly, have limited time, and no desire to manage a library. Existing tools treat this as an archiving problem. It isn't. You want a consumption companion, not a bookmarks manager. Later is a minimal browser extension plus app built on a different premise: you're not organizing to archive, you're organizing to consume. Capture. One-click extension saves any link. On save you make a single choice: Curious, or Must Read/Watch/Listen. It also handles loose notes and ideas, not just links — the shower thoughts you don't want to lose but aren't sure are worth acting on yet. Optional AI assist suggests a category, estimated consumption time, and content type. Consumption. This is the core loop. "I'm Feeling Lucky" surfaces something from your list at random. Filter by time available — "I have 5 minutes" shows only what fits the window. Filter by context — no audio when you're in a meeting, video only, or reading only. List mode gives full control when you want it. Smart reminders. Set your cadence (daily, weekly, monthly), your timing (fixed time, on demand, or random within an interval), and your randomness level (fully random, or weighted to prioritize must-reads older than two weeks). The differentiator isn't the archive — it's the consumption loop. Most tools solve saving. Later solves returning, which no current tool does well.
#05 Review process for AI

The actual Code review feels it's missing something, maybe something like have prompts that was made to the produced code for the PR, something like that. Also, it would be awesome to have maybe the skills used and so on. Maybe this is hard because I don't know precisely what we devs need, but I have the feeling there is a huge possibility here

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