Stories
(732)
beehiiv Puts the Sponsor Inside Your Newsletter Draft
On-Demand Ads brings hourly sponsorship offers into the editor with a simple /ads command. The convenience comes with a five-day deadline—and an audience still worth being choosy for.
Aura Vista Puts an Operations Brain Behind the Tarot
Bailey brought experience at Daimler, Nike, and Joyly to Aura Vista, a spiritual-services app built with Create. Her April 2025 story shows the value of knowing a workflow—and the commercial questions a working product leaves open.
beehiiv Group Subscriptions Turn One Sale Into a Team
One buyer, multiple seats, one bill. beehiiv’s group subscriptions give specialist publishers a way into company budgets—and a new reason to watch who actually reads.
Takeaways Took Two Months to Reach the App Store
William Sayer built Takeaways V1 with Create, Anything’s predecessor, and launched in June 2025, according to Anything. His two-month journey offers founders a more useful planning reference than a stopwatch on code generation.
Telefan Gives Elusive French TV Films a Voice
French film director Laurent used Anything to launch a streaming app built around voice discovery. Telefan’s proposition puts specialist knowledge to work on thousands of hard-to-find French TV films.
Pythian’s London Oracle Session Puts the Database Before the AI
Oracle, Google Cloud and Pythian are listed for a London session on 19 November 2026. The business at hand is safer database migration, less maintenance and operational data ready for AI.
beehiiv’s AI Agent Remembers—and Takes on Bigger Jobs
Memory and subagents arrived on September 29, turning beehiiv’s AI Agent into a more persistent publishing assistant. It can work through bigger assignments and change a live post’s layout; the price of putting it to work deserves a closer look.
PipelinePro Built Around Zoho Recruit, Without Writing Code
Shane used Anything to build a recruiting platform and take it to customers, according to Anthropic. Its Zoho Recruit connection puts the real test beyond the demo: records, access and a sync that keeps working.
CCaaS Migration Has a Two-Platform Problem
The cutover gets the applause. The months running legacy and cloud contact centers together deserve the plan. Here’s how to divide traffic, preserve customer context, and leave the messy middle on time.
CCaaS Pricing Shouldn’t Be a Guessing Game
When the price list is missing, make every vendor quote the same business. Here’s how to turn a seat price into a three-year bill you can actually compare.
Contact Center AI Won the Demo. The Agents Aren’t Sold.
UJET surveyed 250 frontline agents. All use AI daily, yet none call it critical to their success. Put the vendor promise beside the working day, and the sales story starts to wobble.
Contact Center Mobile SDKs Need a Harder Audition
Your support SDK becomes part of your app’s reputation. Put UJET, Zendesk and Intercom through six practical tests before you put one in your customers’ hands.
In-App Support Has Three Doors. Only One Opens Into Your App.
A native SDK, a webview widget and a browser link can all wear your brand. Here is what each costs, what each can do, and which details survive the journey from chat to a call.
Anything Reports 1.5 Million Users. Who’s Paying?
Anthropic reports a vast audience and 800,000-plus apps created in five months. Paying customers, published businesses and builder earnings remain separate questions.
No Cap Space Runs a Media Business With One Full-Time Employee
Five founders, four other jobs, one daily newsletter. No Cap Space’s women’s basketball business shows how a small team can make podcasts, video and reporting work together on beehiiv.
Wispr Flow Bought Yapify to Give Your Inbox a Voice
Yapify taught AI to turn a ramble into an email that knew the backstory. Its December 2025 acquisition by Wispr Flow put that small, useful idea on a much larger stage.
TIME Moved Two Million Readers to beehiiv Without a Pause
Thirteen newsletters and more than two million subscribers. A beehiiv case study reports zero downtime—and reveals the unglamorous work behind TIME’s move.
Pythian and Google Cloud Put AI ROI on the New York Menu
An executive dinner at Hawksmoor on October 27 will ask which AI experiments deserve another dollar. Pythian and Google Cloud are bringing portfolio audits, operating costs and CFO benchmarks to the table.
beehiiv’s Member Directory Makes the Audience the Attraction
A newsletter introduces readers to ideas. beehiiv’s new member directory lets them discover each other, with shared profile data, separate notification preferences and room for paid membership.
Anything Can Build Your App. Apple Still Holds the Keys.
Anything’s App Store dispute exposes the gap between making an app and getting it into users’ hands. The current iPhone and Android workflows show exactly where the builder’s work ends and the owner’s launch begins.
Anything vs Lovable, Bolt and the Race to Launch
A beautiful demo is a fine opening act. Compare Anything, Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Bubble and Cursor by what it takes to put a working product in customers’ hands.
beehiiv Paid Recommendations and the $2 Reader
A $2 payout can mean a $2.50 acquisition bill. beehiiv’s revamped marketplace makes paid offers easier to find, but verification decides who gets paid.
Raleigh’s AI Cut IT Costs 66%. Do Residents Win?
Raleigh reports a cheaper internal service desk with ServiceNow AI. The next test is whether that efficiency reaches residents—and whether a person is still there when automation fails.
Premera Built 900 AI Agents and Beat the Contract Clock
Premera Blue Cross says a contract workflow dropped from 30–45 minutes to about three with Microsoft Copilot. Behind its 900 agents sits a less glamorous achievement: teaching people to build within the rules.
IBM Apptio Asks What Your AI Tokens Actually Bought
IBM’s new AI Value & ROI preview puts the token bill beside the business result. The harder job is proving that faster work, lower costs and better decisions survived contact with the accounts.
Pythian Leaders Land Three CRN Finalist Spots
Vanessa Simmons and Solange Jacob account for Pythian’s three September 2026 finalist honors. Behind the shortlist are years of partnership work, mentoring and a push to help enterprise employees use AI.
ServiceNow Autonomous Security Has Two Launch Dates
ServiceNow’s August launch puts remediation tools in buyers’ hands. Four headline AI capabilities are due in December—and the work of deciding who may act starts now.
Kohler Hit 98% Copilot Adoption in Six Weeks
A 5,000-person rollout put training, executive support and employee champions behind a startling adoption figure. The harder question is what happened after people started using it.
IBM’s $10 Billion Quantum Bet Has a 2029 Deadline
IBM has committed more than $10 billion over five years to pursue fault-tolerant quantum computing. Two connected cryogenic modules mark a real step toward Starling, but the 2029 target still has to survive the laboratory.
General Medicine Wants Patients to Shop Their Way to Power
A $120 million round led by a16z backs a healthcare store built around upfront prices and patient choice. The test is whether a better checkout can also deliver better access to care.