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Join the Input Logic crew as they plumb the depths of the internet every week, and talk about building apps and tech products. Featuring Shawn Adrian (@nerdburn), Gavin Vickery (@geekforbrains), and Elysse Bujold (@elyysseeee) (plus rotating guests from the Input team).

  1. 07/30/2025

    35: Sol readers, hover air bikes, AI-Diplomacy games and our team trip to Tofino

    In this episode, we chat about our week in Tofino at our annual summer summit. We cnat team building, surfing lessons, unexpected hospital visits (whoops), and a tsunami warning which was totally cool and not concerning at all. We dive into discussions about AI models playing Diplomacy and their different styles of conflict resolution, air bikes, onewheels, and explore cool new tech like soul reader glasses, and a visionary urban development project in London. Plus, we touch on innovative wine clubs, a web-based tarot card experience (built all in webflow), and AI-driven platforms. Check us out, drop a comment, let us know if you liked the hardware talk! Oh also, drop us a line or come build cool products with us!00:29 Intro 03:48 Summit Adventures and Surfing 08:12 Tsunami Scare 12:50 Hover Bikes and Future Tech 23:57 Exploring AI in Diplomacy 27:16 Philosophical Musings on AI 29:40 Future of AI and Human Interaction 33:18 Urban Development and Futuristic Cities 39:47 Fun with Tarot 46:29 Crypto and AI 52:16 Concluding Thoughts and Future Ideas Find us elsewhere: Shawn: x.com/nerdburn Gavin: ⁠⁠⁠⁠x.com/geekforbrains Input: ⁠⁠⁠⁠x.com/inputlogic Stilo: stilo.ai Wanna build an app together? Hit us up at ⁠⁠⁠⁠inputlogic.ca

    54 min

  2. 06/18/2025

    34: AI-hardware, Rivian vans, Amazon delivery robots, the PostHog DeskHog, and smart home automation

    This episode was all about hardware (almost). From smart composting / recyclers like Mill and Lomi that turn kitchen scraps into usable dirt (they grind bones, too), to AI training platforms like Gentle Rain for enhancing workplace skills through role-playing. We also explore gadgets like the Post Hog Desk Hog analytics display, which we’ve already ordered parts for. The Post Hog wasn’t the only hardware that we dug into that needed to be printed — we also give you our thoughts on Terra, an AI-guided wayfinding tool? We have questions, too. We also take a bit of a side quest and talk about Amazons new fleet of Rivian vans, and their autonomous robot playground where they’re testing new delivery robots. Check us out, drop a comment, let us know if you liked the hardware talk! Oh also, send us mail 01:52 Mail Time 09:08 Unmanned Delivery and AI Robots 05:21 Gift Giving Services 19:22 Fun with PostHog DeskHog 20:56 AI-Powered Personal Assistant 24:55 Mindful Wandering with Tara 31:03 Building Your Own Navigation Device 33:19 Exploring Smart Home Automation 41:32 The Future of Hydrogen-Powered Planes 48:06 AI-Powered Role Play for Skill Development 52:54 Innovative Composting Solutions 58:23 Modular Furniture for Modern Spaces 59:56 Bye bye Find us elsewhere: Shawn: x.com/nerdburn Gavin: ⁠⁠⁠⁠x.com/geekforbrains Input: ⁠⁠⁠⁠x.com/inputlogic Stilo: stilo.ai⁠⁠⁠⁠ Wanna build an app together? Hit us up at ⁠⁠⁠⁠inputlogic.ca

    1h 1m

  3. 06/05/2025

    33: Vancouver Web Summit review, Google's Stitch, Finch self care app and Builder Ai controversy

    Hey, we're back from a little hiatus because we were at Vancouver Web Summit last week (wowz) and it was great. In this episode, we give you a little review of the conference, highlight out favourite parts, and talk about some of the cool talks we went to (here's looking at you, Metalab). We also check out new AI-driven tools like Google's Stitch (spoiler, it's actually really cool and useful), and question quirky brands like David Protein. Plus, we discuss the future of AI in education and its role in our daily lives, how we digest information these days, and Elysse's incorrect use of self care apps. Lastly, we riff on the Builder Ai controversy and chat robot vacuums with Lidar (it's $1000 USD, yikes). 00:00 Introduction and Banter 03:39 Web Summit Highlights and Experiences 05:07 AI and Startups at Web Summit 07:37 Shred Claims and AI Tools 23:01 AI in Education and Future of Learning 30:16 Robot Vacuums and Smart Home Devices 34:34 Astri Frontier 38:23 Gamified Goal Setting Apps 44:25 AI-Powered Design Tools 53:10 David Protein: A Controversial Brand 56:04 Exploring Fair.com 01:04:38 Final Thoughts and bye bye Links this week: David protein: https://davidprotein.com Google Stitch: stitch.withgoogle.com Flashform: https://www.flshfrm.com/ Deta: https://deta.surf/ Builder AI: https://www.builder.ai/ moti App: https://motiapp.io/ Matic robots: https://maticrobots.com/ Faire: https://www.faire.com/ Finch App: https://finchcare.com/ Find us elsewhere: Shawn: x.com/nerdburn Gavin: ⁠⁠⁠⁠x.com/geekforbrains Input: ⁠⁠⁠⁠x.com/inputlogic Stilo: stilo.ai⁠⁠⁠⁠ Wanna build an app together? Hit us up at ⁠⁠⁠⁠inputlogic.ca

    1h 6m

  4. 05/21/2025

    32: Cyber scooters, bio computing, futuristic toothbrushes, and Meta glasses live demo

    In this episode, Shawn gives us an IRL demo of the Auto Brush, and Gavin reviews the Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses (spoiler, they’re amazing). We chat about the Cyber Scooter, or, ahem, the Infinite Machine P1, a digital storytelling project on Chinese Canadian restaurants, a customized bike workshop from Belgium, and a health platform aiming to extend human health. We also click around a tool called Shadow Map which helps you visualize sunlight and shadows on Earth to better plan solar projects (pretty cool stuff). We intentionally veered away from our usual AI-heavy content, just since it felt pretty rinse and repeat as of late. Oh and stick around till the end and you’ll get a live demo of Shawn brushing his teeth. 00:00 Introduction and Casual Banter 00:46 Podcast Production Insights 01:35 Discussion on Narrative Podcasts 03:45 Children's Stories and Podcasts 04:47 Tom Hardy's Children's Book Readings 05:28 Non-AI Links and Scooter Talk 06:49 Infinite Machine: The Cyber Truck Scooter 16:04 Cortical Labs: Biological Computing 25:21 Sublime App: Personal Knowledge Management 35:08 Color Monkey: Custom Bike Workshop 35:33 Custom Bike Paint and Wraps 38:25 Website Design and AI 39:39 Chinese Canadian Restaurants 42:14 Shadow Map and Sunlight Analysis 45:18 Health Platform: Superpower.com 50:36 Italian Plumbing and Heating Website 58:25 Smart Glasses and Wearables 01:05:00 Concluding Remarks and Future Reviews Links this week: Infinite Machine: https://www.infinitemachine.com/ Superpower: https://superpower.com/ Colour Monkey: https://www.color-monkey.com/ Sublime App: https://sublime.app/ Cortical Labs: https://corticallabs.com/cl1.html ShadowMap: https://app.shadowmap.org/ Find us elsewhere: Shawn: x.com/nerdburn Gavin: ⁠⁠⁠⁠x.com/geekforbrains Input: ⁠⁠⁠⁠x.com/inputlogic Stilo: stilo.ai⁠⁠⁠⁠ Wanna build an app together? Hit us up at ⁠⁠⁠⁠inputlogic.ca

    1h 5m

  5. 05/08/2025

    31: Tesla vs Slate auto, AI dev tools, Sidekick CLI, and AI and bioweapons

    In this episode, we chat so much about new AI and AI tools, that next week we decided it’s a no AI week (we’re tired, and there are so many new AI tools that basically do the same thing). We also dig into the pros and cons of Tesla versus new EV trucks like Slate and Tello, and chat into a few new dev tools we’re trying — like Phase and Vapid.ai. Gavin also tells us a bit more about Sidekick CLI, basically an open source Claude code that he built (a pet project that grew legs), so tune in for that and try Sidekick! 00:00 Breakfast Banter 00:14 Nostalgic Music Trivia 04:20 Birthday Celebrations and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 14:52 Electric Trucks and Customization 25:28 AI Learning Human Behaviour 26:37 Bio Weapons and AI Endings 27:13 Nanobots and Sci-Fi Concepts 28:23 3D Printing and Microscopic Models 30:14 Environmental Products and Expensive Gear 35:52 AI-Powered Personal Finance 42:39 Sidekick: The Open Source AI Tool 48:41 Concerns About AI and Future Predictions 54:29 Conclusion and Next Week's Challenge Link this week: Phase: https://www.phase.com/comparison/figma Vapi.ai: https://vapi.ai/ Slate Auto: https://www.slate.auto/en AI 2027: https://ai-2027.com/ Era.app: https://era.app/ Labo Mono: https://labomono.com/ Micro: https://www.micro.so/ Find us elsewhere: Shawn: x.com/nerdburn Gavin: ⁠⁠⁠⁠x.com/geekforbrains Input: ⁠⁠⁠⁠x.com/inputlogic Stilo: stilo.ai⁠⁠⁠⁠ Wanna build an app together? Hit us up at ⁠⁠⁠⁠inputlogic.ca

    56 min

  6. 04/09/2025

    AI productivity tools, new music software, FigJam competition, and the Orchid Synth

    In this episode, we explore a variety of new tech products and services that we’ve found on the internet, which includes an AI-driven productivity tool (yep, another one), Native.inc , a global broker dedicated to digital assets & crypto transactions, innovative music collaboration software with 24/7 artist, and intriguing design platforms that basically look like FigJam. We also tried to order some artisanal chocolate (shipping was $100 so that never happened), and we debate the impact of AI on the music industry while sharing insights into our favourite Disney Princesses. Join us for a quick tech chat, filled with the nonsense you’re looking for in your week. 00:00 Introduction 02:52 Nose Hair Trimming 05:58 AI and Productivity Tools 08:18 Exploring Insurance for Crypto 23:09 Music Industry Innovations: 24/7 Artists 23:54 AI's Role in Music and Live Performances25:51 Collaborative Music Creation App Idea 27:57 Showcasing a Stunning Design Website 30:34 VPN Features and Privacy Concerns 33:03 Emerging Design Platform: Paper 35:06 Telepathic Instruments: The Orchid Synth 41:07 Disney Princesses and Modern Stories 44:33 Wrapping Up and Final Thoughts Find us elsewhere: Shawn: x.com/nerdburn Gavin: ⁠⁠⁠⁠x.com/geekforbrains Input: ⁠⁠⁠⁠x.com/inputlogic Stilo: stilo.ai⁠⁠⁠⁠ Wanna build an app together? Hit us up at ⁠⁠⁠⁠inputlogic.ca

    45 min

  7. 03/18/2025

    29: Robots in leotards, software engineering vs. systems engineering, and vibe coding

    In this episode, we catch up after a lil hiatus. Gavin has been heads down on a ton of Ai projects recently, so we discuss the impact of AI on their work and personal lives, and how it’s impacting projects we're working on (and clients). We explore AI's future in software engineering, its potential for rapid prototyping, and implications for job roles like product and systems engineering. We also envision future scenarios where AI influences day-to-day tasks and ponder on AI’s integration in various sectors. Lastly, we click through and review a bunch of random websites and products, from AI-powered productivity tools to innovative bioengineering platforms, Robots with leotards (don't miss that one), and creative merchandise sites. 00:00 Catch up 02:56 AI in Software Development 04:17 The Future of Product and Systems Engineering 06:04 Challenges and Opportunities with AI 12:45 Small Business and Personalized Software 16:52 Exploring Cool Websites and Tools 28:41 Bioengineering 29:45 GMO Seeds and Health Concerns 31:30 Greenhouse Innovations in Iceland 33:22 AI Personal Companions 35:07 Humanoid Robots in Daily Life 48:08 AI in Visual Collaboration Tools 50:45 Introducing Six 52:43 The end Find us elsewhere: Shawn: x.com/nerdburn Gavin: ⁠⁠⁠⁠x.com/geekforbrains Input: ⁠⁠⁠⁠x.com/inputlogic Stilo: stilo.ai⁠⁠⁠⁠ Wanna build an app together? Hit us up at ⁠⁠⁠⁠inputlogic.ca

    53 min

  8. 02/11/2025

    28: AI automation, The glowmad light, the new Internet Plumber website, and Framer tutorials

    In this episode, we discuss old internet memes and videos (do you remember ol greg), and we explores a variety of new gadgets and tools, including the Glowmad (spoiler, we bought three). We also chat recent tech tools like n8n.io for automation, which replaced Elysse this week, Tray.ai for code assistance, the Caddy server for SSL setup, and Equals.com for connected spreadsheets. Finally, we discuss no code tools (again) and practical experiences in building websites with Framer. We also review stylish eyewear by GogginsGoggles, and curated adventure trips by Land of Ride. Links this week: Chillbeams:https://chillbeam.com/Goggins Goggles:https://gogginsgoggles.com/ Land of Ride:https://www.landofride.com/ n8n:https://n8n.io/ Equals:https://equals.com/ Ordinary Folk:https://www.weareordinaryfolks.com/ Framer Tutorial:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHJPudv5dbY Caddy:https://caddyserver.com/ Trae:https://www.trae.ai/?ref=producthunt 00:00 New Mic 01:02 Old Internet Memories 08:43 Internet Plumber website 13:19 Glowmad light 18:28 Adventure Trips and Nice Design 22:40 AI Automation Tools 25:38 Challenges of No-Code Automation 26:12 AI Replacing Human Tasks 26:33 Building an AI-Powered Newsletter 28:13 Enterprise Spreadsheet Tools 30:08 High Costs of Data Tools 31:09 Shoutout toGPTCSV.ai 36:25 Framer CMS Overview 38:51 VanHub Collaboration 41:10 Caddy Server for SSL Management 42:23 Concerns About Tray.ai 47:45 Wrapping Up Find us elsewhere:Shawn: x.com/nerdburnGavin: ⁠⁠⁠⁠x.com/geekforbrainsElysse: x.com/elyysseeeeInput: ⁠⁠⁠⁠x.com/inputlogicStilo: stilo.ai⁠⁠⁠⁠ Wanna build an app together? Hit us up at⁠⁠⁠⁠inputlogic.ca

    49 min
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Join the Input Logic crew as they plumb the depths of the internet every week, and talk about building apps and tech products. Featuring Shawn Adrian (@nerdburn), Gavin Vickery (@geekforbrains), and Elysse Bujold (@elyysseeee) (plus rotating guests from the Input team).

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  • Creator
    Input Logic
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2025
  • Episodes
    35
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © Input Logic
  • Show Website
    Internet Plumber