Display

Just 6 months ago, Display didn't yet exist. It was just an idea in our heads. So we built the small product and it's now used by more than 4000 people around the world. That's the @slashdisplay you know. Today, we're launching Display 1.0, the next phase and it's live on Product Hunt. We're introducing so many new things today, it's basically a whole new product. So our pitch is this: create docs and apps with any agent, in one workspace. Think of this as the GitHub for all your company's knowledge work, or an agent-native replacement for Notion. What's new in Display 1.0 > Spaces and Folders – give each team its own Space, and each client its own shared folder and decide who can see what. Organise work into Folders inside Spaces. >Storage – store and access any file type in your workspace. HTML, Markdown, PDF, images, videos – whatever you and your agents create and need storage for. > Storage – store and access any file type in your workspace. HTML, Markdown, PDF, images, videos – whatever you and your agents create and need storage for. > New Access Controls – introducing a more familiar Google Workspace-styled permissions matrix with editor, contributor, commenter and viewer roles. > User Groups – put people into groups and share any Space, folder or doc with the whole group at once. > External contributors – updated access controls also let you give commenting and editing access for docs to external guests. Combined with Spaces and Folders, you can now create dedicated client spaces where you work together on any agent or human created doc with your partners. > Internal Knowledge Base – the new document storage, spaces, and updated search let you create an internal knowledge base of all your company's know-how, providing context for everything your agents do next. We have internal apps and data connectors working in private beta, available shortly to everyone. So my ask is this - please head over to Product Hunt and give us an upvote!

the product-film skill lets anyone create great-looking product videos with real UI a couple of days ago I shared our visualize skill for creating beautiful-looking docs without the usual AI slop on reddit multiple people reached out and asked how I'd made the product video that introduced it. truth be told, it's an internal skill we've iterated on over the last month - we built our web hero video and multiple feature launch films with it. when people on reddit asked, I made it public – you can now add the product-film skill here: github.com/display-dev/produ…

We launched the docs collaboration workspace for GPT-6 Sol. Meet Display. It's the place where people and agents work together. GPT-6 Sol is the perfect example of how strong models enable people to get more done. Agents create so much useful knowledge work. Display gives that work a place for sharing, collaboration and iteration. It's the Notion for the AI era.

So a few weeks ago I interviewed our customer Rory from @Kogan, Australia's largest e-commerce business. They have 150 people using @slashdisplay across Kogan and @MightyApe. What started out as some super users wanting a place to publish the "things" agents create (their word, not mine!), has turned into a workspace used by the majority of the company. For us, Rory and the Kogan team have been incredibly helpful with feature suggestions and product improvements – we've been able to ship multiple important product updates with their input. For my money, the most interesting factoid was that they're running 6 different agents across the organisation (and testing even more). People choose whatever tools they like and use them. This approach comes directly from the founder who wants Kogan to learn AI as fast as possible.

Display.dev going to eat Notion's lunch. That's what I was trying to squeak out to the audience here, after losing my voice two nights ago. In the last week, I've had 3 separate conversations with our users who've told me why they're choosing us and leaving Notion. Here's why: a) Notion doesn't support the right document types – agents produce great-looking HTML docs, which you can't host there. b) Notion turns into a desert as people stop using, even if you invest a ton of time and money into building a proper structure and guidelines. Everyone still tries to use it in their own way, and it breaks down. c) Notion becomes expensive fast – if you have a 100 employees, it costs a lot. Per seat pricing is a thing of the past. And so they choose Display as the home for their knowledge work.