Modelence

Opus 4.7 is live on Modelence, but not only that - it's the only model that comes with our own App Builder agent. We've launched it to make memory and context management significantly better - no more memory loss, and soon we'll be able to optimize the token efficiency, which means you get to build more for the same amount of usage!

February 2026, I participated in the Modelence Hackathon. I Built "Open Box", to help new developers discover open-source orgs repos based on their preferred languages, understand the open issues using AI, and start contributing faster with quick steps. It ended up winning 3rd place in hackathon. Since then, I’ve been contributing to the Modelence open-source repository, opening issues and PR features. And Now I’m joining as Modelence Builder. On to building more on Modelence. Grateful for the opportunity, thanks to the Modelence team for bringing me in.

HTML is easy… until you build email templates. HTML for websites is simple. HTML for emails? That’s a whole different level. You can spend the entire day designing a perfect email template, but send it to an inbox and it can look completely different. Even big companies struggle with this. While working on a client project, I needed a way to test how my email looked in a real inbox. I searched online but couldn’t find a simple tool. So I used Modelence, and in less than 10 minutes, I had a working prototype. I tested my emails, and then decided to make it public. If you’re building a product and want speed, accuracy, and best practices all in one, Modelence is the way to go. Even repetitive or tedious tasks can be automated to save time and effort with Modelence. Link: https://lnkd.in/eed_hQhb #Modelence #EmailDevelopment #WebDevelopment #TypeScript

Honored to be the startup of the month at Infra Bytes, thank you MongoDB, Anaiya R., Jade Furubayashi!

Not long ago, I started experimenting with a new framework called Modelence No big plan. Just curiosity. I began building small things, testing ideas, and pushing the platform to see what it could handle. Along the way, I shared feedback with the team, reported issues, and suggested improvements. Eventually I decided to build something bigger a personal email automation platform. What started as a simple experiment turned into a full project. Today I’m excited to share that I’ve been accepted into the Modelence Builders Program. I’ll be building more apps, sharing ideas, and helping developers see what’s possible with the framework.

Thanks MongoDB for the detailed overview of what we've been working on! Kudos to Dorottya Nyárády and team for your help and dedication 🙌 https://lnkd.in/gTgJTN4A

[SF event] What does the web dev stack of the AI era look like? That's what we're getting together to figure out this Thursday. AI is changing how we build software. But what should the stack underneath actually look like? More structure and conventions? Or just let the vibes flow? Join the founders behind Wasp, ElectricSQL, Modelence, and Auto for an evening of demos, drinks, and honest takes. 🍻 Pizza, drinks & networking 🎬 Lightning demos from each team 🎙️ Panel: "The role of the web dev stack in the AI era" 💬 Open discussion If you're coding for the web with AI or building the tools themselves - come hang. RSVP in the comments 👇

We're hosting a meetup in SF with Wasp, ElectricSQL, Modelence and Auto on March 5th, come join us to discuss the web dev stack in the AI era - and specifically to talk about what's missing between vibe coded prototypes and production apps. https://luma.com/1qpb1fm8