This Week in Startups · Monday, September 28, 2026
One of the bounty submissions, Annotated.wtf, was demonstrated to showcase its ability to annotate articles by highlighting text and leaving comments. The tool also demonstrated functionality for clipping video content and annotating posts on X (formerly Twitter).
“So as you can see, we're on this, uh, this CNN article, uh, about the Six Flags roller coaster that, oh, I read about this. This was the, there was a roller coaster that they're saying over the years, X2, I believe it's called, and it was knocking people around that they were actually developing brain injuries that were requiring medical attention over the years. So that is the article that we have found here. We are annotating that article. And as you can see, we've pulled it up. It's in the sidebar. And now we're on the annotated page and we're leaving a comment. I can't believe people are getting injured by roller coasters in 2026. How is this still a thing in 2026?”
“So now we're on X.com, the everything app. Uh, this is a post from Jason. And with a chart. And again, we're doing the same thing. They're going to add their comment. What's your take on the tweet? More men need to lock TF in. Yeah. And now that's it. Super fast. I mean, you could see. Uh, and I like that too. If you go back a little bit, uh, you know, this is a repost. You could take your comment and post it as a new X. So it's sort of integrating X workflow within Annotated. Without ever leaving. You can just keep the conversation going. That's very nice.”