This week in brand posts: OpenAI, Apple and Leap (2–8 November 2026)

OpenAI's launch video for ChatGPT Images 2.6 adds GIFs and reference images, and says two new image models with 50% faster generation are coming to the API.

Commas' launch post introduces Multi-Currency, so people can price and get paid in their own currency, live in over 30 countries with more on the way.

Superhuman Mail's launch post introduces Email Assistant, which brings Superhuman's tools into Gmail and Outlook for people who don't want to switch email apps.

Leap's launch post introduces its mobile trading app for high-performance trading, from a Solana Labs company, with early access opening the same day.

Adam's launch post for TokenWorks says Pools is live: people can create their own pool of NFTs, buy from curated pools and trade their tokens.

Benji Taylor's launch post introduces Stageshow, a skill that helps an agent make better faux UI stills, animations and bento grids, installed with one npx command.

John Ternus's availability post for Apple says the new Macs and iPad mini are on sale from today, a week and a half after their October launch films.

ChatGPT's update post shows Images 2.6 turning prompts and pictures into animated GIFs, and keeping reference images of you, your pets and characters ready to reuse.

Zerion's brand update post reintroduces the company by who uses it: people trade with its wallet, developers build with its API, agents act through its CLI.

Andreas van der Griendt's update post for Framer Convert lets people ask the Agent to build and analyse funnels, A/B tests and triggers, which can now target countries.

Reflect's update post splits its nALPHA vault in two: Protected is paid first, while Amplified takes the first loss for a higher yield.

Dylan Field's results post for Figma shares Q3 revenue of $391M, up 43% year over year, with 131% net dollar retention and a raised outlook for 2026.

Nous Research's hackathon post opens a seven-day Hermes Agent Plugin Hackathon with $20,000 in cash prizes for plugins that extend the agent.

Evil Rabbit's Halloween post for Vercel wishes a happy Halloween with the Vercel triangle as an animated pixel mummy.

Evil Rabbit's second Halloween post for Vercel, "zeitgeist", drops a display font with its own type tester and an npm install line.

Edwin's Halloween post for Claude plays a two-minute ASCII animation, posted without a caption.

23designs' concept post redesigns the hero of Apple's MacBook Pro website around touch, as an unofficial take on the new display you can touch.