@callable_com_ai · X

create your digital twin with your knowledge base for others to call (and make money?)

@pabaprende · X

@mfranklindesign · X

u/RayanBuilds · Reddit

I’m 18 and built an AI chat app solo. Tear it apart (brutal feedback welcome) Built this solo this year at 18. It’s called Veris, an AI chat + writing assistant. I know, “another chatbot” 😭. So I gave it stuff the big ones don’t. Favorite feature: upload an image and pick a mode: Normal (it analyzes it) or Debate (it actually argues with you about it). Not selling anything. I just want to know: what would an AI have to do for you to use it daily? submitted by

@auditormusic19 · X

Building iGrow, an AI roleplay app to practice high stakes conversations before they happen. Check it here:

@Vematrex · X

5M views. 13K shares. Building Veiled Prime at The most insightful AI we know how to make. Built for people doing real work. One conversation. Real memory. No resets.

@FearlessBigJay · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable!

@mehrandvd · X

u/Educational-Oil2248 · Reddit

I built an AI that tries to remember the conversation — does it actually feel different? Most AI chats are useful in the moment, but over time the conversation can lose continuity — both contextually and in tone. I’ve been building HoloCQ to test a simple idea: can an AI feel more continuous over time — not by constantly repeating facts about you, but by following the actual direction of a conversation? It’s currently in open beta and free to try. The first 5 messages don’t require an acc

adjohu · HN

I put four persistent AI minds in a room and let them change each other

u/Plastic_Charge4340 · Reddit

I built a personality matching app where onboarding is a conversation, not a quiz Most AI companion apps ask you to pick a character first. I wanted to try the opposite: the user talks first, and the product figures out which kind of AI persona may fit them best. So I built Samagama AI around a conversational onboarding flow instead of sliders, labels, or a giant persona grid. The rough idea: - user answers a few natural questions - we infer personality direction from

@edgarwritesai · X

Your personal linkedin ghostwriter