@Aicassai · X

Ai voice widget for website ... Demo:

@ngissahngissah · X

u/Any_Philosopher_4260 · Reddit

I built a private AI voice companion — no data selling, no ads Hearth is an AI voice companion that's actually private — talk to it, it listens, nothing gets sold or used to train ads. Free trial, $19/mo Founding Member if you want in early. Would love feedback. https://hearth.lock28.com submitted by /u/Any_Philosopher_4260 to r/SideProject [link] [comments]

@callable_com_ai · X

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

@Nathaniel148600 · X

BuildAI — Create an AI employee from your website in under a minute. And deploy it as a Widget, API, or AI phone agent.

@latent_node · X

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

u/Limp-Upstairs6798 · Reddit

People don't want another productivity app I've been building an AI personal assistant that lives entirely inside WhatsApp. Instead of asking people to download yet another productivity app, create an account and learn a new interface, they can simply send a message like they normally would. For example: - "Remind me to pay rent next Friday." - "I spent $28 on groceries." - "Remember my passport is in the top drawer." - "Add milk and eggs to my shopping list." - "Share this shop

u/XPSDuck · Reddit

Built a connector that calls my phone when a long AI task finishes or gets stuck — just got into the Claude directory I work from home and run a lot of long tasks through Claude and ChatGPT. I kept starting something, walking away, then coming back an hour later to find it had been stuck waiting on me the whole time. So I built Call Me — a connector that phones your actual number when a task finishes or gets blocked. It reads out what it did (or where it's stuck) in a real voice, then captu

@benjhaberman · X

had me by the phone number. Great UX for calls and SMS. But per-user fees, credit systems, clunky AI bolted on. It got unbearable. So I went to port my number out. Turns out it was Twilio to Twilio. They were just reselling Twilio with a wrapper. So I vibe coded my own interface directly on Twilio and walked away. This is what's happening everywhere right now. Salesforce. HubSpot. Legacy SaaS that trapped people because switching felt impossible. Builders can see through the wrapper now. They can vibe code their way out of your moat in a weekend. Old school tech never had to be great. They just had to trap people. Those days are done.

@shubhdholakiya_ · X

building an autonomous ai agent sales team. tired of standalone apps, so i built a multi-layered sales brain that actually executes the pipeline and closes the deals.

@RohanYeole99904 · X

I built something similar for my own site actually — Raychat, free live chat + basic analytics. Still adding features but it's solid for the basics.