@fujidevv02 · X

the world's first context-aware, local AI browser pet companion!

davmar · HN

Scout is the best tool for finding activities for your child. I built this to solve my personal pain point. Currently the best solutions are wordpress blogs where people manually aggregate this information. But human-run blogs can't possibly find every event, they don't know what my child's interests are or what's near my home, so my wife & I would spend hours just learning what we can do with our child. Scout is totally different. Our Agents intelligently crawl the web and find everything in a specific geographic region. We're staring with Seattle, where I live. Scout event has an "inclusivity" filter which lets you find events that are sensory friendly, ASL/assistive listening/captioning, LGBTQ+ & trans affirming, wheelchair accessible, etc. My favorite feature is the daily email with a curated list of events for you. This week I've gone to 2 events based on those emails alone. Please take a look and give me your feedback! demo: https://youtu.be/6wEVtp7-wV4 The link above is

u/Funky_Chicken_22 · Reddit

OSS to SaaS positioning problem: when the user persona and the buyer persona are completely disjoint Founder here. Sharing a positioning problem I think a lot of OSS-to-SaaS founders hit and don't talk about publicly. Context: I have been running an OSS project (world-model-mcp) with ~2,500 monthly PyPI installs. Two weeks ago I opened up the hosted companion, Etch, at etch.systems. Launched publicly on Product Hunt at 12:00 PDT yesterday. The positioning problem: OSS user persona: in

@pabaprende · X

u/Firenze30 · Reddit

I built an AI personal assistant that turns brain dumps into tasks, contacts, and notes. No filing required My job requires me to work across multiple projects at different scopes. Recurring monthly tasks, one-time requests, long-term initiatives, operational work. Things come at me from emails, chat messages, meetings, and verbal conversations. And the worst part is getting asked about a project decision from months ago. That decision could be buried in an Outlook email, a Wo