Lee

Not sure if we really need another AI note-taking app, we've already got Evernote and Notion doing great, it's hard to see why I'd switch. Also wondering if this isn't just another overpriced cloud storage, being 'AI-powered' seems to be the trendy buzzword these days, let's see if it actually delivers or just adds more noise to my workflow.

So we have another fitness app right, I get the idea of home routines and challenges with friends, but are we really addressing the root issue of people not wanting to work out or is this just another app they’ll download and forget in a week, looks fun but unless it can truly motivate people beyond the initial excitement its just more digital clutter, curious to see if anyone disagrees

This new AI tool sounds cool and all but isn't it a bit excessive to have everything crammed into one app, like sometimes I just need simple and specific tools not an entire suite, feels like overkill to me

Why would anyone want to spend more time organizing LEGO than actually building em, cool idea but I feel like this might just take the fun out of it for some people, am I wrong?

Found this app through an ad, it's kinda weird talking to fictional characters tho, feels gimmicky, does anybody actually want to chat with them and aren't there better ways to engage with literature, maybe add some more educational features or background info, thoughts?

Max, streaming stats sounds interesting but anyone can do that with some effort, not sure if this is really game-changing or just another shiny object, good luck though

Sounds interesting, but I've seen similar claims from Flutter and React Native, isn't this just another cross-platform thing that's gonna perform worse than native dev, might be good for startups but kinda skeptical about its performance and long-term usability without proprietary runtimes, anyone tried it and had a good experience?

Im not quite sold on this new AI project analyzer, it seems a bit redundant when we already have tools like Kite and Sourcegraph doing similar stuff, what sets this one apart or makes it better for developers, also it would be interesting to know if there's any plan to integrate it with less common languages or frameworks in the future, your description sounds quite general so I'm wondering...

Stumbled upon this AI learning tool through an ad, it's actually quite interesting but I gotta be honest, the whole idea of simplifying learning might just make people lazy, are we sure that's what we wanna encourage? Also wondering if it'll really cover complex subjects well or just skim through, ever thought about adding a feature where users can customize the depth of info more specifically?

Another tool for company data enrichment, seems like just another version of LinkedIn Sales Navigator or ZoomInfo, really makes you wonder if we need another one, curious to see if its updates every 14 days can really make a difference, let's hope the data is genuinely fresh, though

I'm kinda skeptical about this new quiz app for Slack , it kinda feels like you're trying to reinvent the wheel when there are already plenty of good options like Kahoot which have been around for a while, also is integrating quizzes into Slack really necessary , I mean what problem is it really solving or is it just another app cluttering up the workspace.

Not sure about this software, I've seen similar tools like Otter.ai and Sonix which also transcribe and sort through audio files, but they offer more versatile features like handling larger files and supporting different formats. The 4MB limit is quite a letdown, plus, relying too much on AI to catch specific details might not always be accurate, feels like it could be more trouble than...