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Heartbeat — Empathic AI calls to loved ones for well-being
Heartbeat – an AI-driven product that checks in on your loved ones, offering peace of mind. Set topics, cadence, and more to gain insights into their mental and physical well-being. Receive detailed reports so you can take the next human step with confidence!
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Beau Lidden
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Hi Product Hunt community! 👋 We're excited to share *Heartbeat* with you, a passion project born from our desire to use AI to make a meaningful impact. Our mission goes beyond just tech innovation—we're focused on improving the lives of humans, especially our elderly loved ones who deserve more care and attention. While we’re still refining a few things, we’d love to hear your feedback and thoughts! Your input means the world to us as we continue to grow. 😊
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Sounds like a wonderful initiative! Love the focus on using AI to help care for our elderly--such an important area. Haven't tried it yet but really curious to see how it works. Congrats on launching, keep up the great work!
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@oliviajanecarter thanks for the kind words, Olivia! That side of our community is often an ofter thought when it comes to tech and especially AI. We're really excited by the prospect of having Heartbeat as a tool that helps us forge more consistent and meaningful connections ❤️
Congratulations on the launch 🎉 Heartbeat looks cool! i could sure use a solution like this to check-in on my loved ones more often . I’ve been developing ConverForm.com, a conversational forms builder that turns static forms into engaging, conversational experiences—might be a great way to connect with these early adopters. All the best ahead!
The potential for improving well-being through technology is exciting! I hope it offers a way to customize the frequency of check-ins.
Maker
@ivymax absolutely, Ivy - there will be several controls that the user can tweak with regards to the cadence of check-ins, time of day which they occur, and what not!
How does the AI determine what topics to check in on? Is it based on past interactions?
Maker
@rahul_manjhi1 thanks for the question. At this time we are thinking that some standard questions would be good and perhaps reminders. In the future enabling customisation and potentially some memory of past conversations.