This doesn't feel like AI. It feels like a bot connected to some workflows and humans. Not to be a downer, could be a great product, but adding AI to the name makes it feel a little dishonest.

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To be completely honest, the landing page doesnt give me any info , examples or anything. I'd suggest givng context as people landing on the page will likely feel the same way. You shouldnt assume from the little info available that people will be willing to create a task or whatever straight away... something to consider :)

Privacy policy ? Of course chatting about ideas is highly sensitive. How do you manage this on your side and on vendors side ? Cheers!

Is kriya featured again? The landing page looks much better and more informative now.

@raviformative You doing great work. This is new concept us AI in workplace.

I think the biggest issue here is trust and validation. If a user spends their precious time and trust (since this is a paid service which requires registering), you will have to do better with a page which says that the users will not be the first trial experiments. Now, startups are all about experimenting, and that's totally cool, but I still recommend showing your authority in the field and press coverage to allow some of the people to take the leap and bet on your guys. Good luck with the product, looks promising!