Adam Fry

Congrats on the launch, I think it's a fun, intriguing, and valuable idea to restore some of the joys of a different form of communication and perhaps introduce new generations to a form of communication they may never really utilize. I also like your plans for introducing an option for sending physical letters. Given people may no longer have the supplies needed to produce and mail a letter, it might be a nice option for some.

Congrats on the launch - smart way to market Predis.ai while still building a tool relevant to your business as well. My first few memes were successful, will keep it in mind for future use! One small thing I noticed - when I'm on the meme generator page and I click the Predis.ai logo in the top left I expected it to take me to the home page so I can see what your core offerings are, but it seems to link back to the same meme page instead.

Very cool idea, congrats on the launch! I'm an avid traveler myself so I'll definitely be giving this a try! A few things to consider: 1) Before I can even see what the product does I had to onboard, which is somewhat unusual for a website. I'd consider letting people do a few things before you make them onboard so they can understand what is on offer. 2) It's be helpful if you link to the sources for your stats. Some things like "healthcare rate" aren't really intuitive or commonly used, so linking would be helpful. For that one in particular you may want to call it "Healthcare Quality" instead. 3) It'd be nice to be able to compare more than 2 cities at once. Keep on going - I could see this growing into a popular tool!

Congrats on the launch, very cool! It seems this is only going to become more useful over time and it feels like sharks have definitely become more prominent in the zeitgeist of our day. I'll give it a try. Since shark attacks are so uncommon, how do you overcome the relative low volume of data available to train the models? Also curious to hear a bit more about the big variables that are drivers - water temp, time of year, weather / beach crowdedness?

Congrats on the launch - super useful! I love the utilitarian approach - I do think the site could benefit from jazzing up the colors a bit, but that might just be personal preference. One thing I did run into is that my instinct was to clicks on the locations at the bottom of the screen to edit them and it took me a bit to realize that I needed to scroll down to access the area where I could edit, so maybe just indicate that somehow or make the locations clickable to edit. Nice done - gonna use this going forward!

Very cool idea - congrats on the launch! I think as business communications become more informal in general and efficiency is prioritized this could really catch on. I'm guessing you're already thinking about this, but I find voice notes overall are much more prevalent in certain communities, so it could be interesting to explore those (places where Whatsapp is used much more, Spanish speaking countries, etc.) I imagine when people are already heavily using voice notes in their personal lives it's easier to also start using them in business communications.

This is a really cool idea - getting honest opinions is always super helpful. I'd encourage you to continue to explore revenue models other than those used by some of the established brands like paying per response or per engagement. It might also be worth having people set up a profile to some extent (while keeping it anonymous), because ultimately when I conduct a poll I want to know some basic demographics of who answered it. Congrats on the launch and keep on keeping on!

Super cool idea and easy to use. We use a service called Gleap for customer support and their AI summary of the feedback for in-app surveys and improvement suggestions has been really helpful. We're still small so reviewing all of our reviews manually isn't too daunting, but I can imagine this becoming increasingly helpful as we grow. My initial test of the service was on point! Congrats on the launch!

Very cool idea - I imagine with the increase in the elaborateness of weddings this will become increasingly helpful. I'm not sure if you've researched it yet, but I also wonder if there is a market to build this type of software for wedding planners? The professionals managing lots of weddings might find some version of this rather helpful as well and I'm not sure if there's anyone targeting them yet. Kudos!

Love it, always looking for improved forecasts and so far the experience has been good. I'd be curious to learn more about whether there are any proprietary data sources that could further improve the forecasts. Is this a factor? Or do the open source data stream provide most of what is needed and it's primarily in the processing and analysis where there are gains to be made to yield improved accuracy? Congrats on the launch, keep on keeping on!