Alexa

Came across this app through an online ad and decided to give it a go, honestly feels like just another camera app with manual controls slapped on, nothing groundbreaking here, also struggling with the user interface, seems like it was designed without considering those who aren't already familiar with professional photography apps, kinda frustrating 🤔

I get that you're trying to make an all-in-one desktop AI app but did you consider how most of us already have our preferred AI tools, why should we switch, also does it really run everything locally or are there hidden data transfers going on, trust is a big issue with these things these days isn't it, I mean have you thought about making it more modular, like allowing users to integrate only...

I stumbled on this email tool through an ad, honestly, I'm skeptical about how it claims to match timing and performance because tools like Mailchimp and Sendinblue have been in the game longer and offer robust analytics, I get the no fee part is attractive but the lack of clear explanation on how the AI works is troubling, can it really compete with established platforms, wonder if anyone else...

I'm intrigued by the idea of taking back control of personal data, kinda skeptical about giving all my info to yet another platform though, especially with all the talk about security breaches lately, interested to see how they handle that

I'm interested to see how this open-source dashboard will handle real-time analytics and token tracking because while it sounds promising, I'm not convinced it will live up to the hype and the customizable AI model configurations seem a bit overkill, it would be better if it came with more preset options, anyway curious to hear what other developers think about this approach ain't sure it's the...

I'm a bit skeptical about an AI analyzing selfies to guess my mood, feels kinda invasive tbh, plus, isn't picking music based on raw emotion a bit limiting, sometimes you just want to jam to whatever, a diverse playlist might actually be better, just my two cents, curious to see how it pans out👀

Found this through ads, does anyone really need an AI to tell them what to say in meetings, seems like it could make people even more dependent on tech and less authentic, maybe include a feature to help people improve their speaking skills without relying on prompts?

Stumbled upon this app through an ad and while it's a cool idea and the AI picking out tracks based on mood is kinda neat, I can't help but wonder if it might just end up making people even more dependent on tech, part of me misses just browsing for songs myself without an algorithm involved, anyone else feels that way ?