Chrys Bader

@garrytan Thanks for the hunt, Garry! A year ago, rather than worrying about AI becoming self-aware, we asked, "what if AI could make us more self-aware?" So we partnered with therapists to build an AI-powered journal that would be highly effective at helping people meaningfully self-reflect. We then took it one step further and allowed users to run an AI analysis every week to point out...

@garrytan Thanks for the hunt, Garry! A year ago, rather than worrying about AI becoming self-aware, we asked, "what if AI could make us more self-aware?" So we partnered with therapists to build an AI-powered journal that would be highly effective at helping people meaningfully self-reflect. We then took it one step further and allowed users to run an AI analysis every week to point out...

@cuffejamie This is an amazing feature — I've been looking for something like this for quite a while! Excellent work Where's the best place to report bugs / get support? Do you have a Discord or Slack?

Thanks @alexisohanian! Our product vision is simple: We want you to give you time back to spend on the other things you love. We hope to do this by making the fastest, most beautiful and robust NFT intelligence tool in the market. Our most common piece of feedback is the speed and ease of use, and that’s only going to improve with Curio Genesis. One of the key challenges shared by analytics...

Hi all, At Ikaria, our mission is to help people feel more connected through technology. Once we saw all the amazing virtual events being thrown by people all over the world, we thought we could help by collecting them all in one place to make them easier to discover in this time of social distancing.

I've been a beta tester and this is going to change the game for DJs in a big way. A DJ's job is not only the play the music, but to find it. Kado makes it easier to find tracks that belong in your set, the outcome is quite rewarding.

Hello all! I'm happy to share more insight into our new launch. There seems to be a lot of misinformation here. Secret was never about posting secrets. It's always been about giving people a safe place to say what's on their mind while keeping their privacy. AKA sharing secretly. The reason we moved away from large square photos with text on them is that they're unfortunately not conducive to...

Munkee see, Munkee do.

This idea has been tried and tried again. We tried at Google+ and ostensibly failed. There are some key challenges to overcome: 1. On-boarding everyone to use your app to share photos is hard. At Google+ we had the event-sharing feature built into Android, so we had distribution. It was still very hard to get everyone to turn it on. 2. The resulting set of varying quality photos / crotch shots...

Seems like a lot of work. And niche.