Erica Johnson

I appreciate that you coordinate the right AI agents instead of leaving it up to users to choose. Decision fatigue is a real challenge during the early build phase.

The memory feature is a total game changer. Having to re-prompt every little detail in other tools can get exhausting quickly.

Focusing on reducing fear and overwhelm is so refreshing. Many productivity apps assume everyone can just push through, but that’s not the reality for a lot of people.

It looks polished and well-considered.

Having used They Said 2.0, I’m thrilled you’re adding multimedia support. That was my only major gripe. I am excited to see if the voice system works as smoothly as the demo implies,

I’ve had my fair share of frustrating experiences with “schedule builders” that are just too clunky — how does this one perform with larger projects?

As someone who often gets overwhelmed by too much data, I can really see this easing my stress levels.

The way you approach visual browsing is genius. A lot of audio tools feel outdated, but this one is a breath of fresh air.

85% accuracy already? That’s seriously impressive! I’m curious about what’s next on your roadmap — maybe aiming for 90%+ with more data?

The positioning is 🔥: “AI, not search, drives discovery.” It’s so straightforward, yet it really resonates.

Material Design 3 looks sharp. The UI is clean, but the font might feel a bit squished on smaller screens?

What a fun tool! My photo turned into a pencil sketch that I’d actually consider framing.

Great idea! My only concern is that prompts can get outdated quickly. How do you plan to keep things fresh and avoid a static collection?

Honestly, EchoVaults is giving me some serious responsible adult vibes. Next on my to-do list: writing a will, getting a filing cabinet, and sipping on herbal tea.