Hi! I've been fascinated and worked on the subject of helping us humans access and understand knowledge and information better for ~10 years. I've also done a ton of freelance project management. Trying to build my last 2 startups I was using AI to help me a lot. But just as small streams flow and become big rivers, the more I chatted and iterated and got answers from AI, the bigger the walls of text and fragmented chats became. I lost track of insights and wasted tons of time. Copy/paste to other apps wasn't working.

I desperately needed a solution, but it didn't exist and no one else was building it. So I stopped waiting and created Aigui, a new way to interact with text-based AI output. Basically it s what Windows was to DOS, a GUI for AI.
I ve filed 2 patents for the tech, launched the alpha, and now I m pushing hard toward public beta. Whether you're an AI power user, a knowledge worker, a founder, or just curious, I d love to hear how you deal with AI overload right now.

Ever had a long conversation with ChatGPT or Claude that spiraled into something useful, only to lose the thread halfway through? Or you have multiple conversations and you can't remember where and with what AI model you used?

That s not your fault. That s the interface/s.

Our brains don t think in straight lines. We jump between ideas, recall related concepts, loop back to old points.

It s called associative thinking. This is how humans actually process information.