I like Claude Code a lot, but one thing still feels weirdly opaque to me: token burn while you are deep in a session.
When I am iterating fast, the bill usually shows up after the fact. By then I already made the expensive choices. Long context, repeated retries, and bouncing between models can get surprisingly costly before you really notice it.
Other AI stylists want you to photograph 100 items one by one. Layered reads your selfies instead and builds your closet for you. Get daily outfit picks from what you already own, Pinterest-style lookbooks from any new dress, and travel capsules packed for your destination, weather, and luggage size. Need more? Track cost-per-wear, spot clothes you never wear, plan cleanups, and get tomorrow's outfit on a Home screen widget.
A small but very nice update from the murmur corner of the internet:
A week after launch on Product Hunt, murmur got the ElevenLabs startup grant! Given that it's built around practicing awkward, important, and often slightly dreadful phone calls out loud, this feels especially fitting.
Just wanted to say thank you again to everyone here who supported the launch, upvoted it, commented, or gave it a try. Product Hunt gave the app a real push early on, and this is one of those moments that makes the whole thing feel a bit more real.
The grant should help me keep improving the voice side of the experience and give the app a bit more room to grow without immediately putting the brakes on everything.
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