Wow, still a bit surreal to see it on the Today tab.
Quick recap for anyone who missed the launch (it hit #7 here that day): murmur is a flight simulator for phone calls I built solo: you rehearse the calls you keep putting off - a job interview, calling the doctor, telling your mom you're changing the major - with an AI that talks back and pushes you a bit, and then provides feedback. There is a lot of stuff going on behind the curtains to make it as smooth as it is: hundreds of AI evals and simulated conversations, end-to-end testing, that kind of stuff.
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.
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