Viktor Shumylo

Congrats on the launch! This feels like a very pragmatic layer on top of Notion, especially the idea of separating how teams think from what clients should see without forcing a new workflow. How granular the visibility controls are today, for example, can you expose progress or outcomes without revealing the underlying structure or task-level noise that led there?

Congrats on the Android launch! I like how Filo focuses less on email productivity theater and more on actually reducing cognitive load. The Task Agent pulling actionable items out of messy threads sounds especially useful. How does Filo decide what not to turn into a task, so the to-do list doesn’t become just another inbox in disguise?

Congrats on the launch! This feels like a really natural and powerful extension of what Templated already does well, treating video as a programmable asset instead of a fragile, manual process. Making MP4 generation feel as deterministic as image rendering is a big unlock. How flexible is the animation and timing control via the API right now, can developers fine-tune transitions and sequences?

Congrats on the launch! The shift from pure visibility analytics to visibility + action makes a lot of sense, especially now that AI discovery is more about reasoning than rankings. I like that you’re closing the loop with concrete outputs like content generation and community discovery instead of just dashboards. How you prioritize actions when signals conflict, for example, if different AI...

Congrats on the launch! Fimo really feels like a natural evolution of CMS + AI, especially with the focus on websites, not just apps. How AI-driven optimization will work in practice over time, for example, will agents suggest concrete SEO/GEO or layout changes based on performance data, or actually apply and test variations automatically?

Congrats on the launch! The Google Docs for 3D files angle really clicks, especially being able to preview models directly inside Drive and Gmail without downloads. How the AI rendering handles larger or more complex meshes, does it adapt quality, lighting automatically?

Congrats on the launch! I like the intention-first approach here, a feed that informs without pulling you into endless scrolling is refreshing. How does Trace decide what not to show once it learns from my feedback?

Congrats on the launch! I really like the idea of never-ending flashcards, it feels closer to how understanding actually develops, not just memorization. How does Figy decide when to go deeper versus when to reinforce existing concepts?

Congrats on the launch! Love the Rippletide CLI first approach, benchmarking agents where they actually run feels way more honest than abstract dashboards. How granular are the hallucination KPIs, and can you trace them back to specific prompts or knowledge gaps?

Congrats on the Android launch! Bringing a truly intent-aware voice keyboard to Android feels like a big milestone, especially given how much time people actually spend typing on their phones. How does Typeless handle fast back-and-forth moments like chats where tone, brevity, or emojis matter just as much as correctness?

Congrats on the launch! Turning ad research into something that lives inside WhatsApp is a really interesting take, it feels much closer to how marketers already share and react to ads in real life, instead of forcing everything into another heavy dashboard. How you surface signal over noise in practice, for example, do you highlight ads that are scaling or recurring patterns over time, or is...

Congrats on the launch! This hits a very real pain point, especially the published but ignored indexing limbo that feels totally out of your control. I like that you went beyond just Google and are thinking about AI/LLM discovery as part of indexing, not a separate problem. How do you decide when and how often to resubmit or retry pages that are stuck, is it fully automated based on signals, or...

Congrats on the launch! I really like the intent behind Soch, reframing scrolling as something that leaves you with ideas instead of draining attention feels timely and refreshing. How you think about long-term learning here, does Soch optimize more for quick insight per scroll, or for helping certain ideas resurface and compound over time as people keep using the feed?

Love this approach! Local-first + speed + privacy is a strong combo for people who actually write every day. The real file tree and command palette make it feel closer to a proper dev tool than a typical notes app. Smart paste into clean Markdown is one of those features you only miss once it’s gone. Great work on keeping it powerful without overcomplicating things.

Congrats on the launch! A local-first Markdown editor with this level of polish is really appealing. The focus on speed, privacy, and a real file tree makes it feel like a serious daily driver rather than a toy editor. Smart paste and scroll-synced preview are small details that make a big difference in real workflows. Curious if you’re planning any export or sync options while keeping the...

Congrats on the launch! Turning that vague “why didn’t this work?” feeling into concrete signals is super compelling, especially for LinkedIn where feedback is usually just silence. I like that you break things down into specific dimensions instead of a single abstract score. How prescriptive the fix suggestions are, do they nudge tone and structure while keeping the author’s voice intact?

Congrats on the launch! The idea of an AI layer that stays out of the way instead of demanding attention is really refreshing, especially for meetings and deep-focus work. How Notto handles moments when multiple inputs overlap, for example dictation, notes, and AI replies at once and how you prevent the overlay from becoming cognitively noisy even if it’s visually minimal.

Congrats on the launch! Private-by-default AI chat with model switching in a single thread feels very aligned with how enterprises actually work, especially when context needs to persist safely over time. How LyzrGPT handles long-term context governance, for example, how teams review, expire, or scope conversation memory so it stays useful without becoming risky or outdated.

Congrats on the launch! I really like the shift from blocking to intention, especially treating productive procrastination as the real enemy. The escalation mechanics sound both funny and slightly terrifying in a good way. How customizable is Kiki’s tolerance and punishment system, can users tune how quickly it escalates or what kinds of off-task behavior trigger it?