... know, we just launched Dirac yesterday! This is one small step towards building a better email for all of us who are stuck being our own email assistants. The launch was incredibly fun for me as the Maker of Dirac

... know, Dirac is an email agent that hands you only decisions, not busywork. And one of the most important parts of that is "It can't be just AI SLOP" . The drafted replies, the compositions, need to sound exactly like you. And not just generally "you". Different situations, different people, different contexts. The tone you use for a "Hey bro can you fix this bug?" email from your developer would be completely different than how you would talk to Sarah ... ... about "booking a dentist appointment" or Mark about "are you interested in our product". So how does Dirac

... everybody, Peter here - maker of Dirac. Today s so far been huge fun for me, and I d really happy for Dirac

... lighter? But they were on the completely wrong thing. Henry Ford built a motorzed vehicle and took over everything. It wasn't just a faster transportation; it was a completely different parallel. We aim to recreate this difference with Diracvs. other Email Inboxes. Instead of making you, the founder, just a faster assistant for yourself.

... Thanks for all the support so far with Dirac's First LAUNCH ------- Just for the PH community, we are giving you a little something: Coupons. Everybody loves coupons, right? For monthly plan: TRYDIRAC50 For annual plan: TRYDIRAC25 ...

... line? Or just raw-dog it and trust the ai? Comment from Thomas B. Coleman(@thomasbcoleman): I believe in AI governance. No matter how powerful the AI or how intelligent, if the AI can not explain what it did vs what it was allowed to do and prove that it was allowed to do it....why on earth would I turn it loose in the real world? Comment from Umair(@umairnadeem): id draw the line anywhere a bad action creates ... ... optional once money or a person's record is involved, even if the action itself is reversible. Comment from Peter Shu(@peterz_shu): @nischay_kashyap  You can manage areas of your inbox and choose what to shut/privatize in Dirac

... feel hesitant to switch, maybe I'm procrastinating, or maybe it's not painful enough for me to make such a tedious task .. Comment from Peter Shu(@peterz_shu): Let's do the maths - assuming 40-hour work weeks. Dirac cost: $20/month. There are 4 weeks in a month, which is 4 x 40 = 160hours of work per month. this number will be used later, remember it According to studies like https://www.readless.app/blog/av... , about a quarter of that time ... ... used directly in the email inbox. 160 / 4 = 40. That is ~40 hours per month in Email!! Now, assuming Dirac

... tied into Google Drive, Docs, Calendar, and countless integrations that my workflow depends on. Even if another service offers better privacy or features, the switching cost feels huge because I d lose that seamless connection. I think alternatives need to focus not only on email quality but also on building or integrating into a broader productivity ecosystem to make the transition realistic. Comment from Peter Shu(@peterz_shu): @moon10  Definitely, thanks for sharing Comment from Peter Shu(@peterz ... ... sarveshsea  I've been thinking about that. Thanks for telling me abt this! Do you think having a "Chrome extension" would be better for Dirac

... before? Why/Why not? Comment from Peter Shu(@peterz_shu): @scarlett_massey  Good method which maximizes discovery and minimizes cost for you. so does that mean the ones that are non plug-in, you don t use? Also. Dirac IS plug-in to Gmail and you re welcome to go start the trial there :) Comment from Peter Shu(@peterz_shu): @grover___dev  Interesting, this is useful market research. How many emails do you receive on avg? Comment from Roberto ... ... brajn): I just fine with Gmail Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9775800): Comment Deleted Comment from Michael Pehl(@michaelpehl): Using Thunderbird for years, also Roundcube. Running my own email servers. Comment from Sarvesh Chidambaram(@sarveshsea): I try alternatives

... building. I was stuck in the same loop too and none of the tools I tried, helped: Gmail, superhuman, etc because they were all leaving all the work to me, no matter the importance level. So I built Dirac and am beyond excited to announce its launch Comment from Peter Shu(@peterz_shu): @rianbrob  Sure, I followed you. Excited for the launch of The Sponge! Comment from Rian Robertson(@rianbrob): Totally agree...founders need to focus on building instead ... ... getting buried in emails. Excited for Dirac

... Finally finish my degree in E-Commerce. Life: Simply enjoy the beautiful things in life (balance is key). Let's make this a great quarter! Comment from Peter Shu(@peterz_shu): Hey Everyone Work Goals --> Scale my startup Dirac up to 200 users Reach 1000 followers on instagram Personal Goals :) Gain weight (+5kg) and Muscle Get down to 1.5 handicap in golf (currently 2.3) Read for 30 minutes every night (~4 nonfiction books) Comment from Peter Shu(@peterz ...

... question you have! Comment from Purva Gupta(@purva_guptaa): @rohanrecommends  Thanks for pointing out the gap. PS I know I'm biased but our model works best and can actually offer in-depth insights that no current competitor is currently matching. I'll somehow integrate that in my tagline. :) Comment from Purva Gupta(@purva_guptaa): ChatGPT but for your Meta Ads Manager Comment from Tom Tomaszewski(@tom_tms): @aaronoleary  yup, spot on. 10 points for you mister. Comment ... ... Backed by Evidence Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar): @valerijs_boguckis  it's clear what it does but...who's it for? this is pretty easy to do with the general models these days. What's the advantage vs