... curious how far teams have really gone with AI support. Are you still using chat mainly as a helper alongside tickets - or has AI actually reduced your support volume in a meaningful way? Would love to hear: What tools are helpful Where human support is still unavoidable Trying to understand what s real vs

... tool to manage our health big data; we need a tool that tells us, "Get the milk, it's in Aisle 3." This is the antidote . We don't need more tools to make us "better." We need quiet helpers to make us "lighter." Not a Chef, But a Quiet Helper

... With this whole AI trend, many tools are trying to be invisible : not apps you open, but helpers that quietly run in the background. They show up just enough interface: a chat box, a nudge, or an API call to deliver value, but otherwise stay out of sight. With today s agent hype , this idea feels like it s accelerating. Agents promise to handle tasks across your apps without you lifting a finger. The upside: less friction, less context switching ... ... more magic . The downside: fragile agents, trust issues, and invisible mistakes that are harder to catch. At Attrove, I've been thinking a lot about when invisible helpers

... Here we go Moodia App is live with 3 interesting platforms. Moodia Mind: The tool that power and use smart handover system to provide better services and resources when needed. Moodia Helper: Allows professional volunteer to offer their peer to peer support directly into moodia mind. Moodia Doctor: Allows licensed professional Therapist to provide their services directly into moodia mind. To get access to any of the platform that matches your needs. Head over to Moodiaapp.com and download the apps ... ... Mind and Helper

... waitlist 2 days after the APIs became public. Month 9 19: Pivoted to work with travel agents (made a few $k), but realized the future wasn t human agents it was agentic AI. Month 15: Went viral on a competitor s Instagram gained 1,000 users overnight. Month 22: First big Product Hunt launch 300+ upvotes, newsletters w/ 1M+ subs mentioned us, even the director of Deadpoo l became a user. Month 23 26: Airports started reaching out Rome Airport ... ... women). What Worked, Surprisingly Keeping it free longer than comfortable was the best way to get feedback quickly Obsessing over UX and user feedback Shipping constant updates (even when no one was asking) Product Hunt + Reddit launches Commenting on competitor