... Couple of years ago, I left my role as a Design Manager at Tesla to teach myself software and build Velvet Ai. Because most fashion AI is built on the wrong idea. It learns from clicks, trends, and what other people wear. But style isn t that. Style is personal. It s what you actually wear , repeat, and feel like yourself in. So instead of building another shopping app we started building a personal commerce agent Velvet

... prompt engineering suite that treats prompt-building like directing a scene, not drafting an email. What makes it different: - 8 AI Personas Not just tone sliders. Real creative voices: Midnight Noir for gritty shadows, Neon Futurist for sleek cyberpunk, Velvet Atmosphere for warmth. - Modular Flow You don't type a prompt. You build it: Subject Environment Style Camera Finalize. - Semantic Engine Every choice is analyzed across 8 dimensions (Softness, Drama, Dynamism, etc.) to ensure cinematic balance. Who we built this ...

... needs to be pretty enough to orientate yourself in functioning the tool. :D Comment from Hemant Bothra(@hemant_bothra1): really depends on where the product is being positioned. If it's a completely new product category with no competitors and fulfiles a dire need, I don't think the UI needs to be super polished. Users will be desperate enough to ignore UI. But if its a pre-existing category and incumbents have a polished UI, then its table-stakes ... ... Comment from Roi Cohen(@roi_cohen2): Hot take: early users don t need a velvet

... encryption, risks mass surveillance, and could expand to policing political dissent. I don t want to sound conspiratorial or anything like that, but it somewhat reminds me of the surveillance practices before 1989 in Europe, leading up to the Velvet Revolution, when people were reporting on each other to protect political interests. (Especially in the Eastern Bloc and some parts of Central Europe, this memory is still very vivid.) What's your opinion on controlling communication in such ...