If an AI assistant lived inside your creator tools, what's the first boring task you'd hand it?
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Not the flashy stuff, the actual grind.
Writing product descriptions?
Summarizing a long livestream?
Replying to the same DM for the 50th time?
Tell me the one task you'd offload today, and I'll tell you if we're building the right things.
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Great question and one that made me create the solution myself with Claude Code! Even call I have (coffee chat, Client session, Discovery, networking, etc.) is recorded in Fathom. The transcript then goes through a Claude Project that parses out the relevant parts (depending on the call) and sends those pieces to my Notion hub (where I can view them later). This was rather manual until Claude's MCP with Notion but there's no reason why the whole thing can't be automated. This might be too specific for what you're building but it's a key part of my workflow and the frustration is real!
@anna_ludwinowski Haha, the meeting recorder is a great one. I actually built my own for exactly this. It watches for a call starting on Teams, Slack, or Google Meet, figures out who's speaking, transcribes using a local Whisper model, and then a local LLM (Qwen3 4B) writes the summary. From there, it drops the notes into Apple Notes and links them to the event in Apple Calendar, so weeks later, I can just open the meeting in my calendar, and the full summary and actions are right there. It also pulls out action items and hands them to Claude or Codex to propose issues, follow-ups or little automations. All of it runs locally; nothing leaves the machine.
Honestly, it's already saved me a ton of time, and I don't forget anything anymore. It's become my private memory. Building it for myself while I get DukieX out the door, but it's turned into something I want to ship as its own product after.
I moved the "private memory / don't forget anything" line up to land right before the DukieX bit, so it reads as the emotional hook before the "shipping it as a product" turn. Feels more like a person sharing a win than a list of features.