My work is scattered everywhere, so I built this demo
built a demo of an AI productivity app based on a simple problem:
AI is powerful, but using it still takes too much effort.
You have to explain context, upload files, paste screenshots, describe what you want, and then move the result back into other apps.
So I made a prototype where AI starts with context instead of a blank chat.
The app works like a feed.
Each card represents one thing you need to handle — a task, project, assignment, trip, document, or personal item.
AI gathers the related context, organizes it, and opens a focused workspace where you can actually move the work forward.
Inside each workspace, AI can:
- understand the task
- organize related files/messages/screenshots
- create a checklist
- draft content
- help you work step-by-step
- review the output
- prepare it for export or submission
The goal is not to replace every app.
The goal is to reduce switching between apps and make scattered context feel like one clean workspace.
I made a demo video and I’m trying to validate whether this is something people would actually pay for.
Would you use this?
Would you pay for it?
What would make it
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