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Brilliant. Also how to change the answer for the same question? Let say change the for password. I tried but the answer comes old one.
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We're adding a web dashboard soon so that you can update your key-value pairs. The text message interface will be simply for remembering and querying.
Love it. Finally a great use case for a chat bot. Only thing I'd suggest is changing your website headline as most consumers won't know what a key-value store is.
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We pondered that decision as well, thanks for the feedback!
Get the security in place and this could be even more awesome! Great idea.
Love the how simple, but powerful this is. Is there a way to search through all the things that I told the bot to remember? Or categorize them in any way?
Maker
Thanks! Search is simply "What is x?" for now, we might think about categorization later, but we don't have that currently.
How many people worked on this, and how long has it taken? In other words, how many engineering person months of effort does this represent?
Maker
Shiv and I, and just a few days worth of work, not months :)
Great utility. Will wait for iMessage or Messenger integration.
Ah! didn't realize that it was a text bot. It works but needs improvements. Can send you screenshots. Also, you have to remember the command format to remember :)
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It's learning as it goes :) Message me on Twitter
My mom says "Thank you thank you thank you!" She can never remember how to use apps, so trying to learn an app to remember things is kind of a lost cause for her. But she can text!
Maker
I absolutely love this!
Maker
Thank you! Glad to hear that :)
This looks cool. I have notoriously bad memory and forget things constantly, but they're in general things I need to bring somewhere or things I need to do. Having push notifications with apps like Wunderlist & Evernote are great in grabbing your attention. I guess this, however, is for the use case of needing to essentially write something down and then be able to access it anywhere, right? I love the frictionless approach to save and retrieve info, but I'm not sure if this champions storing info in Evernote, quickly tagging it, then searching for it with keywords. I'm sure once you start tacking on smart features, it'll be an easy swtich over
This with tight integration would make a simple yet very powerful UX to lots of apis.
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