Aivelle

Stop shipping prompt agents blind. Opt-in creator coaching

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Stop shipping prompt agents blind. Opt-in creator coaching

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Prompt Engineering Tools

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AI Workflow Automation

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No-Code AI Agent Builder

We’re a 3-person team building Aivelle. We kept hitting the same issue: prompt agents don’t fail because they’re dumb, they fail when users get stuck and creators only find out after the chat ends. Aivelle lets anyone create and publish prompt agents with roles, rules, and guardrails, then support users live with consent-based Managing Mode. Creators can suggest better follow-up questions and ask clarifying questions, always opt-in and clearly visible.

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AI workspace for small teams to keep work on track

Aivelle is an AI workspace for small teams that keeps schedules, meetings, reminders, and next steps connected in one workflow. Instead of relying on scattered chat, calendars, docs, and manual follow-ups, Aivelle acts like a proactive scheduling assistant — helping teams stay aligned, track what needs to happen next, and reduce things slipping through the cracks after meetings.

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Launch tags:SaaS•Calendar•Artificial Intelligence

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Turn scattered DMs into contracts you can control and prove.

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Hey Product Hunt We built Aivelle because we kept seeing the same problem in small teams: even when teams already use chat, calendars, docs, and checklists, important things still get lost after meetings. Schedules change, next steps become unclear, reminders happen too late, and someone usually ends up manually holding everything together. That’s what pushed us to build Aivelle as a schedule-first AI workspace for small teams. The AI acts more like a proactive scheduling assistant — helping keep schedules, meetings, next steps, and shared checklists connected, while surfacing reminders and follow-ups before things slip through the cracks. One thing that became clearer while building this is that we don’t want Aivelle to feel like a black-box “AI replaces the coordinator” product. The goal is to reduce the manual chasing and coordination burden, not take away control from the person already keeping the team organized. We’re still early, and I’d especially love feedback on a few things: Does the core problem feel real and painful enough? Is the value proposition clear? What kind of small team does this feel most useful for? Where would you hesitate to trust AI in this workflow? Really appreciate you checking it out — would love your honest thoughts

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AivelleStop shipping prompt agents blind. Opt-in creator coaching

Launched on February 5th, 2026