Hey PH — I built Asios Rooms because every AI tool I use is solo. ChatGPT is solo. Claude is solo. Gemini is solo. The interface is one human, one chat box, one model. But the conversations that actually matter — the ones about money, family, work, where to live, who to trust — almost never happen alone. They happen in groups. Three friends planning a trip. A couple making a hard call. A study group prepping for an exam. A small team thinking through a problem in the fifteen minutes between meetings. The moment you bring AI into one of those conversations, the format breaks. Someone has to be the typist. Someone has to relay what the model said back to everyone else. The other people get reduced to spectators of a one-way relationship between one human and one machine. Asios Rooms is the fix. Spin up a room, share a link, bring people in. Asios is in the room with you — a shared AI participant the whole group can talk to. Mention `@asios` to call it in; it stays quiet otherwise. The room self-destructs when the timer's up: 1 hour, 24 hours, or 7 days. No accounts required for guests. No data retained. A few things I'm trying to do differently: • Asios is a *participant*, not a chatbot. It sees the whole conversation and joins when called. • The room is deleted, not archived. We'd rather not have your data than store it. • No "contact us for pricing." Free tier is free (5 people, 1hr rooms, 10 prompts). Pro is $6.99/mo. Team is $19.99/mo. • No accounts for guests — a link is enough. Free to try at rooms.asios.app. Happy to answer anything about the product, the tech stack, or the social-AI thesis. Will be here all day. -Jesse Ruiz

Asios Rooms

Most AI is solo. Asios Rooms is social.

Most AI is solo. Asios Rooms is social.