Mila is specifically designed for people who build their life abroad in a new country: expats, immigrants and international students. It can support emotionally, help navigate career, culture, and everyday life abroad
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Hi Product Hunt ๐
I'm Sergey, and I'm the maker of Mila.
A few years ago, I immigrated to the United States. Like many immigrants, I spent countless hours trying to figure out things that locals take for granted:
โข How do I build credit from scratch?
โข Which bank account should I open?
โข How do school enrollments work for my children?
โข What healthcare options are available?
โข Which government forms do I need and when?
The information existed, but it was scattered across government websites, forums, Facebook groups, Reddit threads, and advice from friends. Every answer led to ten more questions.
I kept thinking: "Why isn't there a trusted companion that can guide immigrants through everyday life in a new country?"
That's why I built Mila.
Mila is an AI companion designed specifically for immigrants and all people who build life abroad. Instead of searching through dozens of websites, you can simply ask questions in plain language and get guidance on topics like:
๐ Housing and renting
๐ณ Banking and credit building
๐ฅ Healthcare
๐ Schools and education
๐ Immigration-related processes
๐จโ๐ฉโ๐งโ๐ฆ Settling into a new community
My goal is simple: help immigrants spend less time navigating systems and more time building their new lives.
I'd love your feedback, ideas, and questions. What was the hardest part of moving to a new country?
Thank you for checking out Mila โค๏ธ
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The expat experience is hard to explain to people who haven't lived it - the loneliness isn't about being alone, it's about losing all the invisible context you built up over years. Who to call when you need a doctor, how to read social cues, what's normal vs. what's bureaucratic nonsense. An AI that's specifically trained on that context rather than giving generic advice feels genuinely different. Curious whether Mila adapts to specific countries, or is it more of a general expat lens?
The expat experience is hard to explain to people who haven't lived it - the loneliness isn't about being alone, it's about losing all the invisible context you built up over years. Who to call when you need a doctor, how to read social cues, what's normal vs. what's bureaucratic nonsense. An AI that's specifically trained on that context rather than giving generic advice feels genuinely different. Curious whether Mila adapts to specific countries, or is it more of a general expat lens?