Launching today
Bo AI
An AI personal assistant that lives in your texts 💬
199 followers
An AI personal assistant that lives in your texts 💬
199 followers
Bo is the first consumer AI product that exists to serve everyday people. Bo helps you stay organized, save time, live healthier, and answer your questions—all via text.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 Brandon here, Founder of Bo Labs.
I used to be an NBA Trainer, then I spent the last 6 years grinding in tech.
And like many of you, there were times where I sacrificed my health for business.
I got away with it for a long time, until last year when my body broke down on me.
It was the hardest year of my life, filled with countless doctor visits and physical therapy sessions.
Once I got better I was driven to build a tool I know could help millions.
We’re excited to introduce Bo Labs.
Our mission is to build AI products that help everyday people.
~6.8B have still never used AI.
We believe this is because of the form factor it takes.
That’s why we’re bringing AI to iMessage.
Today, we're excited to announce our first product.
Introducing Bo AI: Your AI Personal Assistant.
Bo makes your life easier. Helping you stay organized, save time, live healthier, and answer your questions—all via text.
These are just a few kinds of people using Bo today:
Students, hospital staff, active military, athletes, teachers, entrepreneurs, creators, elderly, busy parents, and more.
Amazing tech exists, but it’s still wildly inconvenient to use.
The average person has 50+ apps on their phone.
Most of which are never used.
Everyday people deserve access to AI in a way that meets them where they already are, and improves of their quality of life.
We welcome you to join us.
Special for the PH Community: use code HUNT20 with your Free Trial → getbo.com
@turp Congrats, Brandon.
Are people using Bo more for health/lifestyle routines reminders maybe, or quick everyday questions?
@dmitrii_volosatov both!
@dmitrii_volosatov thanks btw
the audience you're describing, elderly, busy parents, people who've never really used AI, is exactly the group least equipped to reason about what they're granting when they connect Gmail, Calendar and a watch to a texting assistant. a technical user at least has a rough mental model of an OAuth scope. someone who's never used AI probably doesn't. how does Bo explain what it can actually see and do in a way that lands for that audience specifically, not just a permissions screen with checkboxes that everyone taps through anyway?
@galdayan we do a pretty decent job of outlining this in our onboarding imo! if you have any specific feedback would love to hear it
@turp here's a concrete one: swap the permissions list for a worked example during onboarding. instead of listing what Gmail/Calendar/watch access means, show one real text Bo would actually send once it's connected, like "saw an email from your pharmacy about a refill, want me to remind you Tuesday", right there before the person taps allow. a list of capabilities is abstract no matter how plainly it's worded, but a single concrete before/after example is something someone who's never used AI can actually picture and decide whether they want. easier to build trust from an example than from a well written paragraph.
Works on iMessage only or other messenger apps as well?
@bo_kommu lol we're here for it!