Hey Product Hunt! I built Seerist around a simple idea: the context behind a goal should stay connected to the work that follows. A product brief shouldn’t get lost between building the website, preparing the launch, and deciding what to do next. Seerist brings that work into one workspace: 🔨 Studio — turn a brief into project files and a working preview. 📚 Project hub — keep knowledge, sources, tasks, and outputs together. 🚀 Product launches — connect positioning, draft assets, follow-ups, and outcome reviews. 🤝 Proposals and Delivery — carry client work from the first pitch through the agreed brief to a reviewed handoff. 👥 AI employees — seven built-in roles to help with the work, using shared context and tools you choose. How GPT-6 Astra fits in: I used Astra to build the entire product. It also powers Studio, helping users create and edit projects through multi-step AI-assisted work. Building Seerist involved plenty of iteration, debugging, testing, and reviewing—not simply accepting the first generated result. Human judgment remains part of the product, too. You review delivery outputs, proposals aren’t automatically submitted, and Growth content isn’t automatically published. You can start free. I’d love your honest thoughts: which would you try first—building something, preparing a product launch, or delivering client work? And what would you need to see before trusting an AI crew with it? Thanks for taking a look. I’ll be here to answer questions and learn from what you try!

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Build, deliver, and launch with an AI crew

Build, deliver, and launch with an AI crew

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