Bottell

@bina_gupta Thank you very much! Super excited to be here!

@praveen_patil2 Thanks so much! It's been a lot of work and we're glad to get Bottell launched.

@gabriel_nori Hello Gabriel, thanks so much for taking a look at our product! Bottell does a great job of personalizing advice for children with specific needs or issues. As the builders, even we're surprised at how well it does at incorporating each child's uniqueness into the responses it provides.

@gabriel_nori Thank you! And great question, Bottell does pretty well with customizing advice based on each child's specific needs and challenges. During the set up process, you create a profile for your child and we intentionally made the main profile section a free-response text box so that you are free to tell your AI assistant whatever you think it should know about your child. You can detail any special needs or challenges in there along with their interests, personality, daily routine, etc. Just as an example, our older son has a peanut allergy and this was the response when asking for some new breakfast ideas. It addressed his allergy and gave a nice alternative: "As a parenting AI assistant, I can suggest some new breakfast ideas for Aaron based on his age, interests, and medical conditions. Here are some options you can try: 1. Colorful Fruit Salad: Aaron loves colors, so you can make a colorful fruit salad with a variety of fruits like strawberries, blueberries, kiwi, and mango. You can also add some yogurt or honey for sweetness. 2. ABC Pancakes: You can make pancakes in the shape of letters to help Aaron learn the ABCs. You can use a pancake mold or cut the pancakes into letters using a cookie cutter. 3. Spider-Man Toast: Aaron loves Spider-Man, so you can make Spider-Man toast by using a Spider-Man-shaped cookie cutter on a slice of bread. You can then add some jam for flavor. 4. Dirt Pudding: Aaron loves dirt, so you can make a dirt pudding by mixing chocolate pudding with crushed Oreos and gummy worms. You can also add some whipped cream on top for extra flavor. 5. Peanut Butter and Banana Smoothie: Aaron has a peanut allergy, but he can still enjoy peanut butter alternatives like almond butter or sunflower seed butter. You can make a peanut butter and banana smoothie by blending almond butter, banana, milk, and honey. Remember to always check with Aaron's doctor before introducing any new foods to his diet, especially if he has any allergies or medical conditions." The Dirt Pudding sounds like a terrible choice for a nutritious breakfast😅, but overall I thought it did a nice job.

@ayesha_awan1 Thank you very much! That's our hope!

@rachel_from_megavote Thank you! That's very kind🙂

@emmawhite65 Thank you very much! We're excited to have launched and to continue releasing super helpful features to help parents.