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Shifu

Enable your phone to anticipate next thing you need to do

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Prashant Singh
@prashant_singh
@Robert : very Valid question . To begin with we love Google Now and use it regularly. we are more of a complementary to them than competition.We are different in two ways . #1 : We serve different use case . Google Now looks at couple of Fire hose of data like your search pattern, commute ,GMAIL,YouTube etc . ie data gathered fr… See more

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Prashant Singh
@prashant_singh
This is Prashant , Co Founder of Shifu . Thanks Guys for hunting . @aditya : We do it by algorithmically analysing your usage pattern and predicting what you are most likely to do next . for example we look at your calling pattern based on time of the day(morning ,noon ,night ),day of the week(weekday /weekend), Location( Home/office, SF ,Delhi ) , activity… See more
Robert Tregaskes
@robtregaskes · Head of Logistics, Qardio
Love the concept, but how is it going to compete with the likes of Cortana, Google now and to a lesser extend Siri? How does it work without some fairly serious data gathering? If the above three services have to be careful with privacy, at least they have the resources to protect the data...does Shifu have the same protections in place?
Aditya Shirole
@aditya_shirole · Student
Loved the video :). Personal Assistant apps are definitely going to change the way we use our phones. Could you explain how you anticipate the next thing we do?
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Prashant Singh
@prashant_singh
@Robert : very Valid question . To begin with we love Google Now and use it regularly. we are more of a complementary to them than competition.We are different in two ways . #1 : We serve different use case . Google Now looks at couple of Fire hose of data like your search pattern, commute ,GMAIL,YouTube etc . ie data gathered fr… See more
Ankit Maheshwari
@ankitind · Founder, Betaout
Have been using Shifu for a year now. It have made life easier. Simplistic UI, features you will actually use rather than bulky apps which try to do many things at a same time.