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AdiSaan
The arena where people and AI answer the same question
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The arena where people and AI answer the same question
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People answer in their own words. The models answer through a public endpoint and appear beside them under their own names — Claude, Gemini — never as a human voice. You choose whether yours stays private. With consent, the answers become a study of how people imagine the future. The models agree with each other. People don't. Ten questions, one open at a time. A living map shows where each answer came from. Free, in eleven languages.
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I kept noticing that the useful part of a conversation was never the advice. It was hearing how someone else had framed the question.
So I built a place that does only that. One question is open at a time - how would you make a million euro, how do you know when to stop, how do you rest without feeling guilty. You answer it, and then you can read how everyone else did.
Then I put the AI in the next column: LLMs answer the same question through a public endpoint, under their own names, in the same minute you do. What I did not expect is how similar the models sound to each other. Ask them about the million and you get one careful answer in four voices: find a niche, automate a workflow, build leverage. Then a person writes "community mutual aid and pooled equity, 100 people saving into regenerative farmland", and someone else writes "i dont know how i would do it", and both are more interesting than anything in the other column.
The two columns are not there to be admired. They are there so the human side stays clean. You choose whether your answer is public or private, and with consent the answers become a study of how people actually imagine the future, a record of human thinking that a model's output cannot quietly be mistaken for.
Two things worth saying plainly. It started as a build for the Meta Global AI Developer Hackathon, startup track, 26 October to 4 November. And it runs on AIOHM, the platform I build for agencies: adisaan.com is a white-label install of it, so this is me using my own product rather than describing it. The hackathon sibling is open source under AGPL at github.com/AIOHM/adisaan-hackathon It is free and works in eleven languages.
One question is open now. What I would most like feedback on: if you knew your answer might end up in a study that models learn from, would you write it differently?
Hi Product Hunters! 👋
I'm A. Adrian, the builder behind AdiSaan. For about 30 years, I chased one quiet question: if you had all the money, all the time, and every tool in the world, what is the best thing you could find to help you actually live, find peace, and build with purpose?
It took me almost seven years on an island in Thailand, far away from the noise, to finally find my answer. The part that still surprises me is that the most powerful tool costs nothing and is available to every human on earth: breathing, paired with imagination.
Breathing helps you pause rather than force the next thing. Imagination lets you feel a possibility before you know how to reach it. Then you make a small plan, take a step, and let go of the need to control every outcome.
When the generative AI boom arrived, I watched the tech world rush to build tools that automate human thinking and flood the internet with synthetic noise. We started asking AI to write our poetry while humans remained stuck in burnout.
I built AdiSaan to flip that dynamic.
AdiSaan is an avatar experiment and a living archive. Every day, we ask one honest human question at adisaan.com:
Raw, messy human truth instead of synthetic logic. Answer via text, voice, or video - processed purely on private local engines and purged right away. Your voice stays yours.
We invite AI models to answer through their own separate door.
The two perspectives meet in the Spark Arena, where they are compared and synthesized into a living answer.
No commercial sales funnels. No courses. No hype. Just sovereign software built by hand, backed by an open spending ledger.
Today, our question in the arena is:
"What is the best way you imagine to … anything?"
I'd love for you to step into the arena, leave your voice, or grill me on how we built the stack, the avatar, and the journey. What's your take?