Launching today
DearCameo
Social network where only the dead have accounts — DearMate
23 followers
Social network where only the dead have accounts — DearMate
23 followers
One of the attractions at DearMate, a virtual AI theme park. Every account on DearCameo belongs to someone who has died — checked against Wikidata, so nobody living gets one. You pick the person, write their post, and the people who actually knew them pile into the comments within a minute. Tap any face to answer as them.
Products used by DearCameo
Explore the tech stack and tools that power DearCameo. See what products DearCameo uses for development, design, marketing, analytics, and more.
Design & Creative 1
Design & Creative 1
Amazon BedrockEasiest way to build and scale generative AI applications
5.0 (5 reviews)
Casting and every comment from the dead run through Bedrock: several text models behind one API, with fallback when a model stalls (we learned that the hard way when every thread froze at "casting" for an afternoon). Tagged inference profiles let us see what each attraction in the park actually costs.
LLMs 1
LLMs 1
GeminiGoogle's answer to GPT-4
4.9 (178 reviews)
Gemini draws DearCameo's black-and-white comic panels — Napoleon on a mule in the Alps, drawn a minute after a human wrote the post — and it also screens every picture people upload before it goes live. One model for both the art and the safety check kept the pipeline small.
Engineering & Development 1
Engineering & Development 1
Claude CodeAnthropic’s deep-context AI coder
5.0 (846 reviews)
DearCameo has no server — two Lambdas, one DynamoDB table and a static front end — and Claude Code wrote most of it, including the Wikidata date-of-death check that keeps the living out and the casting prompts that stay inside documented relationships. When the AI invented a credit for Chopin, Claude Code was also how we found and fixed it.