Hello Literature

Talk with Book Characters and Writers with AI

126 followers

Talk with Book Characters and Writers with AI

126 followers

An app that lets you connect with characters from literary masterpieces and hear their stories firsthand by talking with them.

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Launch tags:Education•Artificial Intelligence•Books

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Hello History: AI ChatBot

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After engaging nearly 500k people with historical figures in our previous product, we're excited to launch the MVP of our second educational app. Introducing Hello Literature - an app that brings the characters from literary masterpieces to life, allowing you to interact with them with text and voice. Whether you're a book lover, educator, parent, student, or lifelong learner, Hello Literature transforms your reading experience into an interactive experience. Value offers: - Chat with fictional characters, like Sherlock Holmes and Alice from Wonderland - Ask questions to deepen your comprehension or get English/Literacy homework help directly from the characters - Use the wisdom of literary books to reflect on your own life events - Helping to improve essential literacy skills in a fun, engaging way We are starting with a limited selection of fictional characters from the US curriculum, but later expanding into world literature. Today the app is available on iOS, iPad, and MacBooks with m1 and we are working on an Android version. We have generous offers for book publishers and fictional character fanatics who want to help us scale sales. If you think you could help us in this endeavor, please reach out and we will share yearly access with you in exchange for your honest feedback (limited offer).

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1yr ago

I just downloaded the app And its great. I even had a chat with Legolas 🤭 its going to be a game changer for people who love literature

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1yr ago

Hello History: AI ChatBot

Maker

@frankie_amoah I hope Legolas offered you some Lembas and shared stories about his journey with Gimli and the rest of the Fellowship.

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1yr ago

@stas_shakirov1 He sure did!

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1yr ago

Great job! As someone who falls asleep every time I try to read a book, I think it will be very fun to see how this app can help me. I love the book feel of your home page. Great job guys.

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1yr ago

Epsilla (YC S23)

Kudos on the launch, @stas_shakirov1 ! Hello Literature is a creative way to make reading more dynamic and interactive. The feature to chat with characters sounds so compelling. Are there any collaborative features planned where users can share their interactions or insights with a community of readers?

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1yr ago

Hello History: AI ChatBot

Maker

@renchu_song Could you elaborate on your idea? we are exploring SDKs such as amity.co and getstream.io to enable community, but from personal experience, it's hard to build it well in a mobile app. Enabling users to share interactions outside the app (via screenshots or web snippets) might be also an option.

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1yr ago

This sounds like such a cool way to make literature more engaging! Being able to chat with characters like Sherlock Holmes and Alice is such a creative idea. I can see this being super helpful for students and book lovers.😊

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1yr ago

Sounds like a super fun app! Just tried it out and it’s really cool how you can actually chat with Sherlock Holmes! Congrats on the launch.

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1yr ago

Hello History: AI ChatBot

Maker

@williamjosephparker Soon, you will be able to call him :)

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1yr ago

@stas_shakirov1 hey, this concept sounds really interesting and fun! One quick question: Do I need to have read the books first to fully enjoy the experience, or is it more of a standalone learning tool? Would love to know before diving in.

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1yr ago

Hello History: AI ChatBot

Maker

@jonathanedwardbrooks it's up to you, you can explore characters from a book before reading it or use the app after you read it to ask extra questions.

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1yr ago

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