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Jovita
One AI hub for every tool you use pay as you go
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One AI hub for every tool you use pay as you go
10 followers
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Ayo, co-founder of Jovita (with Ifeanyi Agalaba Founder). We built Jovita because we were tired of juggling separate subscriptions for writing, research, and outreach tools that never shared context. Jovita’s one hub: buy credits, pay only for what you use, and tools share context so you never start from scratch. We’ve crossed 1,000 users, 4.5★ on iOS and Android, and we’re building in public. Would love your feedback!
Congrats on the launch Ayo, the credit model sounds way more sane than juggling subscriptions. One thing that would make me stick around longer is a way to save reusable prompt templates or tool workflows inside Jovita so I dont have to rebuild the same outreach sequence or research checklist every single time.
@yeldem50906 Thank you so much for this really glad the credit model is landing the way we hoped, and this is genuinely great feedback.
Reusable prompt templates and saved workflows are exactly the kind of thing we want Jovita to handle natively not having to rebuild the same outreach sequence or research checklist every time is a completely fair ask, and it's on our radar as part of making the platform feel less like a tool you operate and more like a system that remembers how you work.
Would love to keep you in the loop as we build this out.
Hey Ayo, love the shared context idea since that’s been my biggest pain switching between tools. One thing that would really help me though is letting me set a monthly credit cap or alert so I don’t get surprised when usage spikes mid-project. Even better if there was a simple dashboard showing which tools are eating up my credits each week so I can adjust habits before running low.
@kuzeyozbas33462 Thank you so much for this really appreciate you laying it out in detail, and it's great to hear the shared context piece is hitting the mark for you.
A monthly credit cap or spend alert is a completely reasonable ask nobody should get surprised mid-project by usage they didn't see coming and a simple weekly breakdown of which tools are eating your credits is exactly the kind of visibility that turns a pay-as-you-go model from "hope it works out" into something you can actually plan around. Both are great signals for where the credit system needs to grow.
Would love to keep you posted as we build this out.