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LLMessenger

Launching today

Stop counting unread. Start knowing who's waiting on you.

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Stop counting unread. Start knowing who's waiting on you.

7 followers

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Unread counts show what you received. LLMessenger shows what you owe — who's waiting on you across iMessage, Signal, Telegram & Slack — and drafts replies you approve with one tap. Every claim cites its source messages. Local AI, open source.

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Launch tags:Messaging•Privacy•Artificial Intelligence

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Viktor.comAn AI coworker that actually does the work

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Hunter

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Last month I found out a friend had been waiting a week for an answer from me. A week of him thinking I'd seen it and didn't care. My unread badge said 214 — a number that told me everything I'd received and nothing about what I owed. So I built the opposite of an unread count. LLMessenger tracks message debt across iMessage, Signal, Telegram and Slack. The headline in the app isn't a count — it's "4 people are waiting on you." Then it drafts the way out: replies in your voice, queued for one-tap approval, with a visible 5-second countdown and undo on every send. Auto-send exists only as an opt-in for trivial templated acks — 30-second undo, audit log, kill switch. I built it to be distrusted first. Every card cites the exact source messages — tap a claim, read the evidence; anything that can't cite a real message gets rejected. It runs on-device by default (Apple Intelligence or Ollama), no server, no telemetry, and it's Apache 2.0 — don't take my word for any of this, read the code. Honesty corner: it's unsigned (I skipped Apple's $99/yr fee for now), so macOS will grumble once — or skip that entirely: brew tap googlarz/tap && brew install --cask llmessenger Demo Mode is the first button on the welcome screen — the entire product on synthetic data, zero accounts connected. 60 seconds and you'll know. So: what does your badge say right now — and do you know who's actually waiting on you? 👇

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1d ago

The idea of seeing "what you owe" across iMessage, Signal, and Slack in one place is genuinely useful, and the source citations on each draft reply gave me way more trust than I expected. Nice work.

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5h ago

Hunter

@haydarstemugsa Happy that others might find it useful :-)

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2h ago

finally something that fixes the worst part of group chats, knowing i actually owe a reply somewhere. the source-citing drafts caught me off guard, felt way less risky than just trusting an ai to speak for me.

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3h ago

Hunter

@bernatokpn2jcu Thanks :-) I've build it to use it.

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2h ago

Viktor.comAn AI coworker that actually does the work

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Hunter

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1d ago

The idea of seeing "what you owe" across iMessage, Signal, and Slack in one place is genuinely useful, and the source citations on each draft reply gave me way more trust than I expected. Nice work.

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5h ago

Hunter

@haydarstemugsa Happy that others might find it useful :-)

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2h ago

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3h ago

Hunter

@bernatokpn2jcu Thanks :-) I've build it to use it.

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2h ago