We re exploring a flight-sharing flow in PAIChat: when a flight confirmation is shared in a chat or connected email, PAIChat can turn it into a shareable flight card for the people you choose.
On travel day, it can keep that group updated when plans change, so no one has to chase flight numbers or send did you land? messages.
We re trying to get the privacy boundary right: which details should be shareable, and which should stay private? Would you want automatic updates and if so, when should they begin and how often?
Hi Product Hunt I’m Priyank, co-founder of PAIChat.
Vyom and I built PAIChat because everyday life is fragmented across messages, email, calendars, delivery notifications, receipts, and travel apps. The information is there, but staying on top of it still feels like work.
PAIChat puts PAIbot inside the conversation. It can surface email worth reading, prepare a daily briefing, draft replies for your review, track flights and deliveries, share travel updates with family, coordinate appointments and RSVPs, split bills, and share live ETA.
The principle is simple: people first, AI when you need it. PAIbot stays out of the way until asked, and you approve external actions.
For the GPT-6 Astra Challenge, we used Astra to tighten the product story, pressure-test real workflows, and turn a broad feature set into a focused launch around coordination without app-hopping.
I’d love to know: which daily responsibility would you hand to PAIbot first and where should an assistant stay quiet?