SpeakHints

I'm skeptical about the real-time suggestions, could they end up distracting more than helping during important calls, presentations or meetings Sometimes it's better to rely on your own instincts than a piece of tech, have you considered options allowing users to customize the level of hints or turn them off completely

I stumbled upon this through an ad, honestly kind of strange having an AI tell me what to say next, feels a bit like it's taking away the human touch, are there any plans to make this more about enhancing natural speech rather than scripting it?

Not sure if anyone actually needs a real-time speech copilot to tell them what to say next, seems a bit like cheating in meetings and stuff, doesn't it take away from genuine communication, also how secure is the data, where does it go, can we trust it?

So I came across this AI speaking helper through a friend's recommendation, honestly you think relying on a machine to tell you what to say makes you sound more human? I tried it during a meeting and it kinda felt like I lost my own voice, like seriously if you need something like this for basic communication, maybe it's time to rethink your approach, anyone else feel the same way

I've seen tools like Otter and Gong trying to do something similar, but I gotta say, your AI copilot for real-time speech hints for meetings and calls is actually quite handy, I can honestly see how useful it is, though I wonder if it might make people too dependant on it, anyway, great job on launching it, excited to see where you take it next

Saw an ad for this new AI speaking tool, but not sure if we need more tech to tell us what to say next, kinda feels like it's making us more robotic than human, maybe focus more on natural conversation skills instead

I think the idea of an AI giving real-time speech hints sounds invasive rather than helpful, not sure I'd want a machine feeding me what to say next, especially in important meetings or presentations, it feels like it could make people too dependent on AI and less confident in their own speaking skills