We raised $70M for this moment: Introducing Air AI.
This is the END of file management as we know it.
Air AI is the world's first AI Creative Manager. It scans, organizes, and manages all your creative assets autonomously.
Think Dropbox for storage, Frame. io for collaboration, and ChatGPT for instant answers, merged into one tool that understands your assets.
Here's what makes it different:
1. Before Air: you’re buried in “Final_v7_actual” across Dropbox, Drive, Slack, Frame or your DAM. With Air: you drag a file. Our AI instantly fingerprints it, tracks every mutation, and self-organizes it with extraordinary precision. Think of the most Type-A, color-coded, alphabetized, obsessive teammate you’ve ever had.
2. Search the way you think. On Drive or Dropbox, if you don't guess the exact filename, your file is gone. With Air: filenames don’t matter. Our AI rips open every file text, video, image object & face. Search "The ad where Sarah wore blue" and Air will deliver your file instantly.
3. 10 tools replaced by one (at 1% the cost). Before Air: you’re paying $40k/month for a traditional DAM that only gives you storage. With Air: storage, search, feedback, approvals, version control, rights management, and half a dozen other workflows are built in. And instead of $40k/month, it’s $99/month.
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I know this launch looks like that AI ad maker's. But unlike them, everything you see in this launch video is live (and working) right now.
We’re dropping Air to $99/month (normally $600) because we want every hungry creative to get their hands on it before the dinosaurs catch up.
Every new killer brand run by young founders ( @tryramp@WarbyParker@sweetgreen) already use @airHQ... for a reason.
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To celebrate this launch, we’re giving away our AI guide for free.
Originally we compiled all of this info to train our team. Now we're giving it away for free.
Retweet + comment “Air” and I’ll send you the link.
We raised $70M for this moment: Introducing Air AI.
This is the END of file management as we know it.
Air AI is the world's first AI Creative Manager. It scans, organizes, and manages all your creative assets autonomously.
Think Dropbox for storage, Frame. io for collaboration, and ChatGPT for instant answers, merged into one tool that understands your assets.
Here's what makes it different:
1. Before Air: you’re buried in “Final_v7_actual” across Dropbox, Drive, Slack, Frame or your DAM. With Air: you drag a file. Our AI instantly fingerprints it, tracks every mutation, and self-organizes it with extraordinary precision. Think of the most Type-A, color-coded, alphabetized, obsessive teammate you’ve ever had.
2. Search the way you think. On Drive or Dropbox, if you don't guess the exact filename, your file is gone. With Air: filenames don’t matter. Our AI rips open every file text, video, image object & face. Search "The ad where Sarah wore blue" and Air will deliver your file instantly.
3. 10 tools replaced by one (at 1% the cost). Before Air: you’re paying $40k/month for a traditional DAM that only gives you storage. With Air: storage, search, feedback, approvals, version control, rights management, and half a dozen other workflows are built in. And instead of $40k/month, it’s $99/month.
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I know this launch looks like that AI ad maker's. But unlike them, everything you see in this launch video is live (and working) right now.
We’re dropping Air to $99/month (normally $600) because we want every hungry creative to get their hands on it before the dinosaurs catch up.
Every new killer brand run by young founders ( @tryramp@WarbyParker@sweetgreen) already use @airHQ... for a reason.
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To celebrate this launch, we’re giving away our AI guide for free.
Originally we compiled all of this info to train our team. Now we're giving it away for free.
Retweet + comment “Air” and I’ll send you the link.
@johncutlefish Those topics tend to have longer feedback loop regardless of being remote or in person experience. But things like “submit more effective PR requires less back and forth” are better suited for another senior engineer to coach who would most likely engage with code review.
@johncutlefish As an Engineering Manager, what I’ve found works well is knowing what kind of coaching should come from me vs a senior member. I intentionally choose the high leverage topics such as “how to communicate more effectively in writing” or “deliver more effective peer feedback”
I’m seriously not sure what to do when my son is at the age of going to school. I am scared. It is about time for us to consider living outside the US.
Rewatched Jerry Seinfeld’s episode w/ Obama tonight. Life feels so much better when a perfectly charming person is in the WH. He still looks fit. Maybe we should get him back?