Startup request:
An AI tool - i.e. based on #AutoGPT or #ChatGPT - that can parse data based on a prompt and export the results to Excel.
Let me know if there's already such a tool out there, and I'll donate $50 for each viable solution you suggest.
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I want a browser with GPT-4 baked in:
> turn anything i am reading into a well-read podcast, or quickly summarize it.
> respond to queries about what I’ve seen (“find me that pair of shoes I was looking at last month”)
>> what else??
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Thanks everybody for the suggestions!
Here are 5 great resources describing common UX flows and best practices:
👉 https://t.co/BTNC9WpuBo
👉 https://t.co/9EXhgtS0gV
👉 https://t.co/oiHLf1UbTK
👉 https://t.co/pBMwPpfHUb
👉 https://t.co/SNy0cDut1m
Is there a site with best practices for common UX flows like user registration, signing in with magic links, etc?
I know there’s a lot of sites with visual inspiration, but I’m more interested in the user experience part of it.
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Saas Idea: Superhuman for todo list
- command-line-like interface
- quickly input tasks
- easy tagging
- ability to see all tasks, but also
- enter once, tell it when it is due
- “snooze” tasks
- bundle them in to larger pieces
Idea via @JoshuaSteinman
https://t.co/bcd7RDjUTQ
A social network specifically for travel recommendations - @TaylorMajewski
An app which finds meeting time upon touching phones - @benedictevans
Search for podcast episodes by specific topic - @podcastnotes
Check #RequestForProduct ideas for inspiration https://t.co/KwC9dfyB0J
Request for product: a social network specifically for travel recommendations. Would love to see what my friends recommend without blasting out that I'm heading to a certain location and need recs. I feel like this should already exist. Does it already exist??
Someone asked what's my signature East London experience:
Was walking in Shoreditch. A girl stopped me to ask where I bought my silver backpack. I opened my Amazon orders on my phone, showed her, she photographed my phone w her phone, said thanks & we parted.
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Request for product: The best parts of classic games (e.g. Catan, but just settlement picking) broken up into solvable sets of problems like chess tactics puzzles.
Request for product: a podcast transcription service that turns podcasts into articles on Medium so I can skim through content, highlight, save, and share snippets of wisdom.