tyherox
A service that provides AI with its own email.
It sounds kind of backward at first (it's slower than chat and its... email) but after careful consideration I think it's worth exploring for these reasons: 1. It's used by everyone and integrates to everything. 2. It's non-realtime communication gives more time to the AI to create higher quality responses and actions. Also naturally unlocks some cool capabilities like "Do X every Monday at 9AM". 3. It acts as a digital identity on the web.
To be honest, I really really wanted to go with a B2B product after my last [B2C product](https://www.indiehackers.com/product/ryeboard) but I'm back in the B2C arena because I have a gut feeling this will unleash another layer of productivity with AI for pretty much everyone.
I admittedly do not have a solid use-case in mind nor have I done lots of customer calls/research. But I want to make sure from day 0 that we're building something relevant for customers instead of vaporware so I'd love to get in touch with some people who are interested in this kind of product. I'll provide 6 months of free service for those that get in touch with me for their troubles!
Reach out to me through the site in the post!
Numtu: AI with its own email
Working on a prototype right now but wanted to see if anyone was interested collaborating over this!
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First of all, thanks a ton for taking the time to give me this detailed and candid feedback - it is exactly what I needed to hear to plan out my next steps. At the moment I admit the product is a bit too general to survive in the harsh SaaS market and will need to find a market fit in order to survive.
I will reevaluate the direction of this project and what this product should be.I am grateful for all this interest in Ryeboard and thanks again for taking the time to write out this very detailed feedback!