Amelia Brooks

This saves me so much manual effort—a big win for me.

It's a fascinating way to make feedback truly actionable.

It feels like a product created by people who genuinely use it.

Great execution on this idea, the simplicity really stands out.

I like the direction you’re taking with this. What kind of feedback from early users influenced this version?

This is super helpful. I tested a few features and everything feels polished. How big is your team?

I appreciate that you’re prioritizing payment acceleration over just tracking. Delays in cash flow can be more harmful than many people realize.

The 24-hour turnaround is intriguing because it demands clarity from both sides. I’m curious about how you ensure usability quality within that timeframe.

The workflow sounds super user-friendly. Not having to explain characters or styles over and over again saves a ton of time.

I think this is a really interesting approach. I can see it being super helpful for a lot of folks.

I just tried it with my partner, and the “Healer” archetype seriously brought us both to tears! 😭

Honestly, I really needed this! 😂 I can’t stand having to create milestone posts manually every single time.

I just tried scanning a few items from my kitchen, and it worked super quickly! I’m also loving the recipe feature!

But I’m curious—how do you manage the context sharing between models? Privacy could get a bit tricky, right? 🤔

I tried it out during a quick meeting, and the notes were impressively clean. It even caught the action items really well 👏

The design is clean and everything runs super fast! Great job on that.

I’ve been working with NMI for a while now, and this update feels like a massive improvement. It’s so much easier to get started

The way it calculates carbs, sodium, and caffeine based on training load is genius. That’s the kind of detail most apps overlook 👏.

I’m a fan of the minimal design — the typography is clear, the animations are smooth, and there’s just the right amount of color to keep it professional without being too much 👌

The mobile-first strategy is absolutely on point. Most of these workers handle everything from their phones, so it’s exactly what they require 💪