deepaksshah
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Comment · 1 year ago
Comment · 1 year ago
Over the past few weeks, Deepseek's weekly downloads have dropped from ~7-10M to ~2M, while ChatGPT has maintained a steady 7M downloads per day. It looks like the initial hype around Deepseek is fading.
Comment · 1 year ago
We track Play Store download data daily.
OpenAI's Android app saw ~24-25M downloads per month (~750K/day): 24.8M in Nov, 24.9M in Dec, and 24M in Jan—remarkably consistent.
Meanwhile, DeepSeek is now at 1M/day and could surpass 30M in March (since Feb has 28 days).
Comment · 5 years ago
Imagito helps search images that contain text. It is available on Android & iOS.
1.It works offline.
2.Uses your phone's processing power to process text on the images.
3.Scans about 5+ images/second on a high end phones.
We wanted a tool that could enable us to search for prescriptions, invoices, tickets or any image that contained some text.
We've been lucky to onboard some awesome users who gave us feedback, and helped us improve the app.
It automatically indexes text from new images every day.
We are looking to build many other features, including making a Mac, Windows version of this tool - in the future.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=imagito.image....
Comment · 5 years ago
Congratulations on the launch.
We were looking for this very solution. Writing queries and mapping them downstream is pretty handy.
I also noticed that you support Rudderstack(yet another great tool), and we can send events via their http connector.
Looking forward to using this tool.
Do you plan on adding Clickhouse as source anytime soon?
Comment · 5 years ago
It's a good sheet add-on - tracks both Android & iOS apps. Currently, we are offering 50 keywords a day for users who signup using gmail (which can be increased to 200 upon request), and 200 keywords a day (upto 5 users per company - i.e. track 1,000 keywords a day per company) for those who have signed up using a corporate account.
If you'd like to refresh the ranks every n hours, it can handle that.
And No, Google's Gemini is NOT a close second.