goatydev

I used 1.2 for free for a while, and it was a pretty good experience. 1.3 would also be worth using, provided the price is reasonable.

To be honest, I haven't used it. I didn't want to install an app. I’d recommend launching a web version quickly. The biggest barrier to this service is likely the fact that it requires installation.

It feels like a "TikTok-ified" version of a directory site. Since it’s a novel concept, I think it could attract a significant number of users—provided it’s fun and goes viral.

That seems like a fairly novel idea. I’m not sure if it uses AI or OCR to analyze the images, but the external recording of sensitive information—such as that found in PDFs—could raise privacy concerns. It will be important to address these concerns and reassure users.

If there weren't any privacy issues, I'd love to have one just as a toy.

I tried to create a similar site myself a while back, but the biggest challenge was that the margin of error was just too wide. I checked various benchmarks for different GPUs, but there were cases where the results differed, and there were just too many factors that influenced the results—such as the graphics card generation and whether quantization was enabled.

It's a bit difficult to use, but it's really fun.