rolstenhouse

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Comment · 1 year ago
Congrats on the launch! I've tried building a windows automation script myself but found existing solutions quite cumbersome booking appointments and fetching information on a desktop SMS.

Can I monitor/manage this remotely? I'm not on site with the client and previously tried to manage through AnyDesk but the client often turned off the machine.

Also is there anyway to run this so that it won't interrupt workflows while someone is using the machine? I imagine a solution could just be having the client run an extra computer that's dedicated for this or running after hours on the local machine.

Scheduled a demo

Comment · 1 year ago
This is cool. Built an iOS app to do this for myself six months back, but it falls over to pretty basic IVR navigation.

Any transactional call should be handled by AI on both sides.

Comment · 1 year ago
I've often been running several claude code sessions across separate terminal tabs. Was a user of chorus.sh and excited to try another product from y'all! Congrats
Comment · 1 year ago
This is cool. I have a pet project around building voice-enabled toys I'd love to have this level of control when narrating.
Comment · 2 years ago
my gf and I play a lot of scrabble and this was really fun. just sent this to her (and a little embarrassed I only got 18/23)
Comment · 2 years ago
Thanks for the thoughtful feedback!

1. Yeah definitely not clear what's going to happen when you click "start interview". I'll edit the description to be clear what you're getting. 2. Definitely need to be clear on what's saved/retained. 3. Totally missed that and now I can't unsee it. Something wonky going on w/ text area. Taking a look

Comment · 5 years ago
Comment · 5 years ago
Given all the investor enthusiasm around live-shopping, was surprised to see Amazon live running a QVC-esque program
Comment · 6 years ago
I’ve been frustrated time and time again with Google Drive’s clunky UI and search ability to find relevant docs and files, especially when projects have taken on different names.

Sortado is a chrome extension that adds a sidebar to your Google doc to make it faster to organize and find files. We’ve been using it at our company, and I wanted to take the product and make it available to others. I took notes from Notion’s sidebar, but I honestly just prefer the UI and accessibility of Google Docs, so wanted to customize it to make a better experience :)

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