Literal lifesaver!
Shocked to see any bad reviews on here cause this apps awesome! I ran out of my Adderall and was too out of it to even make phone calls. Duckbill called my psychiatrist's office, followed up multiple times, then called the pharmacy to confirm stock, pricing, and pickup time - all while I just texted back and forth. They even got me a GoodRx price that saved me over $125. I love that they didn’t count each mini task it took to get the big overarching tasks goal done, like multiple calls back and forth, working out nuances, etc. Honestly I’m going right now to replace another app I was paying for just to find my meds in stock. If you deal with medication shortages or anything that requires a ton of phone calls, this app is a lifesaver.
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Huge Letdown
I really wanted to love this app.
When I ran into a billing issue, there was no way to resolve it or resume service from my phone — the only path was on desktop. So the service went down right when I was relying on it, with no quick way to get it back. For a product that’s supposed to make life easier, that’s a real gap.
The pricing model is the other issue. Everything is metered in credits, so every task turns into a calculation: “Is this worth 5–7 credits? How much will they charge for this one?” I don’t want to think that hard about whether to ask for help. I’d happily pay more for a flat, predictable plan and never think about it again. The credit system makes a convenience product feel like work.
As it stands, the friction outweighs the help.
When I ran into a billing issue, there was no way to resolve it or resume service from my phone — the only path was on desktop. So the service went down right when I was relying on it, with no quick way to get it back. For a product that’s supposed to make life easier, that’s a real gap.
The pricing model is the other issue. Everything is metered in credits, so every task turns into a calculation: “Is this worth 5–7 credits? How much will they charge for this one?” I don’t want to think that hard about whether to ask for help. I’d happily pay more for a flat, predictable plan and never think about it again. The credit system makes a convenience product feel like work.
As it stands, the friction outweighs the help.
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Amazing app
Very helpful, saved me hours of time on the phone
Extremely expensive for what you get, not always effective
Paid $49 for the subscription. Had one simple task to start trying it out: I’m at the beach in SF, can you bring some firewood? They did it via a doordash. The delivery came 4 hours later. Wasn’t there anymore, so a fail. Second task: call a phone number and ask them a question. This went pretty smoothly and quickly. But then I’m notified I’ve used all of my credits for the month. 49 dollars for two basic tasks monthly and saved about ten minutes of time. Not for me, but I guess if you are extremely rich and 50 dollars is nothing to you it might be a great app, I just felt like this wasn’t really messages very well that I could expect a lowly one to two things.
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A Mom always in need of help
I’ve lost track the things Duckbill has helped me research, book, confirm, and follow up on. Absolutely love this site/app/service. A powerful use of AI alongside human excellence.
