mornings are so much easier now
honestly this app has made my mornings so much easier. i'm always running around getting ready, making breakfast, driving to work... like i barely have time to check my phone lol. but with this i can just tell it what i wanna know and it'll talk me through it. don't even have to think about it. and i can just chat with it too, kinda feels like having a friend there with me.
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FVFiora Vansmoke
Samantha？
smooth experience:)
it seems like I have my own Samantha, her moment is coming🩵
it seems like I have my own Samantha, her moment is coming🩵
Sshirley_x1
AI trend chasing, now available on the App Store
You can practically reconstruct this company’s strategy meetings just by using the app.
Step 1: Build a voice first product with hosts, personalities, shows, and multilingual support.
Step 2: Don’t quite finish it.
Step 3: Notice that personal agents are suddenly hot.
Step 4: Add email connectors to Lounge.
Step 5: Ship.
The weirdest part is that the original concept actually contains some thoughtful ideas. Different hosts have distinct personalities, the content/show layer makes sense, and the language experience clearly had real design effort behind it.
But the entire thing still feels half-conscious, while the new personal-agent functionality feels like it was surgically attached to a different product.
And personal agents might be one of the worst categories imaginable for an unknown startup to blindly chase. The whole value proposition requires users to trust you with email, calendars, personal data, and basically their digital life. That is a massive trust barrier even for established tech companies.
For a company with little brand recognition? Good luck.
There’s a potentially interesting product somewhere inside Orilo. Unfortunately, right now it feels like two unfinished products wearing one trench coat.
Saddest product I’ve seen all year, will not recommend.
Step 1: Build a voice first product with hosts, personalities, shows, and multilingual support.
Step 2: Don’t quite finish it.
Step 3: Notice that personal agents are suddenly hot.
Step 4: Add email connectors to Lounge.
Step 5: Ship.
The weirdest part is that the original concept actually contains some thoughtful ideas. Different hosts have distinct personalities, the content/show layer makes sense, and the language experience clearly had real design effort behind it.
But the entire thing still feels half-conscious, while the new personal-agent functionality feels like it was surgically attached to a different product.
And personal agents might be one of the worst categories imaginable for an unknown startup to blindly chase. The whole value proposition requires users to trust you with email, calendars, personal data, and basically their digital life. That is a massive trust barrier even for established tech companies.
For a company with little brand recognition? Good luck.
There’s a potentially interesting product somewhere inside Orilo. Unfortunately, right now it feels like two unfinished products wearing one trench coat.
Saddest product I’ve seen all year, will not recommend.
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C#Charles Leclerc #4
A nice way to unwind
Really nice way to unwind. I like being able to just listen and jump into the conversation when something catches my interest. Simple and easy to get into.
BBatWalt007
