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Give your agent eyes across social internet.
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This is such a genuine product. You've perfectly captured that travel planning burnout that comes from having too many options. The 'Surprise Me!' feature is especially brilliant—it's like a childhood dream of getting to visit a place you didn't even have to choose. A really awesome idea.
Out of curiosity, what's your biggest challenge right now with keeping all the travel data accurate and up-to-date?
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Just downloaded—love it. 🙌 One wishlist: an AI layer that learns my niches and surfaces “jump-in” threads + suggested angles/replies so I can engage deeper on topics I care about.
Also, I'm piloting a lightweight synthetic-user interview tool to pressure-test value props before you drive traffic. Happy to run a quick pass on your product and share the readout. If helpful, ping me (email in my bio/joy [at] inspirix [dot] ai) or drop yours here ;D
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Love the simplicity of your approach. Feels like a tool that can actually save time instead of adding more tabs to my life. Great job on building something so useful!
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thanks!
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That’s such a relatable problem, I often find myself bouncing between tabs and feeds just trying to stay updated, only to end up feeling overwhelmed instead of informed.
What you’ve built sounds genuinely useful. I love the idea of a personalized news agent that actually respects your intent and doesn’t add to the noise. The use cases you shared, from niche research to hyper-specific interests, make a lot of sense. It’s cool that you’re already seeing real people use it in ways you didn’t expect (and yeah, the internet will internet 😂).
Wishing you continued momentum, and I’m excited to see how this evolves!
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thanks for your support! pls feel free to ping me anytime if you have any feedback!
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Nice work hitting 300 downloads already! 🚀
I’ve tried building small personal trackers before, but they always felt too noisy or unfocused. Your “only fetch what you tell it to” approach sounds really promising.
Curious: how well does it handle “fast-changing” areas like crypto or AI, where dozens of articles come out every hour?
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hey we are fetching the news on a 2-hrs frequency in the future will increase the frequency. feel free to give a try and let me know if that works for you!
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good.
i will try when it is launched .-
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thanks! it's on the App Store feel free to give a try!
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Love this idea! I usually waste a lot of time switching between sources and end up feeling the same. Congrats on the launch and hitting 300 downloads 🎉
I’m building a project too and planning to add a news section. Your approach sounds like it could fit really well. Maybe we could even collaborate at some point
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But what was you approach to find this niche/demand?
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do you mean how I found people need this? this comes from my own experience and my observation on my coworkers (I worked in payments so people there need to follow industry news quite often)
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hhm....so you had real potential users and real demand from them? But I suppose that was not 100+ coworkers? How did you scale after launch?
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feel free to join our discord.
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what is the link please? :)
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for sure. I got a lot of uses from reddit and got real feedback. people from the internet already been using it for days. there's for sure a real demand.
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ok, so Reddit gave you traffic / audience. But how did you find proper subreddits? They banned me when I tried to self-promote :(
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Congrats on the launch 🚀
I really feel the pain point here — I waste so much time jumping between Twitter/X, newsletters, and random blogs, and end up feeling like I didn’t actually learn anything.
Curious how customizable it is right now: can I fine-tune the “agent” to avoid generic news and only pull from specific sources I trust?
Also, props on hitting 300 downloads in 2 days — that’s solid momentum.
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hey thanks! right now we can't support limit the sources, but this is in our roadmap!
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thanks for your advice!!
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This is brilliant! I’ve spent countless hours juggling multiple sources and often feel like I’ve gone in circles. I love that your AI lets users define exactly what to track this is the kind of precision tools freelancers like me crave to stay ahead in niche markets. Curious have you thought about letting users track trends in freelance work or emerging tech skills? That would be a game-changer.
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Congrats on the early traction, 300 downloads in under 2 days is a great sign. I really like the idea of making news tracking intentional instead of just doomscrolling random feeds. I can see myself using it for things like AI research papers or niche startup funding rounds that never make it to mainstream news. Curious—do you plan on adding ways to summarize or prioritize within a topic when there’s a flood of updates? That could make it even more powerful.
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hey love this idea! that's gonna help people a lot. let us explore this idea!
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This is awesome, well done ,I totally relate to the problem of spending hours across news sites and not retaining much . How do you plan to keep users engaged long-term like ensuring they don't just try it once and drop off?
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hey that's a good question! I think for us, we still need to enhance our basic functions. like enhancing AI accuracy & smooth UI. good quality will drive user back. then we will introduce notifications so that users can be notified when there are news might be important to them.
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Huge congrats on the successful launch and hitting 300 downloads in just 48 hours that’s an impressive early sign of product-market fit 🎉👏.
What really stands out to me is how intentional the solution is — instead of building another generic news feed, you’ve narrowed it down to ‘only the topics the user actually cares about,’ which is such a smart angle.
Also love that the use cases are already expanding beyond what you initially had in mind that’s usually a great sign that there’s a real demand for the core engine you’ve built.
Out of curiosity any plans to allow users to export their curated tracking feeds later on (e.g. email digest or embed)? That could open up even more opportunities.
Keep pushing rooting for your next milestone 🚀
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thanks!! yes we have something similar in mind. in the future we would allow users to share their feeds out of the app with their friends or for their own use.
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That sounds like a solid idea giving users the ability to share their feeds can really boost engagement and organic growth. 🚀 Curious, are you thinking of building it as a native feature right away or testing it with a simple MVP first?
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congrats!! been using it for a while. glad to see it on the app store!
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thank you for your support!!
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“300 beta users is no joke. How did you pull in your first batch—friends/family, or outreach beyond your circle?”
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hey we didn't pull in our friends. we got our users from reddit.
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Congrats on the launch. The use case resonates a lot, especially for people juggling niche interests across scattered sources. The TestFlight feedback loop seems to have given you some solid direction already. I’m curious, how do you handle source reliability and prevent the feed from turning into noise?
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thanks! we're using AI to semantic match with user's input if content is not relevant it won't be pushed.
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this is clean. been juggling a mix of newsletters, twitter threads, and google alerts to track niche topics ... this feels way more focused.
out of curiosity.....any unexpected use cases so far? feels like this could quietly become a power tool for researchers and analysts.
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thanks!! yes we do have a lot of researchers using it to track papers.
unexpected use cases... actually a lot. I see people using if for local news, sports, or ask how to improve themselves. and some prompt it for porn (although we don't have any content on it). all those were not expected from the very beginning.
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it's interesting how your platform handles such varied use cases while keeping content boundaries clear. as a saas content creator, i know how important that balance is for building trust and lasting growth. looking forward to seeing where a01 goes next!
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thanks!! your words mean a lot to us. thanks for your support and hopefully can bring you some updates in the future
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Hey,
This is off topic. Is there a faq on IH. Need to read first. New to site.
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This is a great idea to have everything in one place - how does it handle subscriptions? It would be great if you could link up sites where you have subscriptions
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right now we provide the links to the original articles. if that article is paywalled and you have the subscription, you can click on the link and read it from there. but currently there's no way to manually provide what subscriptions you have but it's on our roadmap to add this feature!
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That would be super cool, also to perhaps have the feature of not getting articles from places where you don't have a subscription.
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It's a really cool idea
It's something I think is really needed in today's world
Wishing you the best
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thanks!! feel free to try it would love to hear your feedback!
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it's quiette possible however in a way we are already doing that if a common want to surpass algo what he/she have to do is do the opposite of feed pref
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yes sometimes I quite struggle with it since I need to dislike a bunch of them to let the algorithm really know
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Love the focused approach...
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thanks!!
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Love the idea of owning your feed instead of letting it own you. Feels like the DePIN of content: focused, user-controlled, no fluff. Excited to try it out, and big congrats on the launch! 🚀
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thanks!! feel free to try it and let me know your thoughts!
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I would be really nice if as a user I could test it out. That said, I think API and scraper way you're building should work just fine for you. You're gonna need some sales muscle though.
While struggling with a similar issue, I built this open source MCP to create a persona with real accounts and do web hunting with persistent sessions. I would love your feedback: https://github.com/fellowship-dev/navvi
Have you validated this yet?