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Hey AI fans, I am Kalo, co-founder of @Breezemail. If your inbox is anything like mine, you spend at least 20% of your life opening, answering, and unsubscribing from emails. Arguably, the only thing more tedious than this is fixing your grandma’s Windows XP (arguably). Or you just gave up, and your inbox app has a cute red dot with a truncation ellipsis (…), also known as the symbol of inbox doom. Either way, the whole inbox situation is an absolute disaster. We wanted to solve this challenge using AI. @Breezemail will help you enter the holy land of Inbox Zero. It’s an email categorizer tool that keeps important emails in your inbox and categorizes the rest into folders using natural language prompts. How does it work? 1. @Breezemail has a default Important category which leaves all your real human emails in your inbox. 2. Everything else is organized into AI folders (or labels). Labels using natural language prompts, for example, “All emails from my family”. 3. We give you a bunch of pre-defined categories to start with, and you can create your own custom categories, the same way you would write a ChatGPT prompt (yes, our tool also uses ChatGPT). We’ve been testing it in-house for both our personal and business emails, and it worked so well that I no longer hate link builders and outreach people because their requests are neatly organized into a couple of folders. For my personal inbox, I can finally see all my receipts in one place, and all stock newsletters are ready for daily review in a different folder. Go try it out now for free. We’d love to hear your feedback, so please don’t be shy and drop me a line back. Currently, the tool is only available for Outlook, but we are working on a Gmail app, too. If you’d like to try it for Gmail, please let us know. Thank you, Kalo
Kaloyan Yankulov
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I'm currently using @Speech to Note for multiple purposes like academic research paper making, quick notes recording for development related feedbacks and it's generating supercool responses that exactly matches my requirements, it's the best AI tools in voice space
Swastik Bose
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Huge fan, love @Speechmatics! By far the most accurate and inclusive speech technology on the market.
Tom Young
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I like that you get to try it for free, and then when you run out of AI minutes, you can buy more. It didn't save my reading in the Journal but maybe because I was using the Freebee. I bought 20 more minutes and poked around a bit. You do have to wait while the ai bot 'thinks' and I would like to shorten the wait time. Idk if takes long to answer question because it's actually processing, but it feels like it's just a way to eat into the purchased minutes and get folks like me to buy more.
Rita Ryan
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I paid 10.00 and on the same day I cancelled my subscription. After providing me with a summary of a specific book, it also gives me the 10 main quotes from the book. I purchased the book from Kindle, so I tried to match the quotes given by @Booknotes with the Kindle book, and none of the quotes are on the book. In other words, @Booknotes created the quotes... If the quotes are fabricated by AI, what else in the summary is also not accurate? I still want to give this site the benefit that they will get it right, but right now, I cannot recommend it as a reliable tool.
Roger Esteves
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It is useful in the free version too..you get credits inviting people!
cristina recenti
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Time saving. Works well when you add great ideas. But also helps to build content easy and reduces stress, especially when you are running out of ideas. Overall a great tool!
Sabina D
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It is not free. So i couldnt test anything
Isa Venancio
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Amazing, fast
Leonel Curra
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the search functionality is a bit limited i think. like i save lots of webpages but it can't really know the pages content themselves
Lilly Walsh
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It seems to be working fine right now. Maybe try again and double check if you’re using the book’s original or most recognized title. That might make a difference.
Alexandru Bostina
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Nice interface, but no good at PDF answers, especially tables data.
hifive szu
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Really like how it finds connection in the content that I save. I don't think any other tool can do that.
amix ffx
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An amazing app, I love the share feature and the comment section summaries
Silvia Cho
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Among mobile apps this is the best tool making AI-written texts out of speech
I K
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the founder is cool, definitely a recommendation if you have personal requests and grow the app along with you.
Samik Choudhury
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This is my favourite, so handy and works brilliant
Colin Fitzpatrick
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No other tool quite like this, it's pretty straightforward. Needed to extract a long interview from YouTube and it extracted everything, providing it in different meaningful formats in less than two minutes. Awesome
Juan Sierra
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I already have another transcription tool, but this one is much better. I love the different features such as the summary, quiz, and chapters. It does a great job of them. I've only done one transcript so far to try it out, but I'm truly impressed and am going to grab another code. A couple things that would make it even better are: - the ability to rename the files and organize them through folders. - the ability to download a copy of the other features as well as the transcript. Copying and pasting it works, but doesn't keep the format.
dunn
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One of the most accurate API's I've used for speech to text and summarization. Cost effective w/ bulk contracts too.
Mery
