André Ekeberg

Looks really cool, and seems to work very smoothly! I've tried to achieve something like this using a custom GPT but that obviously gets very messy, so I've definitely been looking for something like this. I also really like the "names to remember" feature, since I have noticed in the ChatGPT app that while it does understand my Swedish very well almost always, sometimes it insists in having...

Oh wow reminds me of using Winamp back in the day 😄 It took me a while to understand that I could resize the window "normally" instead of having some sort of toggle to cycle between the different sizes though!

Just wanted to let you guys know that the app is really buggy for me on Big Sur, all the options in menubar app menu gets stuck in their hover state and I can't click on them (not even to quit, so I had to kill it from the activity monitor) 🙁

Unfortunately I'm fairly sure this does not make you GDPR compliant, since you are still sending information related to your visitors to GA's servers which are owned by Google, a company outside the EU.

Oh god, I'm so happy I read these comments before upgrading... Some new features like approving/rejecing senders (reminds me of hey.com) looks really nice, but actually launching an app where important existing features are missing and "will come back soon", removing the 3-panel layout sounds like really bad choices.. And finally - adding ADVERTISEMENTS to my emails? That is just utterly...

Did you guys remove the feature where you used head tracking to keep the face constantly in the center of the circles? Tried the app a few weeks ago and missed this from your previous demos.

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Finally my smartphone actually feels as smart as a computer. Pros: It's what mobile browsing should've been all along Cons: It isn't a native feature in all phones