Has anyone tried polsia? I tried the product but I was far from impressed... even for non-technical folks, they'd probably be better served with lovable/replit + adhoc chats with claude/chatgpt or different services to help with SEO, Marketing, etc. Their traction is impressive though - assuming the numbers are true, my biggest questions are: 1- what is their user retention like; 2- how much revenue has been generated to users through their apps.
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Zoom/Meet/Teams feels like work and people usually do the calls on a computer. I want this to feel more informal and on the phone just like when someone calls you on whatsapp. The idea is that everyone on the call that you set up would receive a request to join at the same time.
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Just announcing that we have implemented one of the most requested features by our users - you can now sign in with your google account and add radio stations to your favorites!
I believe a text interface can be a lot quicker in many cases where you already know what you want and you don't need to spend time browsing the app (choosing a restaurant, picking what to eat, etc). For social things, this is obviously after you coordinate everything with your friends - it's a lot easier to book the court with one text message than opening an app, finding your club, selecting time, etc.
In regards to the last sentence, 100% - I think this will eventually have to come from one of the big tech
Agreed, these requests tend to be complex (many variables) and APIs are somewhat restricted. But big tech companies should be able to work towards a common API/ecosystem with these players - I would be a user from day one.
Why do you think it never got traction? I believe the key here should be to be OS-agnostic and to focus on specific tasks that users perform on a recurring/weekly basis and that are simple to automate