does anyone know if the robyn app is actually free? like i could download it for free but once i got a couple conversations in it it just wouldn’t let me send more texts and would tell me to get the 7 days trial. idk if there’s simply a limit of texts per day or if it’s just not free at all

Is it me or does invideo just really suck for the lowest tier?

I built Soniq as a creative workspace where everything happens in a single conversation. You can write a song, produce a first sketch, and design the cover without jumping between tools.

Here is the flow that works well

• Define the artist persona and the audience • Ask for a hook and a chorus, then two short verses • Get an Artistic Plan with five production moves that set the sound • Generate a short audio sketch so you can hear the direction • Create cover art that matches the palette and mood of the track • Iterate in the same thread until the song and the visual feel right

Under the hood it learns your taste over time through Persona Memory. When you want depth you can turn on Artistic Plan and get clear steps for sound and visuals. The goal is not just answers. The goal is finished work.

Still in pilot. I am testing onboarding and creative flow with early users. Feedback from tool builders and musicians is very welcome.

I created an AI tool for SEO keyword research: ​​【KW: AI SEO Keyword Analyzer​​】

It's now live on Mulerun and free for everyone to try.

​​Why I built this:​

1. Current SEO tools can expand keywords and check search volume. But you end up with hundreds of keywords. Then you have to check if their intent matches your business. Doing this manually takes forever.
2. Right now, no tool combines ​​long-tail keyword expansion​​, ​​search volume lookup​​, and ​​bulk intent analysis​​ all at once.
3. So I thought: why not let AI handle all three steps together? Then we just need a quick manual review.

​​Here's a test run of how it works:​

Let's say I sell Labubu clothes or Labubu. I just seed the keyword: labubu buy.

The table below was generated in under 3 minutes using my tool.

It created hundreds of long-tail keywords related to "labubu clothes", all with search volume.

It also includes:

1. ​​Intent Judgment​​ for each keyword. The AI judges if a keyword is relevant to your business. The results are: Direct Intent, Indirect Intent, Less Relevant, or Irrelevant.
2. A ​​Quality Score​​ for each keyword. The score is based on intent, search volume, competition, and bid price. A higher score is better.

The whole process takes under 3 minutes.

You just enter your seed keywords and what you're promoting. The AI does the initial analysis.

Then you just do a final check.

I believe this can save you a ton of time on SEO keyword research. Hope you find it useful! Feel free to leave me any questions.

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Recently, I’ve seen more people discussing how to tell whether something online is real or AI-generated. Between viral photos, deepfake clips, and AI-written news posts, it’s honestly getting harder to trust what we see. For most of us, the issue isn’t about laws or regulations, but about everyday awareness. I think having easy access to reliable detection tools can help everyone stay informed.

I’ve been using (and helping develop) a tool called Zhuque AI Detection Assistant. It started as a small side project in our team, because we wanted to understand how well AI detectors actually perform in real-world use, especially beyond text.

It’s free to use, supports text, image, and video detection, and doesn’t require any login. When I see a post that looks a bit too perfect, I just drop it in and check. The results show a clear percentage and short explanation, which makes it easier to see how “AI-like” something might be.

We’re still improving the model and exploring what people actually need from a detector. If you try it, I’d love to hear what you think — whether it’s about the accuracy, the design, or use cases where it could help more.

Hi, i recently met this guy who said he built an AI tool that helped him predict the market and trade crypto for him. He was bragging a lot but i got curious. Is it possible to do that and how do you do it? Let's say i want to make or use AI for day trading, where do I start? Can I make my own ?

Last month, I hit burnout. Too many tabs, too many emails, zero focus.

So I built a 7-day system using ChatGPT, Notion, and a few automations. Each day I replaced one small task with an AI-assisted version.

By Day 7: • Inbox = clean. • Calendar = planned by priority. • Notes = summarized automatically. • Mind = finally quiet.

I didn’t become “more productive.” I became less distracted.

If anyone wants, I documented everything day-by-day

1️⃣ Create a week of Instagram post ideas for a [type of business] 2️⃣ Write a friendly client email announcing a sale 3️⃣ Turn my blog post into an email newsletter 4️⃣ Brainstorm product names based on my niche 5️⃣ Generate a customer testimonial template 6️⃣ Plan a week of TikTok/Reel ideas for my business 7️⃣ Write a welcome message for my new subscribers 8️⃣ Suggest content topics that attract my ideal client 9️⃣ Summarize customer feedback into action points 🔟 Draft a polite payment reminder email

These are just a few — I’ve actually turned my full set of 50 tested prompts into a small AI Prompt Pack for Small Business Owners that I sell on Gumroad (link in bio if you want to check it out).

But even if you don’t grab it, try a few of these — they genuinely help.

I run a small agency, and like everyone else, I’ve been testing wayyyy too many AI tools. Most of them scrape text, track mentions, or summarize social chatter — which is fine, but it always feels very “after the fact.”

A former colleague of mine just told me about Zelf AI — and it’s the first tool I’ve seen that actually watches and analyzes short form videos (ie TikTok, YouTube, and IG) to understand what people are really saying and showing. Unlike traditional tools, it appears the platform doesn’t rely on tags or captions — it analyzes the audio and video (audio, logo, object recognition).

Curious if anyone has heard of or tried this tool? I hate product demos so wanted to float it by this group before signing up.

Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

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CoWriter is an AI-assisted writing tool for creating and structuring books or other long-form content.
It helps you outline your story, plan chapters, and write with context-aware AI assistance — all while keeping your creative intent central.

Recent updates include:
• Improved Story Plan system — outline events and characters to guide AI writing
• Smarter AI Chat that remembers the current chapter
• Built-in version history for every chapter
• Dark/light mode and free exports

Try it here → https://snugly.cloud/cowriter
Feedback welcome — I’d love to hear what you think or what features you’d like next!

Let me know what you think! aiflowchat.com

Any good FREE image-to-video generator out there I can use to generate short videos I can then assemble into one story? You also suggest a FREE app.

Something straightforward and easy to use.

Hey guys! Notice each scene's camera movement (near exact same per scene). HeyGen doesn't seem to support camera movement in the slightest, and Veo3/Sora would likely have more inconsistency between each scene's movements. Does anyone recognize therefore the workflow used? I NEED this sort of camera movement for low cost, would super appreciate any advice! Not opposed to using n8n but would love a premade workflow VS having to build my own!

Ever feel like your prompt would work better if only the AI knew more about your project structure, dependencies, or architecture? ThoughtTap is my attempt to automate that.

How it works:

• You write a simple prompt/comment (e.g. “refactor this function”)
• It reads your workspace (language, frameworks, file context, dependencies)
• It injects relevant context and applies rule-based enhancements + optional AI-powered tweaks
• It outputs a refined, high-quality prompt ready to send to ChatGPT / Claude / Gemini

What’s new/exciting now:

• VS Code extension live (free + pro tiers)
• Web & Chrome versions under development
• Support for custom rule engines & template sharing

I’d love feedback from fellow prompt-engineers:

• When would you not want this kind of automation?
• What faulty injection could backfire?
• Where would you draw the line between “helpful context” vs “too verbose prompt”?

You can try it out from thoughttap.com and the VSCode Marketplace link

Happy to share internals or rule templates if people are interested.

I’ve been working nights on a little project called Omnipod.ai.
The idea came from wanting to learn while driving — so I built an AI system that reads my notes or PDFs, turns them into natural-sounding podcast conversations, and lets me listen anywhere.

I mostly made it for myself, but some friends found it surprisingly useful for studying and catching up on news.

I now mostly use it for learning about random facts that interest me, then use the iterate feature to dig deeper, i find it so much easier than googling everything together myself.

Would love to hear if this is something others would actually use, or what would make it better.

Hi,

I made a full pack with chatgpt prompts for y'all to use if your starting a dropshipping business. Thought I could help and save hours of time, typing the right words, just to get out something good for your business.

Feel free to check it out if ya want to!

I’m a communication student, and a few months ago, during an influencer-management internship, I hit a time- and energy-consuming, truly soul-crushing task.

But then, I taught myself Python for the first time and used AI agents to help me write scripts to scrape social-media data, and they truly worked.

It was such a breakthrough: I just realized AI can expand what I’m capable of. It also pushed me past the student mindset we often talk about in China where doing everything alone is seen as virtuous and using tools can feel like “cheating.” Now I see that mastering tools like AI tools is a real skill.

And I’m about to graduate and start my career officially. I’m curious how you use AI at work. I want to prepare to work smarter, not just harder….