Also a bit of a background --2018-19:
I started working on the problem of automatically extracting all action items from all tools I use (email, slack, GitHub etc.), and getting them in one place. I’d built a few different solutions using NLP (using techniques available back then). Things sort-of worked, but there were always so many edge cases — early users churned soon.2020-21:
Graduate student at an AI lab — Mila, Quebec (dropped out eventually) — went there primarily to learn new techniques to build some thing in this space. Around mid-2021 I decided to put this on hold, and went on to work at Beeper (beeper.com) till recently.

The screenshots included above are from real use. It&#x27;s not 100% there but as mentioned on the form it&#x27;s early access for people who are comfortable with bugs etc, and not just a landing page to collect data.

The sign up page is a Google Form? And you ask &quot;What are you comfortable paying per month&quot;? Is there even a real product or is this just a landing page to collect data?

Like many, I save a ton of screenshots and photos to remember things -- and then forget lol.Snapsked is a simple tool that takes images, extracts action items, and syncs to your calendar automatically.Some real-life examples: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;bit.ly&#x2F;snapskeddemo" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;bit.ly&#x2F;snapskeddemo</a>It’s a small step towards an ambitious idea I’ve had for a while (see background in the comment below if interested): 
What if an AI could look what you’re looking at (your screens, handwritten notes etc.) while you’re working; understood relevant action items; and helped with things on demand? Just like having a peer look over your shoulder to help when needed.I know it feels like it should be easy to build something like this with vision models available today, but there is one key issue: Models like GPT-4V, even when they work reliably, get expensive soon and are not ideal for end-user use-cases. I spent the last few months working on addressing this key technical problem, and I’ve been able to build an inference flow that works reliably at ~1&#x2F;10th of the cost of GPT-4V, for this specific use case; thus making it affordable for many today.I&#x27;m looking for early users and useful feedback. Sign up at snapsked.org and follow x.com&#x2F;snapsked for updates.Also open for any questions here or on my personal X&#x2F;Twitter (same id as my HN).

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