Love the UX, AI is unlocking a completely new ux paradigm and kudos to you for pushing it forward!
This is interesting. I assume you're using an LLM to generate the code that runs these automations? Like "compiling" the prompt to code?
Fun related anecdote. I learned to program Amiga BASIC when I was around 12 by copying games from the back of Amiga magazine. At the same time, my sister was learning to read and write. As a nerdy big brother, I set out to write something where she could type plain english instructions and it would do what she typed. Playing Zork made this seem very feasible at least to my 12 year old mind. I never finished the project, but have been thinking about something like this again lately.
This is cool in a similar way that Forth is cool.
Interesting idea. I liked the AI button, but had difficulty even finding it since you need to click into a line item before you can see it.
Also, I wanted to "test" my work before deploying it, but that seems not possible?
The video shows actions on external services. Can NoteTech be used to automate phone activities e.g. "Turn phone silent from 10pm to 6am" , "When John is calling, ring at full volume" ?
Seems pretty interesting. What are the external services that you are supporting currently. Also can I add some API calls with this?
Not available in Canada unfortunately. I'm excited to see, always looking for personal automation tools
It's not available in my country via Play Store - any chance of enabling? I'm in Serbia.
This looks just like "programming with english" that comes up every few years.
Is there a desktop version planned? Watched the video. I'd love to have a Desktop version.
hi, I could not find it in play store in Australia, but I really like the idea and love to try. Would it be possible for you to send an apk to my email (about)?
1. Could you make a web version? (I don't own a smartphone).
2. Are you looking for investors?
Looks interesting. But you should add a note that it is not available in Europe (or at least France) for Android
Not available in India :(
Could write some documentation with some examples of common commands?
Otherwise, it seems like “guess the verb” in a text adventure.
[Oops, edited before I saw the reply.]