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Source: https://github.com/mazzzystar/ccclub

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I've been working on this AI journal called Clio that actually pauses to think before responding (30-60 seconds instead of instant replies). So I shared my mess with it.

It told me something I hadn't considered: "You both care about completely different things, and what you said essentially told them that what they care about is meaningless."

That reframe changed my mind. I realized my words hadn't expressed what I actually meant, but Clio saw the underlying dynamic I was missing.

1. Why I built this: I got frustrated with AI that fires back instant responses without really processing what you're saying. Most of us think in messy fragments and struggle to put complex feelings into words.

2. What I've noticed: When AI takes time to actually contemplate what you've shared, it catches patterns you miss about your own thinking. The conversations that change how you see things take time.

It's like having that friend who listens deeply and asks the questions you're afraid to ask yourself.

As Wittgenstein said: "The limits of my language are the limits of my world."

I think Clio helps you find words for thoughts you didn't know you had.

Try it: https://getclio.app

Built with Claude Code. Would love feedback from the community!

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Since it needed to access users' local photo libraries, I didn't want the app to connect to the internet under any circumstances. So I made it a paid app instead of the usual free+in-app purchases model, since the latter requires calling StoreKit which goes online. But because the app had to run the CLIP model, it would crash on lower-performance phones like the iPhone X. Users who paid for it couldn't use it and felt scammed, leading to tons of one-star reviews and angry complaints about their photos being stolen. Eventually I decided to open-source the app, though it never brought me much revenue anyway.

Two years later, Apple started announcing they'd be integrating this exact feature into Apple Intelligence : )

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If you'd like to play, visit: https://cike.app

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Seeing what others are doing online at the same time gives me a sense of companionship. Have fun!

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No deployment is required, just authorise Github to access your public repo permissions. It will create a repo called "tinymind-blog" under your Github account. Every update you make will be committed to your Github repo, ensuring data synchronisation at all times.

I know it's a bit crude and I'm not sure how to monetise it. I just find the idea fascinating and it has been on my mind for a while. I want to build it quickly, release it and then forget about it.

At the moment I'm burning through my own tokens, so if you find the service unavailable, it's because the token has been used up :(

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