Nina Chan

Are we straight up impersonating brands now?

Really love this feature. Doesn't stop it from hallucinating still, but it does help to keep the same context and not have to redo the conversation over different days, and hit that "you're hit your limit even though you pay us as a customer" thing so quickly.

This is so wonderful. My little Winston will appreciate! So clever.

How is this better than Jekyll and Middleman? What's the plan?

This is great. The distinction here from all the other AI-related training video tools is the script writing feature, and the workflow for linking it all together. Keep going team, this is a good one!

Not sure the world needs any more of these "Notion to static html blog" things. But happy to see makers stepping in and twisting the knife on Notion's bloated user experience, and neglect of such a basic feature. PS: you're asking WAY too much in the price on this. Ghost is much less and a billion times better. And all the other Notion to static services are cheaper. Good if people pay that...

Lots of bugs all over the site: - SSO login is broken and throws errors - export is broken - AI mode upload breaks without an error alert - audiogram mode's unsplash option doesn't actually load the photo etc etc

Given Descript invented the "edit with text" UX dynamic, how do you see yourself competing with them? The ability to insert videos based on keyframes is neat, but it's a cool feature, not a whole product differentiation. What makes you able to compete?

How is this any better than just asking ChatGPT?

What can you say about your security? It seems unlikely to me to trust a startup to connect to my databases. Or even randomly upload private data (I trust OpenAI more given the pressure and scrutiny on them). How can you make people trust you given there's 3942394 AI companies right now and there's bound to be some of them poisoning the well as they fail.

Not sure I understand this constant flood of "Notion templates" on here. Is this the "new dropshipping" for easy attempts to sell things online? Or do you really feel that these are genuinely unique and valuable? The sheer volume of this stuff makes me curious and naturally sceptical, despite being positive towards any effort to build.

What a fun and kind and clever idea! Also a nice feedback loop for encouraging supporters. This is cool.

Whoa! So good. And open source too. I have so many ideas of how this could be used by our sales team, who want to get data out of Hubspot and more visual. Love this.

This is a truly wonderful idea, and loving the execution. Thank you also for the case studies. Great to not have to start from zero.

Congrats on the release, this looks like a really useful option for back end functionality. I'm going to give it a try over the weekend on a project I'm working on.

This is interesting and a little scary! Totally on autopilot content creation makes me worry about the flood of content without humans involved - but putting that fear aside - such a useful tool in the right hands too! I'd be keen to hear how you find yourself considering both ends of your potential user personas?