Did you use ChatGPT while building your product?

During the product development process, we did not specifically use ChatGPT as a tool. Instead, we focused on utilizing a combination of different technologies and resources to build a robust and user-friendly product. While ChatGPT is certainly a powerful language generation model, it was not the primary tool we relied on for our product development. However, we acknowledge the potential benefits of ChatGPT and similar AI models in enhancing user experiences and improving customer support. These models have the capability to generate human-like responses and engage in meaningful conversations, which can be valuable for various applications. ChatGPT's ability to understand context and provide relevant information makes it a promising tool for building conversational agents or chatbots. As technology continues to advance, incorporating AI models like ChatGPT into product development will likely become more common, enabling companies to deliver more intuitive and interactive solutions to their customers.

All the time, in many directions, including product development and marketing strategy.

Yes, mostly for coding and debugging

for copy constantly.

Yes

Yes)) YoChats is an uncomplicated tool. You can include your instructions, FAQs, or simply share a link. Within a minute, you'll receive the JS code for your customized chat widget with an AI operator. This operator will respond to queries from users visiting your website.

Sometimes

Only for getting ideas.

All the time for writing code, until I discovered cursor.

I used it to write my product intro and some coding stuff

Yes

Yess, we aim to make all the tasks using GPT power, but you have to be consistent with the context you give.

Yes, indeed! We mostly use it to rephrase content that is retrieved via the web and transformed into a more concise and readable format through chatGPT

Couldn’t code in March. Now launched an app that is live in App Store (SereneAI, check it out!). Not only has ChatGPT written a lot of the code, but during the process also taught me to code to the point that I am not entirely dependent on it. And that’s just the code - as others have mentioned, copy, marketing messages, pitch, roadmap ideas… I don’t think there is any perspective where we haven’t asked ChatGPT for an opinion. Only thing I miss at times is a larger context window. Have used Claude for that, but it doesn’t feel as creative as ChatGPT.