Hey PHers! We are so excited to launch the IYO AI iOS App to the world! 🤔 What and why IYO AI? Our launch is foundational - focused on the magic of audio-first voice interaction with agents who all have their own unique personalties. We have exciting updates coming very soon as we launch our parallel company products. This is just the beginning. Today - you can dig into the app, get a full explanation from an agent and also be guided to select more from our library of 200+ agents aimed at empowering you with the magic of talking to AI. But this is not just AI characters - to me, what makes us special is your ability to talk to AI in a way that drives value for you in your digital AND physical life. We have experts, trainers, and more. 💡How to use IYO AI - Download the app in the App Store (linked in the "visit" button above!) Check it out and let me know what you think! Cheers, Suzy

I have really loved using the IYO AI iOS App! Its fun to pull up the different agents based on the situation I’m in and even better to not have to worry about putting my face in a screen to find an answer to a question that I’m curious about - I definitely prefer the ability to talk vs type. It’s also useful in longer car trips. I am able to pull up an agent that has deep knowledge in an area (for example, mixing music) and have a full conversation about the topic - asking all the curious questions I have had in my mind for some time as I learn the new skill. Excited to see what features / functionality come next from this team! Great initial launch!

Looking forward to following how this app evolves. One agent application I'm most looking forward to is live translation so that I can speak with my family and friends in their non-English native languages without having to look at a screen for translation help.

Chatting with AI sounds like a fascinating experience. Can't wait to see how it sparks conversations and creativity! Rooting for your success!

This is very handy. 🎉Congrats! We're launching "Cascad3 - A decentralized inspiration-driven publishing platform" on Product Hunt soon. Let's collaborate! I would appreciate your support and feedback by clicking the "Notify Me" button to stay tuned and be the first to know when Cascad3 debuts on the stage. producthunt.com/products/cascad3 Thank you! Best regards, Yami

goated product, the next dribbble in my eyes - really loving the community that is growing at the moment. IYO AI

I can't sign in 😭 It says "Unable to generate sign in code. Please contact support bla bla bla"

Had so much fun playing around with the agents who act as therapists. Sometimes you just need someone to vent out to and give you a different perspective on things. The agents in this app were surprisingly adept at providing insightful responses and guiding me through my thoughts and emotions. It felt like having a genuine conversation with a supportive friend. The interface was user-friendly, making it easy to navigate through different topics and prompts. Overall, a great tool for anyone looking for a bit of virtual therapy and a fresh outlook on their challenges. Highly recommend giving it a try!

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Congratulations on the launch! Sounds cool product.

So excited to see this launch! A ton of hard work and much more to come in the future. We're also thrilled to have such great involvement from the community so far in terms of providing feedback. Keep it coming and we can't wait to share what's next!

I've talked with Einstein about how to develop reliable software, identified international spies on long commutes, and even threatened to sue a "doctor" who gave me bogus advice after I swallowed a cow. I hope you all enjoy this as much as I do, and we'd love to hear your feedback!

IYO AI is a great app! So excited to have it released. Check out some of the celebrity impersonators. Personally, I'm fond of the Martha Stewart agent. The library is big, so dig deep.

I'm getting some good laughs out of this app! I plopped the Game of 20 Questions agent in front of some kids at a get together and it was fun watching them argue with one another over what question to ask next. My wife and I had fun using the D&D Dungeon Master to pass time on a long road trip. While obviously much simpler than the real thing, it captures the essence of D&D and is perfect for using in a car. It has a setup phase at the beginning to name who is playing in the party and what they want as their class/character. You can have each person give their own verbal responses when asked which route/action to take during their turn, which results in some hilarious chaos in where it ends up taking you. I see a lot of potential here!

Already the product is valuable with Mr. Wikipedia - it gets most information right, and it saves me the time of having to read through a block of text on the internet to get the information that I want. It's like speaking to that smart friend in your social circle that you can seem to the world's information out of. I know that Hercules is supposed to be an AI fitness coach - but you should probably ask him about his father - he'll go down a hole. I love these Easter eggs! Maybe the best experience is putting the phone down, having the screen turn off, and ask the app questions while you're working on a desktop computer. You begin to realize there's more to a computer than a keyboard, and we're missing an interaction surface to get information out of a computer.

I want to point out the fun I had making Susie GPT (no, NOT Suzy GPT). It definitely made @suzybureau's blood boil when she heard it the first time. The sarcasm is great, the voice model understands to sound obnoxious, and best of all, it's something to giggle about. I know some folk have had some of these rather-strange experiences with product managers, and it's good to bring out @suzybureau's Jungian shadow-self to realize how good product folk can be when they can be this bad.

I've recently had the pleasure of exploring the new IYO voice AI mobile app. The ability to interact with a multitude of voice agents and even craft my own personalized agent has introduced a level of customization I never knew I needed. Conversing with these agents feels seamless and surprisingly human-like, making every interaction enjoyable. What stands out to me is how these agents connect to a backend LLM to provide not just accurate, but also contextually rich answers to a wide array of questions. It's fascinating to see such advanced technology being utilized to enhance our daily digital conversations. The user interface is intuitive, making navigation a breeze, which significantly enhances the overall user experience. It's apparent a lot of thought has gone into making this app not just functional but also user-friendly. I'm genuinely impressed with this app and am excited to see how it evolves. It's not often you come across an app that not only meets but exceeds expectations. This pushes the boundaries of what voice AI can achieve. I'm looking forward to seeing how it will continue to transform our digital interactions.

Love the Jen A agent! She’s great at explaining Gen A slang to a millennial. As someone who often finds themselves lost in the sea of new slang and terminology, Jen A has been super helpful. I love the interaction that’s more like a convo.

I really enjoyed talking with Mr. Wikipedia, and was impressed by the agent's ability to connect my sequence of related questions, which made it easy to carry a conversation. Fun!

I had the immense pleasure of connecting with IYO's team early on and testing the public iOS app and the developer tools. As a designer and advocate for more natural ways to interact with technology that gets us away from our screen-time, I couldn't be more excited by IYO's mission for an audio driven future interface. As a starting point, IYO's AI app is a library of customized personalities that each suit a specific task whether it's for learning (Mr. Wikipedia/Dr. Debate), personal wellbeing (Say That Nicely), or just for fun (Albert Einstein/Socrates). It's immediately obvious that there is something special about this conversational interface. The ability to interrupt or direct the conversation is incredibly intuitive and easy to get lost in. I look forward to seeing how this system improves as custom hardware or iterations on the interface make it even faster, easier to use. From the developer standpoint, that's where the fun really begins for myself as a designer-engineer. IYO was a perfect testing space for my own ideas, and the opportunities are wide as LLMs further improve on their cognition, speed, and accuracy. I feel that this is just the starting point! Wishing IYO luck on their journey and can't wait to see where it goes.