We're in this constant spiral of productivity. Everything is a number. Every interaction is a metric. And you're chugging along, keeping things running smoothly. Keeping things oiled.
The most unpredictable variable, by fucking far, is life.
Now what is life? To me, life is about my best friend getting married. Life is about my buddy dropping his daughter off at school, and she's crying, clinging, clawing at his jeans. Life is about going on a wild trip with the gang to Shenzhen, China, for the love of the startup game. Life is about my grandma being in a car accident. Life is about my dad at the funeral, cracking up the entire crowd with the story of how my grandma used to chase him around with a flip-flop.
Life has its highs, and life has its lows. And the machine we talk to the most would never understand the full context of it.
Yet.
Ever played The Sims? Every friend has a little bar. Hang out and it goes green. Leave them alone too long and it fades, until one day they're just an acquaintance again. You always know where you stand.
Life doesn't do that. Life just keeps moving. And one day you realize you haven't called your best friend since the wedding.
So what if we had an AI that actually understood what life was, what life meant to us? Not your inbox. Your people. What if we had a proactive LLM with the emotional context layer to truly navigate your life, and make you show up stronger in your entire person?
That's Samantha. She hears the moments. The wedding, the trip, the flip-flop story. And she makes sure you show up for the people in them.
I don't want to talk to AI more. I want to talk to my people more.
Reply and tell me when you couldn't use AI to make a decision in your life.
– Anish
P.S. Samantha lives in Jalapeño, a small earpiece. It's $99 to preorder, fully refundable until it ships, and we're aiming for early December. Preorder Jalapeño
