[bschmidt1]

This one seems like a blatant GPT wrapper. Why not just use 4o?

For example, "Ask any question" the use case shown is:

> "What specific python scripts are users running inside HubSpot?"

I could just ask ChatGPT that too, why would I need this product to answer the question?

Seems like everyone is just wrapping ChatGPT, creating even the identical UI down to the icon on the send button, and then making a Loom showcasing essentially white-labeled OpenAI functionality.

[ramon156]

For future devs, what makes a product stand out (for devs) is how you built it. What's the data source? Did you fine-tune your data? Do you have people who already use it? Where does it shine? (no, a prompt isn't good enough).

Also, I don't care about Hubspot reviews when I know the product. Reviews are there for unknown software that are less popular, but even then why are you considering using some half-maintained solution for your enterprise?

[romanleeb]

I agree with you mostly but not 100%. It's definitely true that the way how you build it makes a product stand out - however the goal of this tool is more to understand WHAT to build as it gives you a glimpse into the opinions customers have about other (similar) products. The how is then onto the devs for sure. Yes you are right if you know for instance Hubspot you do not need this application to tell you stuff about Hubspot you already know, it tells you how the audience perceives the product and the offering.

Data sources are various sites that have detailed reviews on software. We did not fine-tune anything yet as the initial goal is and was to validate the idea per se. We'll improve it further of course once we see there is a need for this.