Tagged "echochamber.ai"

TL;DR: I’m building a new prototype of a social media news consumption product. It’s called Echochamber.ai, and I’m documenting the process. 0. The context: the concept and failed attempts. I left you about 3 years ago after (yet) another failed reboot of Echochamber.ai. I am still focused on the same idea; Users would be interested in receiving digest links from a different perspective on topics of their interest. In a time when media consumption remains highly polarised, I am convinced the idea is still relevant.

TL;DR: I’m building a new prototype of a social media product. It’s called Echochamber.ai and I’m documenting the process. After a 9 months hiatus, I finally rebooted my project last December. I finished my previous contract and decided to commit to it 3 months full time focusing on finalizing a prototype and validating my hypothesis: Users would be interested in receiving weekly links digest from a different perspective on topics of their interest.

TL;DR: I’m building a new prototype of a social media product. It’s called Echochamber.ai and I’m documenting the process. I left you in mid-March with the first prototype of my Echochamber.ai idea, which was, at best funny, at worst stupid. However, the feedback about the idea was significantly positive. I would regularly pitch the idea, and people would grasp it instantly (or be completely insensible, but that’s fine 🙂) While I felt it was too early to continue focusing full-time on the idea, I took a full-time contract to get some cash while working on the next iteration on the side.

TL;DR: I’m building a new prototype of a social media product. It’s called Echochamber.ai. I’ve started to document the process here. From the about page: Echochamber.ai is an anti-echo-chamber tool. First, we identify your topics of interest based on your Twitter profile and the accounts you follow. Then, we will send you a daily digest of 5 news based on relevant issues for you outside of your social media bubble.