A native app that offers fast and reliable experience with models (OpenAI, Perplexity, Claude and more). Use keyboards shortcuts and pre-built prompts to boost your productivity. Alice not only give you answers, but connects to your apps and execute actions!
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Looks amazing! Are there any plans to make it available on mobile?
@yochevedb thank you! Not in the near future - we focus on productivity and this happens on desktop, but a companion mobile app seems like a good idea too!
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Congratulations on the launch! I don't get Lifetime license with 1 year of updates. What happens if any of LLM APIs e.g. OpenAI changes after 1 year of updates passes, Alice will stop working? This seems like no lifetime offer but rather 1 year subscription. Framed this way as in pricing a lifetime license with 1 year of updates doesn't guarantee perpetual compatibility with evolving external APIs. Can you comment please?
@damenies Thanks and thank you for the comment! You won't be locked out of the app. You can use the version you have forever! It's rather our guaranteed support. If things go well and we have the resources we want to release every major version once a year, so it's similar to other desktop software I suppose. If you want to upgrade to v3, you will get the reduced price offer, if not, you can safely stay with the previous one!
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that looks like the most cool stuff that i’ve seen lately
I watched the demo and was really impressed. I like the idea of integrating AI assistants with webhooks. It shows excellent potential for personalization in your workflow. However, here's my first impression:
- I'm a full stack engineer, and I couldn't make remote function work. I think that says everything.
- I felt like many of the features were half-baked - you could see the vision, but it was not quite there yet.
- Snippets and assistants miss a global launcher with autocomplete. I would prefer that instead of memorizing more shortcuts.
- I would make Snippets into Assistants. I would have Snippets be Actions/Tools (or remote actions) and use something like the OpenAI assistant API to be reliable in the use of tools and how they are managed separately from the context window visible to the user. I would give each assistant access to their own tools. And I would enable instructing an assistant to ask another one by @mentioning them while talking to any assistant. E.g. "Ask @lyn to book a meeting next Monday with Sophie. @alex has her contact."
In summary, here is what it would look like.
First message: @Amy can you rewrite this for me to make it less directive.
Second message: @Frank can you send this by email to sophie. @Lise has her contact details.
I'm looking forward to seeing how it all evolves!
@florian_pariset thanks a lot for the comment! You just mentioned you judge by the demo and I ensure you, there's probably more magic to the app in it's current shape as you suspect.
The ideas you state are awesome and some of them are already here! Assistants have their own Snippets, calling snippets is easy with the shortcut, remote functions are doable. Mentioning in the close future! And also, AI in general (for agents) is just not there yet. What we do I believe is best possible approach after testing many for over a year. And once it's fully ready, we'll be ready, too :)
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I can't get past the request for an email address, no matter what I do
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