SIFOR - Discover people through interactive Snackables
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Discover people through interactive Snackables. Make your own and let the world discover you.
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Hey Product Hunt!
I'm Ali, the founder of SIFOR.
For a while now, I've been thinking about how social media hasn't really changed the way we interact with content. We scroll, like, comment, share, and move on.
But what if content itself could become interactive?
That's what got me started on building something I call Snackables.
The idea is pretty simple. You take a normal photo or video and add a living, animated sticker to it. People can tap on it to reveal a hidden message, answer a question, or leave their own Snackable on your post.
Instead of just commenting, you're actually contributing something to the content itself.
We're also using Ludo's technology to generate and animate these stickers, giving each one its own personality.
But there's another part of SIFOR that I'm particularly excited about.
Making content discoverable by AI agents, not just people.
Each public Snackable has its own AI-readable information, including questions, answers, and social links shared by its creator.
The idea is that AI agents like ChatGPT could eventually become another way people discover each other, their work, businesses, and ideas.
Imagine someone asking their AI assistant to find interesting people building startups, artists with similar interests, or creators worth following, and your Snackable becomes one of the things it can discover.
Of course, making content readable by AI doesn't automatically guarantee discovery, but we're building the foundation for that possibility.
I'm not really trying to build another social media platform. What interests me much more is creating a new type of content that could eventually exist across the internet.
Something people can interact with, contribute to, and be discovered through.
SIFOR is still evolving, and there's plenty I want to improve, but I'm excited to finally share what I've been working on.
I'd really appreciate it if you gave it a try and shared your thoughts.
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Hey Product Hunt!
I'm Ali, the founder of SIFOR.
For a while now, I've been thinking about how social media hasn't really changed the way we interact with content. We scroll, like, comment, share, and move on.
But what if content itself could become interactive?
That's what got me started on building something I call Snackables.
The idea is pretty simple. You take a normal photo or video and add a living, animated sticker to it. People can tap on it to reveal a hidden message, answer a question, or leave their own Snackable on your post.
Instead of just commenting, you're actually contributing something to the content itself.
We're also using Ludo's technology to generate and animate these stickers, giving each one its own personality.
But there's another part of SIFOR that I'm particularly excited about.
Making content discoverable by AI agents, not just people.
Each public Snackable has its own AI-readable information, including questions, answers, and social links shared by its creator.
The idea is that AI agents like ChatGPT could eventually become another way people discover each other, their work, businesses, and ideas.
Imagine someone asking their AI assistant to find interesting people building startups, artists with similar interests, or creators worth following, and your Snackable becomes one of the things it can discover.
Of course, making content readable by AI doesn't automatically guarantee discovery, but we're building the foundation for that possibility.
I'm not really trying to build another social media platform. What interests me much more is creating a new type of content that could eventually exist across the internet.
Something people can interact with, contribute to, and be discovered through.
SIFOR is still evolving, and there's plenty I want to improve, but I'm excited to finally share what I've been working on.
I'd really appreciate it if you gave it a try and shared your thoughts.
https://sifor.app
I'm curious, do you think interactive content like Snackables could become something people would actually use on social media?