Let me know when Brazil + Pix is supported. The feature I have not seen in any of these websites that transfer money between countries is the ability to schedule reoccurring payments. I send money to my family monthly, and it would be nice if I didn't have to do the same exact process each time.
The trip you were trying to plan might be a little confusing . I’m currently fixing the few bugs encountered. Please note that this is a beta version and, for now, trips are limited to 10 days.
Thanks for your feedback. I’m currently making the necessary adjustments to keep Milo focused on travel.
As for the results, at the moment the AI model being used is not the most advanced, mainly for cost reasons since the app is free and still in beta.
Regarding privacy (if that’s what you meant), when an error is logged, the content of the last exchanges is indeed included so that we can better understand the source of the problem. That said, you’re right — this point should be mentioned clearly under the chat modal, and it will be implemented in a future update.
Thanks again for the constructive criticism, it’s always appreciated.
I asked it to explain the offside rule in soccer. It did fine at explaining it with text + voice, and it answered my questions fast. However it wasn't so good at generating images. It failed to generate any images a few times, and when it did, it wasn't a good image (the soccer field lines were all wrong).
When I switched to another language, it was able to understand me but horrible at pronouncing the words on the screen, it was a bit comical.
Anyway, it seems fun.. unfortunately the image generation suffers of common issues you find with many models.
Honest question... how do you look at the outputs posted in the before/after section and think... "this is fine"?
Cabinets doors change in the kitchen, walls changes in the living room, floors change, bed is cut in half.
So you spend all this time researching for a place to buy just to get there and find out the place was actually all AI? I am not going to be living in a virtual space. If you want to sell this as room planning/ideas software, fine, but faking spaces for sale?
Hi, thanks for the honest feedback. Yes, we definetly need to continue adjusting the model, it's not perfect.
It's not about creating a "virtual place" its supposed to be a tool to help real state agencies promote their listings.
The normal flow for an agency/person to add a listings is to:
- Clean the property
- Remove furniture
- Pay a photographer to take the pictures
- Then list the proerty
That takes time and a lot of money. BrightShot is meant to be used as a tool to do that in much faster way. Instead of paying a photographer to take great pictures during the day, stage the shot etc. We can do that in just a few clicks.
It definetly needs refinment, but the few clients we have, actually use the tool
on a weekly basis, not to "fake" the listing but to enhance it with more clean photos.
We are working on a much improved image generation process/model, will be launching next week. If you want to try, completly free of charge you are definatly invited to do that! Just in touch! Thanks for the feedback
Ah yes! So this is something I'm struggling with from a UX perspective (could use some feedback from anyone here).
News tied to a specific place gets pinned there (like an article about the Blue Jays being pinned at the Toronto Skydome). For stuff in cities, or larger areas like states, it tries to place it within the bounds of the state randomly, and if that fails, a random radius (which I think is what's gone wrong here).
The problem though is with the Toronto Star reporting on news in Jersey. The way I'm going about this right now is a filter I'm calling "Lens" which is just the country. Right now the only lens is Canada, but I want these to be filterable so you can easily see what other places are writing, or just get home grown news (but again, something I'm struggling with how to represent it).
The state boundaries, at least for NJ, seems wrong... so the pin is also in the wrong location.
I honestly find it hard to read the news when they are all stacked on top of each other. For instance, how is this useful? (screenshot: https://ibb.co/DDZ0txJ5)
It's hard to click on the items, and the constant zooming in/out is annoying. The linking of the news to other locations is interesting, but it doesn't really provide any new information to the user - what happens when you need to link something across the globe? How many linking locations can you have per article?
I also noticed that some news show up twice (same title / same source / same state).
It would be more interesting to me to see a sidebar with news titles/desc within a radius/city/state and as I click on the news the locations are displayed in the map. But I would still need to leave the website to go read the news, and then have to switch back and forth to get the "geographic context"... at that point as might as well just search google maps.
Definitely gonna implement some more clustering. The zooming in/out being annoying bit I hadn't thought of, but now that it's mentioned I kind of see it myself too.
I actually started with a sidebar that would then highlight the element on the map, but got rid of it to focus more on the exploration aspect.
