I'm curious what boring, repetitive stuff people actually struggle with. The kind of thing that nags at your brain but you never systematize.
For me it was:
- Email triage (hundreds of newsletters, a few important things buried)
- Remembering birthdays (I've forgotten my mom's twice )
- Following up on things I said I'd do
The mental load of "don't forget X" was just... constant.
What are yours? The stuff you know you should delegate but haven't found a good way to.
(Context: I've been building an AI secretary on WhatsApp. No app, just text. It actually interviews you to understand what you want, then handles stuff autonomously. But I'm more interested in the problem space right now than the pitch. What would you actually use?)
link: irel.ai
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Ask HN: What repetitive tasks eat your day that you'd delegate if you could? · HackerTrans
For me it was: - Email triage (hundreds of newsletters, a few important things buried) - Remembering birthdays (I've forgotten my mom's twice ) - Following up on things I said I'd do
The mental load of "don't forget X" was just... constant.
What are yours? The stuff you know you should delegate but haven't found a good way to.
(Context: I've been building an AI secretary on WhatsApp. No app, just text. It actually interviews you to understand what you want, then handles stuff autonomously. But I'm more interested in the problem space right now than the pitch. What would you actually use?)
link: irel.ai