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Avery — the senior at your ear
A senior advisor that shows its work and knows its limits
Avery is a senior advisor in your ear for the conversation you keep putting off — the flat 1:1, the fairness complaint, the burnout you can half-see. It reads the real signals and hands you a next move. Unlike a general AI assistant, it also tells you how sure it is and when the call stops being yours alone. It shows its evidence. It never scores a person.
Hey PH — Danny here, founder of Avery.
Before I built anything, I noticed the real failure mode wasn't "managers
don't get advice." A general AI assistant already gives decent advice. The
gap shows up right where the job gets hard: it doesn't tell you how sure it
is, it doesn't tell you when the call stops being yours alone, and it
doesn't show its work.
So Avery is built to answer the three things a hard people-conversation
actually needs: what's going on (with the evidence attached), how sure are
we, and when do you need to pull in HR before you act.
I didn't want to just claim that's better, so we ran a real, pre-registered
eval: the same manager's case, the same evidence, given to Avery and to a
general AI assistant, blind-graded by two independent judge models. The
honest result — read the actual side-by-side here: [LINK: landing /eval
section — pending confirmed URL, see gap above]
What we found, straight: the general assistant gave genuinely warm, sensible
advice. The gap wasn't kindness. It didn't state a confidence level, didn't
flag when the situation needed HR, didn't show its evidence. Avery does all
three, on the same case.
One thing we won't do: dress this up as a win rate. The eval method is real
and pre-registered; the human ratings aren't in yet, so there's no score on
the page until we've actually earned one.
Would love feedback from anyone who manages people day to day — especially
whether the honesty framing here helps or just reads as another launch
disclaimer.
About Avery — the senior at your ear on Product Hunt
“A senior advisor that shows its work and knows its limits”
Avery — the senior at your ear was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #100 on the daily leaderboard. Avery is a senior advisor in your ear for the conversation you keep putting off — the flat 1:1, the fairness complaint, the burnout you can half-see. It reads the real signals and hands you a next move. Unlike a general AI assistant, it also tells you how sure it is and when the call stops being yours alone. It shows its evidence. It never scores a person.
On the analytics side, Avery — the senior at your ear competes within Productivity, Artificial Intelligence and Human Resources — topics that collectively have 1.1M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Avery — the senior at your ear performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Avery — the senior at your ear?
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