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I've launched products here several times, but this one is by far the most nerve racking for me.
I've been working on Groovy for several months, and you're probably wondering how it's different from Claude, Codex, Grok, and everything else coming out right now.
Here's my pitch.
When Slack and Superhuman mail came out, they changed the way I worked every day. I feel there's room for that kind of change again.
AI has opened up so many possibilities. What I've been missing is one place built around how we actually work. A place where coworkers and AI share conversations, with a fast, reliable email interface right there.
Sometimes I want to ask AI to find an email or send a reply. Other times, I want to open my inbox, read a thread, and work through it myself. Both should feel natural.
I keep thinking about Minority Report. You can talk to the system while interacting with what's on the screen. Ask for something, see it, add a comment, make an edit, and keep going.
That's how I want Groovy to work.
And for that to be useful, everything needs to share context. Your email, your chats, your agents. You shouldn't have to explain the same thing every time you move between them.
That context also needs memory. We've built a memory system with short-term, medium-term, and long-term memory, inspired by how our own memory works.
The ambition is big. We want to change the way people work.
Claude, Codex, and Grok have done amazing work expanding what we can do with AI. With Groovy, we want to bring those possibilities into the place where your daily work happens.
We're building an OS for work. That's what Groovy is.
PS: Groovy is in BETA and it does offer an iOS app. For access please message me and I will send the TestFlight while we get approval which should happen anytime soon.
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“The AI Operating System”
Groovy was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #63 on the daily leaderboard. One chat, one email, one coding environment. One AI harness.
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Carlos Mendez
Hi PH community,
I've launched products here several times, but this one is by far the most nerve racking for me.
I've been working on Groovy for several months, and you're probably wondering how it's different from Claude, Codex, Grok, and everything else coming out right now.
Here's my pitch.
When Slack and Superhuman mail came out, they changed the way I worked every day. I feel there's room for that kind of change again.
AI has opened up so many possibilities. What I've been missing is one place built around how we actually work. A place where coworkers and AI share conversations, with a fast, reliable email interface right there.
Sometimes I want to ask AI to find an email or send a reply. Other times, I want to open my inbox, read a thread, and work through it myself. Both should feel natural.
I keep thinking about Minority Report. You can talk to the system while interacting with what's on the screen. Ask for something, see it, add a comment, make an edit, and keep going.
That's how I want Groovy to work.
And for that to be useful, everything needs to share context. Your email, your chats, your agents. You shouldn't have to explain the same thing every time you move between them.
That context also needs memory. We've built a memory system with short-term, medium-term, and long-term memory, inspired by how our own memory works.
The ambition is big. We want to change the way people work.
Claude, Codex, and Grok have done amazing work expanding what we can do with AI. With Groovy, we want to bring those possibilities into the place where your daily work happens.
We're building an OS for work. That's what Groovy is.
PS: Groovy is in BETA and it does offer an iOS app. For access please message me and I will send the TestFlight while we get approval which should happen anytime soon.