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Otiumz is an AI-powered social app for every side of you. Unlike traditional social apps built around one polished identity, it lets you create multiple profiles (subaccounts) under one account, connect publicly or within private circles, share Moments, discover people, chat, and make voice or video calls. Create and train multiple Digital Selves and AI Characters, then choose one to power conversation starters, personalized reply suggestions, and optional auto-replies while you’re away.
I started building Otiumz because most social apps ask one profile to represent every part of who we are, even though we show up differently with family, close friends, professional connections, and people we’re just getting to know. Having moved from China to the U.S. and often communicating in a second language, I’ve personally experienced how differences in language, culture, and social context can make it harder to know what to say—or keep a conversation going.
Otiumz is for people who move between different social contexts and want more control over how they show up and communicate in each one.
With Otiumz, you can:
Create multiple private and public profiles—called subaccounts—under one account
Share Private and Public Moments, discover people, message, and make voice or video calls
Create and train multiple Digital Selves and AI Characters, then choose which one powers conversation starters, personalized reply suggestions, and optional auto-replies while you’re away
AI Suggestions and optional auto-replies work across 89 languages and automatically match the language of each conversation. The AI is designed to support real conversations between people—not replace them.
Otiumz is live on iOS and Android, and you can get started for free.
If you try Otiumz, add my private founder profile: @carter. I’ll accept requests from Product Hunt users during launch week and reply personally, so you can test messaging and AI Suggestions with a real contact.
I’d love to hear your product feedback here in the Product Hunt comments so others can join the discussion. For bugs, account-specific issues, or anything private, you can message me directly in Otiumz.
I’d especially love your honest feedback:
Is the multiple-profile concept clear?
Which feature feels most useful?
What would make you come back after trying it?
Thanks for checking out Otiumz. I’ll be here throughout launch day, answering questions and listening closely.
Great idea! It’s really helpful for me when talking to friends from multicultural backgrounds. Do you support Japanese and Korean?"
About Otiumz on Product Hunt
“AI-powered social app for every side of you”
Otiumz was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 18 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #7 on the daily leaderboard. Otiumz is an AI-powered social app for every side of you. Unlike traditional social apps built around one polished identity, it lets you create multiple profiles (subaccounts) under one account, connect publicly or within private circles, share Moments, discover people, chat, and make voice or video calls. Create and train multiple Digital Selves and AI Characters, then choose one to power conversation starters, personalized reply suggestions, and optional auto-replies while you’re away.
Otiumz was featured in Messaging (52k followers), Artificial Intelligence (475.9k followers) and Social Networking (1.8k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 129.3k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Otiumz?
Otiumz was hunted by Carter Wang. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Carter, the solo founder and maker of Otiumz.
I started building Otiumz because most social apps ask one profile to represent every part of who we are, even though we show up differently with family, close friends, professional connections, and people we’re just getting to know. Having moved from China to the U.S. and often communicating in a second language, I’ve personally experienced how differences in language, culture, and social context can make it harder to know what to say—or keep a conversation going.
Otiumz is for people who move between different social contexts and want more control over how they show up and communicate in each one.
With Otiumz, you can:
Create multiple private and public profiles—called subaccounts—under one account
Share Private and Public Moments, discover people, message, and make voice or video calls
Create and train multiple Digital Selves and AI Characters, then choose which one powers conversation starters, personalized reply suggestions, and optional auto-replies while you’re away
AI Suggestions and optional auto-replies work across 89 languages and automatically match the language of each conversation. The AI is designed to support real conversations between people—not replace them.
Otiumz is live on iOS and Android, and you can get started for free.
If you try Otiumz, add my private founder profile: @carter. I’ll accept requests from Product Hunt users during launch week and reply personally, so you can test messaging and AI Suggestions with a real contact.
I’d love to hear your product feedback here in the Product Hunt comments so others can join the discussion. For bugs, account-specific issues, or anything private, you can message me directly in Otiumz.
I’d especially love your honest feedback:
Is the multiple-profile concept clear?
Which feature feels most useful?
What would make you come back after trying it?
Thanks for checking out Otiumz. I’ll be here throughout launch day, answering questions and listening closely.