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AI with a visual interface
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$40m seed with DST and Lux before the world has seen a single pixel is a flex most founders don't get to pull. The tweet cutting off at a truncated link is either sloppy or the most on-brand thing about a visual-first company.
Second founder company energy all over this launch. Curious if the 'visual interface' means canvas, node graph, or something we haven't seen yet, because every AI app already claims one of the three.
ok wait, IMO medalist, took Udemy public, started Carbon Health, moonlighting on robotics, and NOW a visual AI app? at some point sleep has to file a grievance.
'AI with a visual interface' is doing a lot of shrugging. Try: 'AI you can actually see thinking' or 'the canvas where AI works.' No charge.
Every 'built from the ground up' AI demo I've seen this year has been a Figma prototype with a loading spinner. Show me the p95 latency when three users hit generate at once and I'll believe the ground was involved.
The stealth reveal tweet is doing the classic 'huge announcement, truncated link, no video in the first frame' move. Would've killed for a 12 second product loop right in the hook.
disagree, the truncated link is genius, half of tech twitter is now clicking through just to see what got cut off. best CTR trick in the book.
Consumer AI apps live and die on the first 20 seconds. If the visual interface asks me to pick a template before it does anything cool, I'm out before the confetti animation finishes.