Austin Reed

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Your team asks an AI that knows your business, in a private app

Your AI agent is no help to staff who can't reach it. I built a private chat app where my team logs in and asks an AI that knows my videos and podcasts, with chats saved per person.

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What it does

  1. Your AI assistant is set up to take messages from the app, locked with a secret key.
  2. An AI app builder makes the chat page from plain-English requests, with a login and no public sign-up.
  3. You create each person's account yourself, so only your team gets in.
  4. Every message and reply is saved under that person, so their chat is still there after a refresh.
  5. The AI keeps a separate memory per person, so it remembers what each one asked before.

Who it's for

Owners who have an AI assistant that knows the business and want staff to use it through one simple, private page.

What changes

Your team logs into one private page to ask the AI, and each person's chat history is saved.

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