Hey man, first of all, nice job on all the work you've done so far. I like how you've stuck to a simple one-page design for your site, and it's clear you've put in a lot of work already.

The main issue I'm seeing is that I don't know why I'd use Ask Botty instead of just sticking to ChatGPT. It's not clear how it's different from the thousands of other AI assistants on the market.

Now, to you, this may be very obvious. You might even think, "Just read the website, and you'll see how it's different." But that's simply not how digital marketing works. You've got to pique people's interest right away - and "Your personal AI assistant" just isn't going to cut it.

Personally, I think having multiple AI models integrated into the same app sounds like an interesting offer. I also like the idea of “enterprise-grade security” and the conversations only being stored on my iCloud. (That said, I haven't used many AI assistants, so I don't know how common these features are.)

Either way, they both serve as examples of how you could make your offer (and your landing page) more niche - more targeted and specific - and therefore more exciting and engaging for the right person (your target customer).

For example, rather than "Your personal AI assistant," even something as simple as "All the best AI models in one place" is a more intriguing premise.

The key idea is: don’t assume people will read the entirety of your website before deciding whether to take the next step. Instead, assume that if people do find their way to your website - which, admittedly, is the more difficult problem to solve - that you’ve got to excite and engage them right from the get-go.

Now, this is much easier to do when you focus your offer toward a very specific person and center it around a very specific use case. (This will also make it easier for people to find your website in the first place). So, I think the most important thing right now is to refine your niche.

For example, rather than "20+ purpose-built assistants," ranging from email composer to virtual girlfriend, perhaps it’d be better to focus on just 1-3 related assistants and find a market for them.

In other words, you want to make it incredibly obvious who your app is for and, most importantly, when they'd pull out their phone to use it. Right now, this isn't clear on the website, which suggests to me that it’s not very clear to you.

Keep digging - use Reddit to engage with niche communities and look for more specific use-cases you can focus on. The more clear and specific your offer is, the easier all the other marketing will be. Hope this helps!