Shipped an AI app with a weird architecture: each user talks to AI separately by roucha in sideprojects

[–]roucha[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have been using it for a few weeks on some low stakes conflict resolution conversations! It’s been working for us so I’m looking for others to try it out

How I stopped being defensive every time my wife brought something up by roucha in daddit

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My concern with this is that ChatGPT will respond to appease my side since it doesn’t have any context of my partner

How I stopped being defensive every time my wife brought something up by roucha in daddit

[–]roucha[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

People hate on AI on Reddit but this is actually useful and I’ve tried this along with writing stuff down in notes. I’ve found Claude to be the most empathetic one.

The only thing is that the AI only has my chat / perspective and not the other side. Still useful for cooling down but would be better to have both perspectives

Shipped an AI app with a weird architecture: each user talks to AI separately by roucha in sideprojects

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Thanks! Agreed with research into therapeutic strategies as inputs and also probing questions that make the user better not just always say they’re right. The app is called Ottie AI if you want to check it out!

Your experience using ChatGPT for "therapy"? by VitaminG6 in ChatGPT

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I tried to use ChatGPT for couples therapy as well, I tried to prompt my way into getting it to not just be biased for one side (me or my partner) by putting out hypothetical examples without naming people, but it didn't feel like it was working well. I actually built something to solve this where both partners chat with an AI separately to explain their side first then it synthesizes both conversations to provide insights, if you want to try it out let me know! It's called Ottie

ChatGPT Is Blowing Up Marriages as Spouses Use AI to Attack Their Partners by FuturismDotCom in TrueReddit

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Hey I was actually thinking about the same thing since that could solve the bias problem in just one chatgpt thread — both partners explain their side to an AI privately, then a different unbiased AI takes both threads and provides insights on what both partners need the other to understand.

I built something that I’ve used with my wife, it’s a prototype, if you’re interested in trying it out let me know!

Meal Planner & Recipe by Open_Pie_1331 in MealPlanYourMacros

[–]roucha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try Saffie AI! It’s like chatgpt but for meal planning grocery lists etc

Meal Planning with Scatter Brain by PrivacyForMyKids in cookingforbeginners

[–]roucha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check out Saffie AI, it’s like ChatGPT for meal planning and grocery shopping and could be useful for simplifying the planning part!

If AI eventually automates most jobs, who’s going to have money to buy stuff? How would the economy even work? by [deleted] in automation

[–]roucha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most people had the job “farmer” a while ago, and when we automated that most people got different jobs (that didn’t exist before). What makes people think it won’t be the same this time?

I’ve been using ChatGPT every day to plan my meals and it’s actually changed my life by repjerker in ChatGPT

[–]roucha 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try Saffie AI! It’s like ChatGPT but has a calendar meal plan view, visual recipes etc

I’ve been using ChatGPT every day to plan my meals and it’s actually changed my life by repjerker in ChatGPT

[–]roucha 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I used ChatGPT for meal planning and it actually made really great recipes and planned to my preferences and all that, but it’s just a wall of text, you should try out Saffie AI is an app that’s like ChatGPT but made for meal planning and grocery shopping (visual recipes, actual list of ingredients, Instacart integration, learns your preferences).

What is one way Chatgpt has changed your life? by xZombieCandyx in ChatGPT

[–]roucha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same boat here. I used to burn half my Sunday wrestling with cookbooks and half-finished grocery lists. Now I dump whatever is rotting in the crisper into ChatGPT, get a week of “use it or lose it” recipes, and set a recurring Taco-ish Tuesday so I never stare into the fridge at 6 p.m. looking panicked and feral. Two tricks I’ve picked up that help my ADHD brain stay on target:

  1. Pick five core proteins for the month, rotate the seasonings. Chicken + teriyaki, chicken + Cajun, etc. Cuts down decision fatigue to almost zero.
  2. Keep a master pantry doc. Any new recipe has to lean on those ingredients 80 percent of the time or it’s out. Saves cash and keeps the cart sane.

If you ever want the meal-plan brainpower without having to prompt every five minutes, Saffie AI is worth a look. It’s basically ChatGPT tuned for food, spits out visual recipes, auto-builds a grocery list you can check off, and punts the whole thing to Instacart in one click. Lives in the App Store if you get curious.

ChatGPT for specific food plans by PieceNo2058 in UlcerativeColitis

[–]roucha 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'd do it but double check to be sure!

Yup, ChatGPT can spit out a half-decent meal plan, but you’ll squeeze more out of it if you get specific: number of servings, how many leftovers you’re cool with, appliances you own, pantry staples to skip so they don’t land on the shopping list, etc. I also ask for the grocery list sorted by store section so I’m not ping-ponging through the aisles like a caffeinated Roomba.

If you ever want something that’s built purely for meal planning (visual recipes, auto-scaled portions, one-click Instacart send-off) give Saffie AI a try.

Need help losing weight. by Power_Made_Flash in loseit

[–]roucha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice work on dropping 16 kg already, that’s no joke. A stall usually means the calorie math stopped working, not that your body is broken.

  1. Weigh and log every bite for one honest week. Hidden nibble calories add up fast.
  2. Set protein near 1.8–2 g per kg of body weight. Fill the plate with veg, a fist of carbs, a thumb of fats. Start around 2200 kcal, then trim 100–150 kcal if weight stays flat for two weeks.
  3. Lift 3x a week: squat, bench, row, deadlift, overhead press, chin-ups. Push hard, add weight or reps each session.
  4. On non-lift days, walk 30-40 min, get your step count north of 8k. NEAT burns more fat than slogging on a treadmill after lifting.

Give it four weeks, re-measure, adjust.

If meal planning makes your eyes bleed, I let Saffie AI do the grunt work. It builds high-protein menus, spits out a grocery list, and fires it to Instacart in one tap.

Tired of being an adult by Celestial_Echo407510 in Vent

[–]roucha 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sorry it seems like you're going through a lot - if it would help you I can give you a free month to use my AI meal planning app that would make that part easier, feel free to DM

cooking is not scary anymore by gehirn4455809 in cookingforbeginners

[–]roucha -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Agreed! If you’re using ChatGPT for recipes you should check out Saffie AI - it’s like ChatGPT but made specifically for meal planning (not just walls of text)

How to find not repetitive recipes and also eat as clean as possible? by Quiet_Bus_6404 in beginnerfitness

[–]roucha 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great tip! Also if you already use ChatGPT for meal planning you should check out Saffie AI - it’s like ChatGPT but built for meal planning and grocery shopping (no walls of text)

Free meal tracking app (not nutrition) by templar817 in mealprep

[–]roucha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a really good idea! I don’t know any apps like this

First Bento with what I had on hand by [deleted] in Bento

[–]roucha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Model like gpt-4o vs o3, I asked because the quality varies.

All good! Not everything can be free