Me.bot

It’s the first tool that blends personal knowledge management with emotional support in a way that feels natural and actually helpful. I love how it captures my notes, organizes thoughts, and even learns my preferences over time, making daily routines smoother and more mindful. What I like most is the seamless workflow: I can jot down ideas, tag priorities, and get summaries without jumping between apps. It’s like having a smart assistant and a thoughtful friend in one. Compared to Notion or Capacities, Me.bot feels less cluttered and more personal, though I wish it had even tighter integration with my to-do lists and fewer steps for connecting notes. Overall, Me.bot is a game changer for anyone who wants both structure and emotional intelligence in their digital life. If it keeps evolving, I can see it becoming my main hub for everything personal and professional.

First impressions - creative and fun to use but lacks depth at times. The initial setup was great and it got my career and other traits correct; however, it did get my gender wrong (female instead of male). The interface is simple to use and has the options that you would need. The tone of speech was pleasant and you are able to alter it on request. I gave the bot a list of various items and asked it to make a to-do and grocery list. It split the items correctly but then I requested that it add this to my "To-do" tab but it could not do it. This would be a great feature to have. The other information and advise I requested lacked insight and it didn't feel satisfying.

I’ve been using the Me.bot app for a while now, and I have to say – I’m genuinely impressed! Whether you're looking for a personal assistant, a productivity booster, or just a smart companion to chat with, Me.bot delivers on all fronts. Why I Love It? The AI feels incredibly natural and responsive. It remembers context, gives meaningful replies, and even understands my preferences over time. It’s like talking to a super helpful friend who’s always available, and also helping me draft emails, plan my schedule, and brainstorm ideas, this app is way more than just a chatbot. It’s an all-in-one assistant that adapts to your needs. User-Friendly Interface Clean, modern design with intuitive navigation. Everything runs smoothly, and it doesn’t feel cluttered like many other apps. Whether I'm journaling thoughts, setting goals, or just unwinding with fun conversation, Me.bot is now part of my daily routine.

I use me.bot to record important moments in my daily life, especially my workouts, meals prepared for my child, and my mood. It also manages my to-do list, and so far, it’s been doing an excellent job. At work, I primarily use it for meeting recordings, referencing the AI-generated highlights after transcription, and being able to replay specific segments of the recordings based on timestamps. It’s truly amazing. Currently, I have nearly 500 memories stored in me.bot. The only drawback is that when creating new memories or linking related ones, the relevance is sometimes insufficient or even unrelated. For me, this has been the best service experience of 2024.

Hey guys! I'm giving me.bot another try after quitting MindOS several months ago. I do like your UI and the different ways to feed the bot. Now to the worse part: Chatting with the bot feels like debating with Trump or a 5 year old. It's the worst thing that can happen in my opinion when it comes to AI bots: I constantly have the feeling that I'm the smartest guy in the room! When I want to discuss quantum physics, I don't do this with some orange guy with 80IQ. I want to talk to Einstein! This is my constant impression - also with daily stuff. The bot suffers from Dunning Kruger and treats me like a 5 year old. The only way to solve this is to switch your LLM vom stupid OpenAi to Claude and let us write in its basic prompt. Currently this is just me.dumb 😁

Very interesting and user friendly interface. However, it's the same offerings as other similar platforms in different packaging in my eyes. I can see how it can be very useful and accessible for the casual user yes, but not quite for business users/applications. Reason being is because it suffers from what all the other offerings suffers from: hedging information. For example, I'm a property and casualty insurance agent and it will actively avoid deep diving into insurance research or answers and direct me to speak with an insurance professional. Like, why advertise the potential to save me time by gathering industry insights and trends but then tell me to do it myself anyways? Overall, I would say 4 stars for presentation and accessibility, 2 stars for capabilities/use case potential.

Not only is it one of the best AI apps—I've tried hundreds—but it was also built by some of the best humans building from passion instead of building for profit. I'm just anentreprenuer that uses a wheelchair, but they took aninterest in making the most accessible app they could. In a time when accessibility is slipping away in tech, Me.bot filled my heart by actively searching for me to audit for myself and others.

I’ve been using the Me.bot mobile app religiously for a couple months now. It has augmented my ability to synthesize and surface new ideas, while also providing helpful feedback and suggestions based on my interests. I’ve been encouraged by the team’s willingness to collaborate with their customers and continuously improve.

A work-balance productivity tool. Juggling through different tasks can be cumbersome and overwhelming sometimes. As a virtual assistant, who leverages on productivity and constant reminder, mebot has really stepped in to change the narrative for me. This app has a friendly interface that is so much easier to use with its ever ready organization, timely and ability to ensure effectiveness of projects. It helps me to track my progress, create improvement and ensure I get everything I want especially with the area of searchability of information that is easier to access without any intricacies. I'd recommend mebot to everyone who wants to stay organized, who wants to make real progress while tracking each step of their goal.

Me.bot is a really interesting concept with a lot of potential. I love the core idea and the user interface is clean and easy to navigate. However, I'm finding the AI a bit too cautious and restrained in its responses. It's like having a conversation with someone who's constantly worried about saying the wrong thing. The insights, while not inaccurate, lack depth and sometimes feel a bit generic. It would be great to see the AI become more assertive and provide more nuanced and thought-provoking responses. Overall, Me.bot is a solid product with room for improvement. I'm excited to see how it evolves in the future.