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Mhm. So yet another Siri. Apparently "Vernax" is behind it: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/vernax#/entity Website is down: http://www.vernax.com/ They really need a native English speaker to clean up the text on the homepage though. Lot's of sub-optimal phrasing.
Mhm. So yet another Siri. Apparently "Vernax" is behind it: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/vernax#/entity Website is down: http://www.vernax.com/ They really need a native English speaker to clean up the text on the homepage though. Lot's of sub-optimal phrasing.
They're from Toronto! That makes it even weirder that they have some pretty rough ESL issues.
Mhm. So yet another Siri. Apparently "Vernax" is behind it: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/vernax#/entity Website is down: http://www.vernax.com/ They really need a native English speaker to clean up the text on the homepage though. Lot's of sub-optimal phrasing.
They're from Toronto! That makes it even weirder that they have some pretty rough ESL issues.
I'm still using GTD stuff, but just to "better forget", to unload working memory.
As a side note, I'm curious to how/why you named it Audrey. I think it's very interesting that these 'personal assistants' have traditionally feminine names.
P.S. At the bottom, "Here's are some" is not grammatically correct.
I hope this is helpful feedback: * There are several small typos on the page ("How does it works?") that distract from its content. * The testimonials strike me as all having the same writer's voice. * What appears to set "Audrey" aside from, say, Alexa is the promise that you can take a moment to train the AI when it misunderstands you. That's a great feature; I can tell Alexa that she was wrong (via the app), but t…
Someone needs to come up with a service that generates authentic-sounding testimonials, complete with convincing headshots.
I love the design for this. Excellent! As a side note, I'm curious to how/why you named it Audrey. I think it's very interesting that these 'personal assistants' have traditionally feminine names. P.S. At the bottom, "Here's are some" is not grammatically correct.