Estimate tasks using the power of artificial intelligence.
Estimate your tasks using the power of Artificial Intelligence and have more time to dedicate to create the product. Whether it's software development, marketing, or project management, the app can be tailored to suit the needs of various industries.
Congratulations on the launch of EstimateAI! I've used it and received a thorough estimation for my task. I believe that removing the "**" signal from the output and enhancing the format will make it appear less AI-generated and more tailored to each user, thereby enhancing the user experience.
Really wanted to try it but there was no option for social login. Also, there should be a demo before sign up 🚀 Congratulations on the successful launch!
now this is something I'd really want to see mature and become mainstream. I'll still probably have bad estimates, but surely they'll be "less bad" 😁 how does it work behind the scenes? I imagne we'd need something more than a wrapper over gpt. I think your best bet is probably having some integrations in github, jira, notion, basically in any app where people estimate tasks on a regular basis. maybe even get in touch with freelance platforms
Sounds perfect! Will def check that out as well for our adola execution.
Awesome work @haguiar! EstimateAI looks like an incredible tool that could completely revolutionize the way that we approach task estimating. Cheers to your hard work and success!
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