Your AI shopping copilot for finding the best deals & prices
iMean Shopping is an AI-powered shopping copilot with full capability of web operation. It automates your shopping process: find discounts and deals, compare product prices across platforms, and extract key product data for refined planning and analysis 🛍️
Hello, Product Hunt community! 🌟Yanyi here, CEO of iMean AI.🚀 We are an AGI company whose goal is to train AI to master human tools such as software and APIs. 🛠️The recent success of Large Language Models (LLMs) has shown that AGI isn't just a dream, but a tangible, achievable goal. 💡An AI agent, such as AutoGPT, is the first foray into this realm. 🌐 Our goal with iMean AI is to empower everyone to create their own agents and automate any digital tasks. 🤖This shopping copilot is just a glimpse o
Congratulations Yanni, Love the idea. Very useful day to day product! Saw the video on your home page and it matches the specific style I'm looking to create for a project I'm working on. Mind sharing who developed this for you guys so I can contact him? If you don't feel comfortable sharing info online you can email me. Thanks so much!
Congratulation for your new product:;
As someone in [related industry], I can see this becoming an essential tool. Impressed by the innovation!
Congratulations on the launch, Yanyi, I'm excited to see how iMean AI will revolutionize my shopping experience and can't wait for the creator tool to be released!
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