318 Interest Score
63 Discussions
0.20 Engagement
Jan 2026 Launched
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look, we both know how this goes. you sit down to work. you check one thing. then it's been 40 minutes and you're watching a guy restore a rusty knife on youtube. 〰〰 kiki lives on your mac and helps you actually finish the things you start. choose your focus. pick your apps. hit start. kiki works alongside you, typing away in the corner. 〰〰 get distracted and kiki has opinions. flips your lights. sets things on fire. focus and you might just finish that project you've been avoiding.

What the Community Said

This is playful, but it’s also doing some powerful system-level things. How are you thinking about user trust and permissions, especially around accessibility and system control?

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Cutest mascot ever! Trying to remember what it reminds me of. Wishing you all the luck with this!

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As someone who is also guilty of re-organizing my Notion on a weekly basis... Kiki has been a gamechanger. Kudos to @blankensmith and team for creating something that's both indispensable and fun.

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@blankensmith What are the key features that make Kiki different from traditional focus or productivity apps?

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It is so cute!! I'm curious how i can add apps or websites if i don't finish previous jobs. And i'd like you to support Comet browser.

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