Amjad Masad

In personal lives, there's a lot of things that

Like, if you're someone who's interested in health and do a lot of tracking of health, like, I like to track my sleep, and at some point I had, like, some sleep issues.

And my doctor gave me, like, a sheet to...

to track, like, you know, what I ate, what medications I took, if any, if I exercised, and then what time I slept, what time I woke up, any sleep interruptions.

And, like, I would wake up in the morning and, like, fill the sheet.

And most of the time, I'm lazy.

I'm like, I don't want to do it.

I forget, whatever.

I'm like, you know, I can automate this.

I took a photo of that sheet, put it in a Replit.

You can just give Replit a screenshot and just say, like, make it into an app.

Made it into an app, and now it got a little easier to, like, put in,

the, you know, uh, all this information.

Then I was like, I still forget what I ate or what medications I've took or, you know, whatever I've done that day.

So I was like, why don't, why can I like take photos of these things as I'm doing them instead of like forgetting and like doing it later.

So throughout the day I can like take photos of, of whatever I ate or, or have done.

Um, and then, and then that, that AI will like generate the content for, for the next morning.

And I'm like, OK, but like I'm putting my time to go to sleep and what time I woke up and interruptions manually.

But like my mattress, I use eight sleep, for example, or you can have a wearable, have all that information.

So it's just like total replica, just like pull that information from there.