Orbi AI got accepted into a San Francisco startup accelerator and is pivoting from a generic AI second brain to a creator workspace. The new focus automates production tasks so creators can spend time on storytelling instead of tedious work.
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Welcome to episode 6 of Building Orbi AI in Public. So I have 2 major updates. One is I got into a startup accelerator in SF, so I get to work in an office and surrounded by great people who are building their startups and get lots of great insights from VCs and stuff, which is awesome. The second thing is like previously we had settled down for like an AI second brain, but that was only a core feature and didn't really define what the outcome a person and who Who is it's gonna benefit? So now right now, Orbi is focused towards like helping creators, and we are creating like an AI native creator workspace where it will help the creator end to end create content and automate some of the publishing work and stuff, which I'm very excited because it is one of the most painful part that I go through every day creating this content. So we are working on leveraging AI to kind of automate some of the work so that we can focus on telling the better stories. And have, you know, not limited by the production work we need to do. So yeah, I'll see you in another episode of Building RB AI in Public.