kamban

You nailed it.

Hi HN,

I built this after struggling in multilingual remote meetings.

This is an early alpha macOS app that translates meeting audio voice-to-voice in real time. It works system-wide (Zoom, Meet, Teams, YouTube, etc.), 100% local processing.

Current limitations: - macOS 26.2+, Apple Silicon only - 10 languages including 30 dialects - No voice cloning - Latency - One-to-one meeting only

I'm mostly looking for feedback from people who work with international teams.

Happy to answer any questions.

I am working on an agent board tool powered by OpenClaw, think of it as a Trello board but tasks get handled by your agents atomically, and moves to your review.

Same here, CC gives me options to pick direction after the planning stage.

GPT-3 is a very smart tool, using it on top of Excel and Sheets should help save time.

This article talks about using GPT-3 (using my AI tool) to do your routine tasks on Google Sheets and Excel. Such as extracting data, finding duplicates and so on.

I am open to feedback.

This is really cool. I saw a similar tool, https://www.questgen.ai/, I am not a teacher, though.

Lex is good. But https://elephas.app does the same magic across your Mac apps.

Looks beautiful. Can I see the execution history along with response status?

The problem is that they don't understand the practical ways it can be used. Even tech savvy people don’t yet get it. Even my CEO, a kind of technical person, did not understand the full potential until I explained some use cases.

In one scenario, I took the slow running long MySQL query and rewrote that with Codex in 2 mins.

But I think people have started to realize the potential now.

Pitch: My app https://Elephas.app brings GPT-3 and Codex to all applications in MacOS. Many business professionals are using it.

Fargate would be the closest.

I read it. This is new to me, and I guess one needs to remove so many tags and tracking tools. I hope it only counts to a single server. What happens with the data loaded from CDNs?

You are right. AI will take over simple application building. Working with AI will be a good direction. Big data analysis, security, and cloud architecture may be good options.

Not to ignore, all of the above might still utilize AI.

Post it on Show HN, and you may receive better feedback.

I have seen its codebase, and even took some inspiration for my Elephas app. The founder is an expert I can say.

It does unfortunately. Here is the excerpt,"The project must be something you've worked on personally and which you're around to discuss."

"A decline in grain consumption" - how could this possibly make sense?

Google Workspace seems to be better than Zoho. I use it now.

Nice concept, but I barely notice the usernames.

Searchaggregate looks nice. I can easily switch engines depending on the search queries.

Looks neat. I wonder what backend you use to do that since it needs to be able to scale well.

I appreciate the feedback. I will rewrite some parts of the content. "Explain code" might be beneficial to programmers. I actually use it.

Interesting take. I have a rewriting feature, one specifically is "Zinsser" mode. It uses the principles of William Zinsser based on his book "On Writing Well". It is supposed to do exactly that. To remove clutters from the statement. I will continue to fine tune it.

Thank you. Users can use shortcuts to open the windows. Even the grammar fixing feature has a shortcut option.

Hello everyone,

I got a great response with the V1 launch here. I even got some paid users. I interacted with them to understand their needs better. Based on that, recently launched 2.0, Elephas adds explicit support for email and blog writing. Other additions from 1.0 are translation support and GPT-3 engine adjustment.

I have added more features that let users expand text in different styles, such as professional, friendly, and polite.

"Hi, I am Kamban. I have launched a beta version of the Mac productivity app called Elephas. It can do different tasks, such as fixing grammar mistakes, rewriting a sentence, turning short instructions into an email, and writing an outline for a topic. It works across different applications, such as Pages, Notes, Gmail, Mail, Outlook, and more. Elephas uses OpenA as the AI engine. I would appreciate your feedback."

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I have removed it and added an actual usecase GIF.

I have added the OpenAI information on the landing page. It should be clear now.

I will probably remove the "actual" intelligence part and make it clear it uses OpenAI.

Thank you, I will work on this.