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Tucker Schreiber🛠️ 1 toolFeb 18, 2026@MimirSo fast, so good. -
From draining mental fog into a clarifying 'aha moment' in one conversation.Open
Dropped thoughts in and the ask youfself and downstream consequences brought clarity to myself. -
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TubeYakker matches how I already use YouTube. Saving things for later and processing them bit by bit. The UI is pretty minimal, which I like, though it took me a minute to understand the intended workflow. Keep it up ;-) -
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I tried a chat section. It's pretty cool, I used another company that's very similar to yours but it didn't recognize speech nearly as well as yours does. The only negative feedback I have for you is the web app seems a little bit buggy on my phone sometimes when you click to hold down for speech it doesn't work very well you have to try it a couple times. I like it though I'm going to try it again.
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Grok — v4.2Stronger reasoning for math and multi-step logic, with more consistent step-by-step problem solving. Better long-form conversation stability, with fewer abrupt topic jumps and less mid-answer cutoff. Smarter context handling through heavier summarization of earlier turns to stay focused in long chats. More reliable performance on long prompts, with improved coherence across extended back and forth.
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Sometimes the writing style not as good as human, but the key points it offers is excellent. Pretty easy to use.
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This is hands-down the most engaging language app I’ve ever used. The AI conversations feel real, and the talking avatar makes it fun to practice speaking without anxiety.
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Just checked and it’s actually working fine. Maybe the domain issue was temporary. Try again, it should load now.
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The app looks interesting, but it's not free. The free version is very limited, and the premium version seems expensive, although it may be worth it.
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I went on their website, it is not a chatting AI. It is a much worse version of ChatGPT. About all you can do is ask it questions, you can't have a conversation with it. It's pricing is horrible, too. As a free user you get 10 free messages total. You can also pay $9.99/month and get up to 20 messages per 24-hour period. The only plus this AI has over ChatGPT is that it can be used while offline.
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It seems to be working just fine. Maybe try switching to a more secure connection and then try again. 😄
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DreamTavern does at least give users some room to try the service out, with 75 free daily messages before hitting the subscription wall. That’s more generous than many competitors. But the cracks show quickly. There’s no calling function, and the subscription model $9.99 per month for unlimited messages—feels too barebones for the price. The platform also lacks proper tagging for models, making discovery awkward, and the limited male variety makes it feel unbalanced for users seeking more options. To improve, DreamTavern should expand its male character selection, refine its model tagging, and add immersive features like calling. Compared with Character AI, which offers depth, diversity, and memory, DreamTavern still feels half-baked.
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