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Meet Iris — a macOS app that makes it easy to multitask with AI. Over the last year, I’ve been exploring how we can evolve the desktop OS. This is the first small step :) You can download Iris now at

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Ronith2 years ago

and if anyone has trouble getting things setup, my DMs are open!

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Miguel Piedrafita ✨2 years ago

this is so sick, I've been working on a prototype that does something similar with GPT-4 vision, but you've managed to make it feel almost native

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Sobhan Nejad2 years ago

the goooooat hyped to see it live dude!!

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Aiden Bai2 years ago

LFGGG

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emil2 years ago

It's cool but I don't want one more 20$ subscription, just charge a smaller fee and let people use API keys. Some now pay 20$ monthly each for Claude, ChatGPT+, Cursor, Iris, Poe, GitHub Copilot, Office Copilot & Notion AI, this is getting ridiculous.

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Kasey Zhang2 years ago

we're so fucking back

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Anton2 years ago

Looks great! Any plans on a tier that let’s you use your own API key?

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Ronith2 years ago

not at the moment!

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b2 years ago

I like this but i already pay 20 a month to chatgpt :( cant justify

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Ronith2 years ago

@bugman11765 whats stopping you from subscribing to Iris instead of ChatGPT? (genuine question)

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