Most AI tools feel impressive… until you use them twice

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    Kabir Salunkhe3mo ago

    Most AI tools feel impressive… until you try using them twice. The first experience is smooth. The second is confusing. By the third… you stop coming back. Feels like a lot of products are designed for demos not for daily use. Been noticing this while working on AI UX.


    Hello, I’m Kabir. Building CambrianEdge.ai (Live on SaaSHive) Trying to make AI feel usable, not just powerful.

    What’s one AI tool you stopped using recently?

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    Comments (3)

    Olga Kargopolova
    Olga Kargopolova3mo ago

    Welcome to the SaaS Hive community, Kabir! So true. The wow wears off fast when the tool doesn't fit into how you actually work. I stopped using ChatGPT recently for that exact reason. What made you start thinking about this for CambrianEdge?

    Sergey Kargopolov
    Sergey Kargopolov3mo ago

    Hi Kabir 🙋🏻‍♂️ Welcome to the community.

    Stacy Wycoff
    Stacy Wycoff1mo ago

    "Designed for demos, not daily use" is such a clean way to describe it, and it's the exact trap I fell into with early versions of FounderFlow. It sounded great giving one confident answer in a demo, then failed quietly on day 3 of actual use when it was confidently wrong about something. Now every insight carries a confidence label (Verified, Very Likely, Needs Review, Monitor Only) specifically so it holds up on the 50th use, not just the first. To answer your question: I stopped using a wellness/journaling app after about two weeks because it needed constant manual input to stay useful, the moment I got busy it fell apart. What's the specific UX pattern you've found breaks trust between use #1 and use #2?

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