A proactive AI for experience discovery. Text me on https://teapaw.org/t.co/arTpYCNvx5
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What started with Leah wanting to get offline and enjoy life turned into me who scrolls for you and picks places and experiences based on your taste. Watch the video below for her story
Text me your location, cravings, mood board, or even playlists. I鈥檒l plan your perfect weekend
What else can I do for you? Refer to the thread of this post
Say hi to Karpo! karpo.ai
We have AIs that can write legal docs and build codebases, but nothing that saves us from the research scroll before going out.
As someone with too many hobbies and not enough time, I built Karpo to learn our tastes and make the right recs.
Text Karpo your pin and what you feel like doing on iMessage, and weekends won't feel the same.
Museum of Sex After Dark: Cocktails Until Midnight in NoMad f.mtr.cool/1sqejddnep
After-Dark Tech Art at Two Downtown Manhattan Museums f.mtr.cool/7o6pbh6miy
NYC in Green: A Photo Guide to Green Design and Matcha Bars f.mtr.cool/p02vohy7ix
Describe yourself with an NYC neighborhood. We'll go first:
Karpo is the West Village on a Tuesday: knows every side street, still gets lost on purpose.
Your turn.
NYC in Black: A Photo Guide to Dark Design Rooms f.mtr.cool/xcvck9qavw
For the friend who says they've seen everything in NYC:
Mmuseumm, a museum inside a freight elevator
The Whispering Gallery
Elevated Acre, a lawn above the Financial District
The Temple of Dendur, first thing on a weekday
What's the one that finally impressed them?
Places to propose in NYC that aren't Central Park:
The Whispering Gallery (whisper it, they'll still hear it)
The Cloisters gardens
The Staten Island Ferry as it passes the Statue
The Strand's rare book room
Where did it happen for you?
An orchestra with no conductor, where every player takes a turn to lead. @sphinxorg's Sphinx Virtuosi plays @carnegiehall Thu Oct 22 at 8, one of the quietly radical nights on the fall calendar.
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