Developer, founder, father. In the wrong order. Creator of: https://teapaw.org/t.co/IMnD0NhEdQ https://teapaw.org/t.co/PhlOEKNGej Main profile @andrebuilds
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Joined September 2025
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One script tag. Paste it on your website. Cassandra AI is live.
No plugins. No backend changes. No developer needed.
Your website becomes an intelligent support hub in under a minute.
Andrea D'Ambrosio retweeted
Generic AI support = every customer interaction sounds like everyone else's AI.
Custom prompts = your brand voice at 3am.
One builds trust.
One breaks it.
Every support conversation is a sales opportunity. Most tools only solve one. We solve both. Every question = every lead
Andrea D'Ambrosio retweeted
Most founders launch too early or too late. The real skill is knowing which product needs speed and which needs patience.
Sunday night
Two products live
Both moving forward
Both imperfect
Both real
TuBoost: creators are using it daily
Clips being generated from podcasts, vlogs, interviews
Real content going live on real channels
Cassandra: Telegram integration in development
Product Hunt launch waiting on that one feature
Because launching twice on the same product
means the second launch has to mean something
I could launch Cassandra on Product Hunt tomorrow
But the right moment is when the product
is exactly what I want people to find
when they search for it six months from now
Patience is a product decision too
Sunday done
New week tomorrow
Night
Andrea D'Ambrosio retweeted
We are building Telegram integration next. Then WhatsApp. Then more.
The goal is simple. Wherever your customers are, Cassandra AI is already there. Same knowledge. Same voice. Every channel.
Product Hunt launch is coming. But not until every channel is covered.
Andrea D'Ambrosio retweeted
Every question unanswered at midnight is revenue walking away. You're not losing customers to competitors. You're losing them to silence.
The businesses losing customers aren't losing them at 2pm
They're losing them at 11pm
When someone lands on the site
Has one question
And nobody is there to answer it
The question doesn't go away
The customer does
This is the problem Cassandra was built for
Not to replace human support
To cover the hours humans don't
Generic AI support = every customer interaction sounds like everyone else's AI.
Custom prompts = your brand voice at 3am.
One builds trust.
One breaks it.
Andrea D'Ambrosio retweeted
This widget was built with Cassandra AI. You would never know.
No logo. No "powered by" footer. Nothing. The agency that deployed it charges their client $400 a month for it.
They pay us $147.
Andrea D'Ambrosio retweeted
$97 a month gets you everything. Chat widget, voice calls, custom training, 10 languages, real-time inbox, lead capture.
$147 gets you all of that plus full branding removal. White-label it. Resell it. Build recurring revenue on top of it.
No per-seat pricing. No surprises.
Andrea D'Ambrosio retweeted
Your customer writes in Portuguese. The AI answers in Portuguese. Next one writes in German. The AI switches instantly.
10 languages. One knowledge base. Automatic detection. No separate setup for each language.
Andrea D'Ambrosio retweeted
Your AI agent should not sound the same as everyone else's AI agent.
One system prompt defines the personality. The tone. The rules. What it should always say. What it should never say.
Your support, your voice. Not ours.
Andrea D'Ambrosio retweeted
Every conversation starts with a name and an email. Automatically.
Your visitor came to ask a question. They left as a lead in your pipeline. Support and lead gen are not two tools. They are one widget.
Andrea D'Ambrosio retweeted
Cassandra AI supports 10 languages out of the box. Your customers write in Spanish, the AI answers in Spanish. Same for French, German, Italian, Portuguese and more.
No separate setup per language. One knowledge base. Ten languages. Automatic detection.
Andrea D'Ambrosio retweeted
Custom title. Hero image. Quick reply buttons.
Your visitors know where to go before they type a word.
First impressions happen once. We made sure yours looks right.
Andrea D'Ambrosio retweeted
Three customers chatting right now. One on the website. One on the phone. All visible in the same inbox.
You see every conversation as it happens. You decide when to step in and when to let the AI handle it.
Andrea D'Ambrosio retweeted
A law firm gets 12 calls a day asking the same thing. Do you handle my type of case. What are your fees. Can I book a consultation.
Cassandra AI answers the phone, qualifies the caller and books the appointment. The lawyers stay focused on actual cases.
Andrea D'Ambrosio retweeted
Sunday night
Two products live
Both moving forward
Both imperfect
Both real
TuBoost: creators are using it daily
Clips being generated from podcasts, vlogs, interviews
Real content going live on real channels
Cassandra: Telegram integration in development
Product Hunt launch waiting on that one feature
Because launching twice on the same product
means the second launch has to mean something
I could launch Cassandra on Product Hunt tomorrow
But the right moment is when the product
is exactly what I want people to find
when they search for it six months from now
Patience is a product decision too
Sunday done
New week tomorrow
Night
$97 a month gets you everything. Chat widget, voice calls, custom training, 10 languages, real-time inbox, lead capture.
$147 gets you all of that plus full branding removal. White-label it. Resell it. Build recurring revenue on top of it.
No per-seat pricing. No surprises.
Andrea D'Ambrosio retweeted
A coach gets 30 DMs a day on their landing page. Is this course for beginners. How long is it. Can I pay in installments.
Cassandra AI answers every one of them and sends the checkout link at the end.
Pre-sales questions become sales.
Andrea D'Ambrosio retweeted
A gym owner pays a receptionist to answer the phone 8 hours a day. Most calls are the same. Prices, schedules, how to sign up.
Cassandra AI handles those calls 24/7 for a fraction of the cost. The receptionist focuses on people who are actually there.