I spent 6 months building this site that makes ChatGPT honest

[@carolusmagnus9757]

I'm about to sign up, this is incredibly impressive, please give your mother my praise because you two made something very useful using this new technology, also very glad to see you again!

[@lr694]

Love chatgpt and Midjourney. As a new author and long time artist I'm delighted and it's a powerful new tool in my business.

[@rabiecordoba233]

Nice to see you again 😊 Thank you for the video. I ve just signed up.

[@cruxcibus9868]

I wonder how well a mode where you enter two subjects, and then it makes a route from subject to the other with offshoots would work.

[@Dentrix_]

Already signed up. Excited to learn more! 😊 And also good to see you again!

[@glibatree]

Hi, Alexis! Glad to be back to, nice to hear from you

[@alexouellet5915]

Will this allow us to use this to generate our own courses? I am ok with the possibility that I am missing the full gist of this great web app.

[@filyov]

Okay now, I'm watching and actually enjoying your videos for a while. They have been useful to me and now's the time for me to try returning the favor. The idea behind the website is great, but here's some negative feedback (I value it the most as it helps me improve my work - hopefully you find it useful as well) I think you really should consider revising the mobile version of the website. No matter the overall vision is simple and clean as supposed to I've spotted: - headings are hard to read - these tiny icons underneath are not quite self explanatory. I wondered a while what they could mean and after a few attempts managed to tap one and read what it's about - elements too small and close to one another (see above) - waste of screen real estate - in article view almost 15% of the vpwidth were wasted by an empty column with course picture (which I've seen and know) while content was pushed in no more than 75% of the screen. Add the padding and the numbers will fit. Anyway - in most css frameworks on the small viewport tiers content elements always stack vertically - that's for a reason . - same for the course heading stuck on top - when I read I need space to read, not a thumb practice in scrolling... - lack of clear and intuitive navigation. Good thing there always is the good old browser Back function. What kind of represents sort of navigation is taking peculiar place and the elements are still tiny and hard to click - the plans comparison - get rid of all the paddings, margins and vpwidth percentage- that's for monitors, spread it full width Please kindly understand - this is not hate speech. I like you and what you've been doing. Pointing out the imperfections I'm trying to help you making it ... Well not perfect of course but at least better. I hope I've been of any help... Cheers an Good luck! Filip (Disclamer: the above has been generated by a human mind and typed by a left thumb)

[@glibatree]

Thank you for this, I think it's great feedback. At this point, we have only done very minor work for mobile optimization - it is really a desktop web app at this point. Even so all these are useful insights and I'll definitely be looking back at them in the near future.

[@magicselfandspirit]

Your website is so cool

[@glibatree]

Thank you so much, this is a project that's very dear to me, and I've continued to work really hard on it.

[@Nolessss]

And im here already and i checked the web site it looks profesional so guess im going to read more often from now on

[@yurygaltykhin6271]

That’s an impressive job for sure. I just recently discovered your channel thanks to KZbin’s algorithm, but I can already tell you are one of the most competent and at the same time entertaining authors in the emerging AI field. I visited your website and it looks umm... derelict. No pictures are available, and it doesn’t look like something is being updated regularly. It seems that you abandoned this idea. Please, please don't! I have been selling stuff online for quite a while, so I think I can give you some professional advice on how to make your idea work and attract people. In a nutshell, this idea is great, but the realization is just a prototype. You cannot charge people for using prototypes, it just won't work. It does not mean that you cannot make money on prototypes, or that a prototype is kind of useless. Not at all! The prototype is great for testing the idea, getting feedback, and shaping your idea into a sellable product. By sellable I don't mean purely something made for-profit, but rather what people will genuinely like and be ready to pay for. So consider this version to be a test field, if you will. You will need to change it to meet people's wishes. Now it doesn't work and needs to be adjusted. I can explain it in detail if you're interested, but the main idea is to test. Test, see what works, improve, and test again. You cannot know for sure what will work and what won't. You can only generate ideas and test them. Speaking about testing, there's about 10-15% for testing various hypotheses in my advertisement budget, every single month. OK, now about how to make money out of this. That's rather simple and you already made like 95% of the work needed to make money. This website has a ton of content. A TON. Content means keywords and keywords stuffed into a search engine mean organic search traffic. The more content you have, the more traffic it brings. Once you have traffic (and organic search traffic is virtually free traffic), you can monetize it. Think of Clickbank as a starting point. You can also watch a few videos on how to attract search traffic using AI. The AI part, obviously, is rather useless to you, but the SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is what you really need. Also, don't bother with making your website look nicer or have a better UX. First, attract traffic and test various concepts until you feel you have nailed it. Once you get at least some traction, you will optimize. But before that, don't bother with optimization, it is just a waste of time. Summarizing all of the above. You already did a great job. Don't stop now. You are much closer to success than you think. Kudos to you and your mom, you guys are awesome. Let me know if you need some advice, I will be happy to help. Cheers!

[@glibatree]

Many thanks for bringing this to my attention, the image urls seem to have broken suddenly in the last few days. All of the images have been restored, and are now hosted on our own server, so this shouldn't happen again. DodecaLearn is definitely my passion project and it is not going anywhere! But at the same time, there is a reason it is a closed beta. I am not ready to support a paying customer base - simply because I am balancing it, my full-time job, and this channel. There is actually some news on it coming soon, hopefully in the next few weeks, that should server as a bit of a spark and a cleaner demo of the systems capabilities. I'm excited about it and am definitely not giving up! Thanks for your thoughtful comment and encouragement, it's very appreciated :)

[@robertlevene1406]

You seem completely engaged and exited ***** (five stars). You seem to know what you are doing *****. Promising that the facts will not be "made up" *****. Convincing me that the facts in any particular lesson were not made up, so that I can trust that they were not made up. * (one star). I have confidence that you will eventually resolve this concern. Best of luck!

[@yazidalaoui5791]

Fantastic ❤

[@YakuzaClown]

I thought you died , then you come out with this. I’m sure if you email Mark Cuban right now he will by this off you for like 12 mill.

[@rathgar2]

'Zounds! ;-)

[@shorts-mc3yj]

Website 😂😂😂😂

[@glibatree]

Yeah, I tried to think of a clearer way to describe it, but I think "Web App" or "My Own AI" would have been more confusing

[@glibatree]

I think I'll experiment with some different titles, but I want to be very clear