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some late work i've been doing with felt👇
quick thought i can't shake: most ai interactions make you translate. you feel something, turn it into words, the ai answers in words, you turn that back into feeling. two translations for something that was never meant to be spoken in the first place.
so with felt i'm trying something different: an interface that just reads what you're feeling and talks back the same way, through touch. no typing, no talking, no middleman.
still early, still prototyping, having way too much fun building this one🤘
Love this
Thanks Bella! 🫶
Great job.
Thank you Victor!
You're always welcome
Brilliant execution
Appreciate it Boluwatife! 🙏
yep, that's good!
Thanks Nikita! <3
"Every word is a delay" is such a powerful thesis. Eliminating the translation layer between feeling and text via haptics is brilliant UX philosophy. Can't wait to see this develop! 🚀🔥
Thank you Michael! Appreciate it🫡
Beautiful execution
Nice design !
Nice work
Nice one 👍
Great concept. The most memorable products usually challenge the interface, not just the technology behind it.
Thanks! That’s exactly what I enjoy working on the most✨
This feels incredibly well crafted
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