I'm Madalina, building Woltex.ai (currently in waitlist mode π ).
I have been working with AI tools for a long time, coming from a corporate consulting background where I was constantly building custom solutions.
Over time, I kept running into the same problem: the workflow is completely scattered.
Ideas live in one place, prompts in another, and outputs disappear into endless chat tabs. Since I couldn't natively edit or version anything, everything turned into a pile of disconnected documents. Whenever I was under pressure, I'd end up scrolling through old chats trying to remember where a specific version of an artifact was even generated.
Woltex is my attempt to fix that. It's a single canvas where your thoughts, context, and AI outputs stay together. You can edit your files directly in the console, keep the conversation intact, and only adjust what actually needs changing and access over 100+ models.
In a way, I'm building the tool I wish I had back when I was juggling dozens of tabs trying to keep my own work organized. Hopefully it helps you reclaim some focus too.
I'm aiming for a Q1 launch and would love your perspective while things are still taking shape.
What does your daily "model stack" look like right now?
Do you ever copyβpaste the same prompt into different tools just to compare them, or is that not really part of your workflow?
And if you were to move from a standard chat interface to a visual canvas, what's the one thing it would need to do to make the switch worth it?
Thanks for checking it out π