I'm building an AI that talks to other people's AI — so nobody coordinates anything
Hey IH 👋
Working on sotto — a voice AI that handles your daily chaos. You talk, it acts. "I'm running late" → it messages the right
people, pushes your meeting. "Mom's birthday is Friday" → reminder set, flowers found, email drafted.
But here's the thing I can't stop thinking about:
What happens when the person you're coordinating with also has an AI?
That's sotto ↔ sotto. Your AI talks to their AI. They check both calendars, compare preferences, agree on a plan. Nobody
texts. Nobody waits. Nobody sends "when are you free?" ever again.
I tested this landing page with 60 simulated blind users across different demographics. Started at 47% conversion, iterated
the copy and design, got it to 80%. The single biggest driver? Adding a fourth demo tab called "sotto ↔ sotto" that shows four
AIs planning a trip together.
Every test user said the same thing: "That's the only genuinely new idea on the page."
I also pitched 5 simulated top-tier VCs. All 5 said they'd take the meeting. One offered a $150K note on the spot. The
universal feedback: "This is a new category — but show me it working with real humans."
So that's where I am. Landing page is live, waitlist is growing, product works end-to-end for single user. Next step: get the
first real sotto ↔ sotto loop running between two actual humans.
