Ideavory-ai
AI that turns rough ideas into step-by-step action plans
Hi all!
The development of the project has come a long way since it was first created and there are some great new features to introduce to everyone.
1. Live Demo: would allow you to see the product without having to sign up.
2. New and Improved User Interface: I did a total redesign to make it much cleaner and easier to use.
Objective: The key objective for this version is to reduce barriers and have users understand the main benefit of using the product within 10 seconds of starting. By using the live demo and improving the way things are visually laid out, I hope to build a more hands on experience showing how useful the product can be before asking to create an account.
Let me know what you think of the new demo!
https://ideapilot-ai.onrender.com
After 3 failed projects, I finally shipped something I'm proud of.
Ideavory-ai is an AI planning tool. You describe a goal, the AI asks clarifying questions, and you get a concrete action plan broken into steps. No generic advice, no blank page — just a structured conversation that ends with a real plan.
What's inside:
Smart clarifying questions before generating the plan
Idea history saved across sessions
Built-in notes for each idea
Progress tracking
Free tier available, no credit card needed.I'm 15, based in France, built this solo with FastAPI + vanilla JS. Looking for honest feedback — what would make you actually use this daily?
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It is an impressive achievement to ship a functional AI planning tool solo at fifteen especially after navigating the setbacks of three prior projects.
The real differentiator here is the "clarifying questions" phase because most AI tools provide a generic output based on a single sentence whereas forcing the user to define their specific constraints leads to a plan that is actually executable rather than just aspirational.
Since you are targeting daily usage are you considering a "What’s Next" notification system that pings users with their top task for the day to ensure those plans don't just sit in the "Idea History" folder?
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