Invitation links have been flying around tech circles the past few days to an exclusive app that’s a combination of voice notes and Twitter, called Airchat.
Invitation links have been flying around Silicon Valley the past few days to an exclusive app that’s a combination of voice notes and Twitter, called Airchat.
“I want a house party in my pocket,” he said. “I want to be able to pull out this phone and talk to someone interesting and delightful and witty anytime I want.” “He’s not really involved, but he just, I think, believes in anything that uses AI,” Ravikant said of Altman. “None of our investors has really any influence over us.”
The app’s main feed can feel noisy, like jumping into a random conversation at the midway point. Asked if he’s worried users may find it chaotic as the app gets more crowded, Ravikant said the goal of Airchat is not necessarily to amass a following. It’s to “let people find who they want to talk to.”
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