Cakie

Just became a dad to twin girls. Best thing that’s ever happened to me. But I can’t do 16-hour days anymore. Working efficiently matters more than ever. I use AI agents for most of my product work, and voice typing has made explaining ideas much faster. But something still felt missing. A lot of what we communicate at work isn’t text. It’s the screen in front of us: the layout, the interaction, what happened after a click, or the exact part we’re looking at. With a teammate, I’d share my screen, point, and talk. We do it over Zoom or send a Loom. The screen is simply part of the conversation. But when working with AI, I was still trying to squeeze all of that context into a text box. That didn’t make sense to me. So I built Cakie. Record your screen as if you’re making a Loom for an AI agent. Talk as if a teammate is sitting next to you. Point with your mouse, draw on the screen, or just explain. Cakie connects what you say with the relevant visual context and turns it into a prompt for AI. I now use it for almost every prompt I send while building @getshadowai and @cakieAI itself. It’s in beta and free. If you spend your day explaining things to AI too, I’d love for you to try it.