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3y ago
This looks really interesting! Generating large amounts of plausible fake data by modeling the reality is still a big issue both for generating custom demos and for maximum load testing of streaming applications. Will definitely give Shadow
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5y ago
Yeah, maybe the word "free" in "Free Open Source Conversational Infrastructure with Apache 2.0 license" isn't prominent enough. ;) For Airy Enterprise and Managed Cloud, we usually like to listen to a potential cust
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5y ago
In general, Airy is mostly targeted at mid market companies and enterprises that deal with a lot of conversations, e.g. we helped a European retail company to launch conversational experiences on Google Search and Google Maps for their cent
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shoellinger
5y ago
According to my understanding, Jovo seems to be a rather light-weigh framework based on Javascript/Typescript to build voice experiences e.g. for Alexa, Google Assistant, etc. I have not tried it out yet, but it seems to be a cool proj
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5y ago
Thank you for the question, soorajchandran. We appreciate to see more open source tools in this space and believe that Chatwoot is a great choice when you are primarily looking for a cost efficient alternative to Intercom, Zendesk or basic
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shoellinger
5y ago
Thank you for that question, michaelagustin. You are right: most popular SaaS tools in the conversational space are indeed priced per volume, usually per message or per (active) conversation. As communication is core to every business, we s
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5y ago
We love Matrix for their big vision to build an open network for secure, decentralized communication. Airy has a more centralized approach from the perspective of a single organization. We want to give organizations an easy way to access al
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5y ago
Hi renrutal, Steffen from Airy here. Thanks for your remark and I couldn't agree more with you which is why we don't pay-wall privacy features. Actually, nothing stops you from turning on encryption also in the open source version