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Four people · Four fields · One place to look

Not everyone hereworks in tech.

An engineer, a sales lead, a hotel operations manager and a brand marketer. Same app, four different problems, and what each of them stopped doing afterwards.

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01Rahul Sharma29 · Product engineer · Bengaluru
  • AI coding tools
  • Model releases
  • Indian AI funding
  • Emerging tech
  • Football tactics
  • Home espresso

He stopped paying for the second coding tool.

BeforeEleven newsletters, three Discord servers and a saved-posts folder he never reopened. He was current on none of it, and still could not decide whether a second AI coding subscription was worth ₹1,780 a month.

He typed what he follows into the first screen and left it there. Next morning he got four things: two model releases that changed what his team could ship, one funding round that mattered to his roadmap, and a football piece for the walk home.

Then he asked the chat box a real question. Build me a marketing site, what should I use? It came back with a free track and a paid track for the same outcome, each tool carrying its cost in rupees and one line on why it earned the slot.

AfterHe shipped the site over a weekend on the free track, and cancelled the subscription he had been renewing out of guilt.

  • Weekend to ship
  • ₹21,360 a year cancelled
  • 1 open a day
A stack CuspAI built from a one-line ask, split into a free track and a paid track, each tool showing its role, its cost and why it earned the slot.
The answer to one typed line. A free track and a paid track for the same outcome, every tool carrying its role, its cost and the reason it is there.
02Meera Nair34 · Enterprise sales lead · Chennai
  • B2B SaaS sales
  • AI for outreach
  • Pricing and packaging
  • Sales enablement
  • Long-distance running
  • Filter coffee

She knows sales. She did not know which tool to trust.

BeforeEvery recommendation she found was a listicle written by someone being paid to recommend it. Her team had already bought a tool nobody used, and she had no way to tell the next one apart from the last.

She is not technical and does not want to be. She opened Discover and asked what was actually moving in AI for outreach. She got three podcasts and two newsletters worth her commute, not the forty that would have shown up in a search.

Then she described her problem in one line: research an account properly before a first call, without adding another subscription. CuspAI built the workflow out of two tools her company already pays for and one free one, in the order to use them.

AfterAccount research went from most of an hour to about ten minutes, and the tool nobody used got cancelled with a reason she could show her finance team.

  • 40 minutes to 10
  • 0 new subscriptions
  • 3 sources, not 40
The CuspAI Discover screen: a short set of reads just outside the daily list, each naming the interest it belongs to, with the topics not yet picked shown below.
Discover, asked a direct question. A short answer for one interest, and it tells you when that is the whole set.
03Faisal Rahman38 · Operations manager, hotel group · Goa
  • Revenue management
  • Guest experience
  • Hospitality tech
  • Goan produce
  • Cooking
  • Travel photography

His industry does not have a feed. Now it does.

BeforeHospitality news moves through trade magazines, WhatsApp groups and conference corridors. Nothing arrives in one place, and the entire AI conversation felt like it was happening in an industry that was not his.

He picked his field and the things he cooks for pleasure on the same screen. The daily read now carries occupancy and pricing news alongside a piece on monsoon produce, each one naming which of his interests it came from.

He asked how to turn a year of guest feedback into something he could act on before the next season. He got three tools in order, two of them free, and the reason each was there. No code, no consultant.

AfterHe replaced a paid analytics add-on his group had been renewing, and now checks one place instead of four.

  • 4 places to 1
  • 2 of 3 tools free
  • No code written
The CuspAI daily read: a dated headline count, the interests being covered across the top, then a short list of items each with its source, its length and the reason it was chosen.
The day, dated and counted. Work and the things you read for pleasure in the same short list, each naming where it came from.
04Ananya Iyer26 · Brand marketer · Mumbai
  • Performance marketing
  • AI video and image tools
  • D2C brand building
  • Indian consumer trends
  • Indie music
  • Sustainable fashion

She did not want a new job. She wanted to be ready for this one.

BeforeHer founder asked why the brand was not making AI video yet. She did not want to switch careers or buy a ten-hour course. She wanted to be the person who could already do it, in the role she has.

The Gap screen named three skills for the job she is actually in, written as things to be able to do rather than a score or a progress ring. Each one says what would close it and what has not closed yet.

One of them closed in a fortnight, using a tool she found in her daily read and a free tier she did not know existed. The others are still open, and the screen says so plainly.

AfterShe shipped the brand's first AI video campaign without buying a course, and can name exactly what she still cannot do.

  • 1 skill closed in 2 weeks
  • ₹0 on courses
  • Named, not scored
The CuspAI Gap screen showing the distance to the role being aimed at as three named skills, each with its status and what would close it.
The Gap, for the job you already have. Three named skills, each saying what closed it or what still has not.

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