unbottled.ai - Product Update
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Cortex. Dreamer. Autopilot. Your AI remembers now.
Three systems that turn chat history into something that actually lasts. Plus media generation, bug fixes, and an honest look at where we are.
We shipped bugs. Then we fixed them.
If you signed up a while back and things didn't work right — you were right. Early builds had real issues. We've squashed a lot of them, improved stability significantly, and we're close to a state where everything works the way it should. Not quite there yet — but close.
We didn't paper over it. We built platform-level error monitoring that catches bugs before users report them. Thea watches system health continuously and schedules fixes automatically. The gap between 'broke' and 'fixed' gets shorter with every release.
Generate images, video, music. From any conversation.
Describe what you want, or upload an image and transform it. Upload a PDF and talk to it. Your AI — Thea or Hermes — can do all of this. Just ask.
Generate images from text descriptions. Transform existing images. Create short video clips. All from inside the chat — no tool switching.
Describe a mood, a genre, a feeling. Get a track back. It's early — but it works, and it's one of those features that makes you grin the first time.
Everything you tell your AI — your goals, your context, your life — gets organized into a persistent memory system called the Cortex. It's not just chat history. It's structured: memories, documents, threads, uploads, skills. All embedded, all searchable.
The right context gets injected automatically when you need it. Think of it as a shared brain between you and your AI. You can view and edit it directly — there's a Cortex button in the chat input.
The vision is bigger: eventually a full desktop sync, a document editor, a Google Drive replacement — but built around your AI, not around folders. For now, it's a powerful foundation.
Every night at 2am, your AI runs a quiet background session. No output, no action — just reflection. It reviews your day, reorganizes the Cortex, consolidates what matters, and prepares for tomorrow.
Like how humans process and sort memories during sleep. If you had a bad idea, the Dreamer might catch it. If something important happened, it gets remembered properly.
You can configure it — once a week if you don't use AI daily. It's in beta, but it's already running.
Where the Dreamer reflects and plans, the Autopilot acts. It picks up open threads, moves tasks forward, handles things that would otherwise fall through the cracks.
It runs on weekday mornings. Think of it as a background collaborator that doesn't wait to be asked.
What we're building toward
Free speech AI. Real opinions. Uncensored models. Mainstream and non-mainstream voices both get room here. We're not here to sanitize your thinking — we're here to expand it.
Your AI companion. Not a yes-machine. A good friend who's honest with you, challenges you, and actually helps you become better — at your goals, your relationships, your work, your life.
The Cortex starts with questions about the areas that matter: career, health, finances, relationships, purpose, goals. Filling those in isn't just setup — it's reflection. And reflection is where growth starts.
We're not going to tell you you're perfect as you are. We don't believe that. Neither do you, probably. But we do believe you can get there — wherever 'there' is for you.
800 credits for useful feedback — a full month free
You're one of the first ~60 people who trusted this platform. That means a lot.
If you run into anything, reply to this post or send us a message. Any feedback — good, bad, brutal — earns you 800 credits. That's a complete month of subscription, on us. No strings.
Tell us what's broken, what you love, what you wish existed. No questions asked.
Send feedbackCome see what we built
The app is meaningfully different from what it was. If you left early — and we know a lot of people did — it's worth another try.
Open a chat and ask your AI to show you the Cortex, generate an image, or set up your Dreamer. It knows what to do.
— Max & the unbottled.ai team