Hey devs, I recently launched Redtry, a side project I’ve been working on to fix something that drives me (and a lot of people) crazy: trying to figure out what to buy online. Most shopping experiences rely on infinite scrolling, fake reviews, and algorithmic suggestions that don’t actually help. Redtry is an AI-powered assistant that turns product research into a conversation. What it does: * Summarizes real reviews from Reddit, YouTube, and ecommerce platforms * Helps users decide what to buy based on real intent (not just keywords) * Tracks price drops and filters the noise * No real sign-up — just type anything to get started The idea is to reduce decision fatigue, especially for people buying high-value products like laptops, skincare, or gifts. Still early, but I’d love feedback from anyone who tries it: * Would you trust this over traditional review sites? * What would make this genuinely useful or even habit-forming? * Are there specific features you’d want added? Happy to answer any questions or share how I built it. Appreciate any thoughts!