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Nobody was going to pay $200 for that app w/ 85 gazillion LLM wrappers already out there, so they need some other form factor to get traction.

>it’s that they designed and sold a physical device which could be replaced with an app on the hardware you already have.

Smartwatches are exactly that, and some people buy those.

Smart watches do quite a lot that my phone can’t. Primarily health/fitness tracking, and being on my wrist.

This device is essentially a phone in every way but massively less functional. I can’t see a single thing it does better or more conveniently.

It can do a lot more than ChatGPT's app, let alone Siri which can do even less.