Zeti LLC
Anyone can demo a model. The hard part is putting one inside something that survives app review, runs on a stranger's phone, and still makes sense to a person who has never heard the word inference.
Ten questions a day, a streak to keep, and an algorithm that watches which questions you keep getting wrong and puts them back in front of you. Cloud certification tracks are live today, starting with AWS. The tutor itself is subject-agnostic, and general knowledge is where it is going.
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Our first shipped product, on the App Store since December 2020. Feed it an image or a written prompt and it returns a finished piece — the generative pipeline we built, packaged down to something that runs from a phone.
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Work out what the thing does before deciding whether it needs a model. Most features do not.
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One team, end to end — interface, backend, model. No handoffs to lose the intent in.
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Through Apple and Google review, under our own developer accounts, where it either passes or it does not.