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Struggling to find the perfect reply to your girlfriend’s messages? TextHerRight uses AI to analyze your chat history and suggest smart, personalized responses in seconds. Improve your texting game and keep your relationship conversations smooth and engaging. Try it free today!
tchantchov commented on · Posted by u/tchantchov
Hey HN!
I'm a frontend engineer who built TextHerRight after watching too many friends (and myself) stare at blank message screens, paralyzed by the cursor. You know that moment – your girlfriend asks "How was your day?" and somehow your brain just... stops.
The Problem: We've all been there. You want to respond thoughtfully but draw a blank, you overthink or you send the wrong message. The "seen" notification starts feeling like a countdown timer, and suddenly texting becomes stressful instead of connecting.
What I Built: TextHerRight analyzes your conversation context and suggests natural, authentic responses that match your communication style. You paste your conversation thread, and the AI gives you 2-3 response options that actually sound like something you'd say – not some generic chatbot.
What Makes It Different: Unlike dating app assistants that focus on pickup lines, this is for actual relationships. It learns your communication style from context and suggests responses that help maintain genuine connection, not manipulation.
Current Status: Live at https://textherright.base44.app - completely free to try. I'm curious if you guys find this helpful. Honestly, I've using it almost every day now in my own relationship to be honest
I'd love feedback from the HN community – I didn't found anything similar so far and I would love to know if you have any idea to make this even better
Thanks for checking it out!
tchantchov commented on · Posted by u/tchantchov
Major win for Google as federal judge rules against forcing Chrome divestiture in landmark antitrust case. Stock jumped 8% overnight, adding $170B+ in market value.
Key outcomes:
Google keeps Chrome browser and Android OS
Can continue $20B annual payments to Apple for default search
Must share search data with competitors but avoids breakup
Wall Street raising price targets - Oppenheimer ups to $270 (+28% upside)
Why this matters: Judge called Chrome divestiture a "poor fit" and noted AI competition changing the landscape. This removes the biggest regulatory overhang that's been weighing on the stock.
Market reaction: GOOGL hit $224 - a yearly high. Analysts calling it a "monster win" and "home run ruling". Even Apple benefited (+3%) as their lucrative search deal continues.
Looking ahead: With regulatory uncertainty cleared and strong fundamentals (13.9% revenue growth, 8 buy ratings vs 1 sell), GOOGL appears positioned for further gains. Some analysts project $316 by 2030.
Deep dive analysis: For comprehensive GOOGL stock analysis including price targets, risk assessment, and investment thesis → https://dashboard-finance.com/stock/googl
What's your take on Google's antitrust victory? Game-changer for Big Tech regulation?
To clarify, this isn't about replacing genuine communication or being deceptive. It's more like having a writing assistant when you're genuinely stuck.
Think of it like: - Using Grammarly to improve your emails doesn't make them less "you" - Getting advice from friends before important conversations doesn't make you fake - Using translation apps when traveling doesn't mean you don't care about connecting with locals
The tool suggests starting points - users still choose what resonates with them and edit accordingly the answer.
This is just a tool to help people express themselves better when they're stuck, not to replace authentic connection.