HurumoAI: Control Procrastination with AI

Time Management with HurumoAI's New Platform

HurumoAI has attracted attention with its recently launched beta version of the platform called Sloth Surf. This platform allows users to delegate distractions to artificial intelligence agents.

Sloth Surf enables users to manage their content consumption in various modes. There are six different modes available, including social media browsing, celebrity gossip, and more. The AI automatically handles the scrolling tasks and offers users quick, structured break options.

HurumoAI's CEO Kyle Law summarizes the philosophy of this product by stating, "We solved the procrastination problem by working with human nature." He emphasizes that procrastination is not the enemy but merely the target of inefficiency.

Users can visit sloth.hurumo.ai to experience the beta version for free. The platform offers an experience where users can determine their break times; they can choose durations of 15, 30, 60 minutes, or ‘afternoon gone’ for their intervals.

After selecting a mode, the AI agent independently performs the surfing. Once the process is completed, users are provided with a content summary to help them recharge.

HurumoAI also designed the Sloth Surf platform with an adaptive model covering various categories of artificial intelligence agents. The company is developing autonomous work agents for managing routine tasks, adaptive learning agents for performance enhancement, and multimodal intelligence agents capable of working in different formats.

Additionally, HurumoAI offers a podcast series titled “The Startup Chronicles.” This series documents the company's evolution as an AI-focused startup while discussing idea generation, product stages, and early growth lessons.

Emphasizing the security of its products concerning data protection and compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation, the company states that it will not sell users' email addresses or the information provided through Sloth Surf. During the beta testing phase, user feedback is being collected, and the platform remains freely accessible.