Just Text It: How I Use Instinct AI in My Business

Debbi Starr - Starr Consulting· 4 min· 878 words· 4 min read· English ·Watch on YouTube

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0:00At 8:00 this morning my business published today's content for the money tree challenge that I'm running all while I was still drinking my first cup of tea. This new AI product is called Instinct and basically it's an assistant that lives in my text messaging. There's no new software to learn no complicated setup. I just send it text messages back and forth and I mean it literally is like my little assistant over there waiting. In last week alone when I started using it it built the whole back end resource hub for this coaching challenge that I'm running. It wrote a week of daily emails and now each day it

0:26releases a new page to all of the participants in this challenge. It does automatically at 8:00 a.m. Now if you're building a business and doing everything yourself this changes how you work and I want to show you how to use it. And I have to say first of all I think it's still in beta and you have to get an invite code. I might have two or three so I'll look in the comments depending on when you watch this. As of right now it's free. I asked Instinct about the pricing models and it said it doesn't have any information about that but I have been using it like a

0:50workhorse and I am really impressed with it. So let me share my screen and I'll just uh show you what I've been doing with it. And let me just bring over so this is my text messaging screen here. Let me make this bigger so you can see it. And I'll just scroll up here so I've just been having conversations back and forth with it and say hey okay I need this do this I need that do that. So here it's where it was building um the uh all of the reference files things like that for this money challenge that I was running and I literally just uh

1:19type a message. So literally texting back and forth so I can do it on my phone I can do it on my computer and then it will send me text messages back. So the great thing is I'm off running my errands or working offsite someplace and Instinct just continues to uh work for me. So I mean how awesome is that? Now on the there's not even really a um back end to log into. I mean that's that's what it's very intriguing. So let me open this up. If you just Google Instinct AI agent if you go to the website basically this is it. It just says it's a personal assistant that

1:50understands what you're working on what's important. It connects to your applications devices email messaging screen audio and so forth. It's trained to understand and handle deeply personal nuances of life and then following up. I mean, it's just like your friend that never forgets anything and you just send text messaging. I mean, it's amazing. So, when I Googled Instinct, here's what came up here. So, there's no app or dashboard. That's the only thing that might seem a little odd for you when you first start using this, but it works Excuse me, text messaging, WhatsApp, and

2:16iMessage. When you send a request, this agent runs in a dedicated virtual cloud and handles all the tasks just like a human would. Proactive, it can connect to your apps, your emails, and Google accounts, all of that kind of stuff. Now, I will say this that I tried to connect it to my Google account. I wanted it to upload some files, but on the Google side, the only option was that I was giving Instinct full access and it said that if I did that it would have the ability to delete. So, I did not do it and I even questioned Instinct about it and Instinct said, "Yeah,

2:46although Instinct promised that it would never delete anything." I decided, "Just give me the files and I'll upload it." Anyway, little side note there. Under the privacy and data concerns, it says, "Again, if you depending on what jobs you want it to do, you do have to give it access to some of your sensitive accounts. So, you just need to

3:01do that with caution." And then it said, "Early testers raised the privacy concerns regarding the data retention." So, um I don't know. We'll just have to go from there and see. Let me come back here and see what happens. As of now, it's still in beta. It's free. I've been using it. I've been loving it. So, just try going to Instinct, but I think you might need a code and the setup is easy. It wants your phone number and then it sends you a text and you're off and running. It's that easy. So, if you do get to try it,

3:26let me know what you think about it. What are you using it for? What's your favorite AI tool right now? I read all the comments. Make sure you subscribe. Share this with someone that you think would enjoy seeing it. Okay, take care.

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