Amy Neural Content Engine

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Miraktt · 1d ago

Just launched: Amy: Neural Content Engine Over the past few weeks, I’ve been building an AI-powered content generation platform, designed to support students, freelancers, and marketers who need fast, high-quality, customizable content. Amy offers: AI-generated content with fine-tuned controls for tone, creativity, readability, emotional depth, and SEO Grammar & plagiarism checks via API integrations Holographic content previews for a sleek, modern user experience Full authentication system with 8-hour quota reset logic Analytics dashboard with generation tracking and history Dockerized deployment with complete developer handoff documentation

The platform is fully functional, hosted on Hugging Face, built using Flask, Firebase, Cohere, Sapling, Winston AI, and is designed to scale or monetize quickly.

Currently pre-revenue, but the structure and pricing logic are already in place for premium tiers.

  Ideal for founders, indie hackers, or technical buyers looking for a ready-to-deploy micro-SaaS.

If you’re interested in testing, or acquiring, feel free to reach out. Your thoughts, feedback, and support mean a lot!

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Amy Neural Content Engine

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