Big update from Sleepagotchi 🦖
Over the past few years, we've built, tested and learned a lot about how AI can fit into everyday life.
Sleep was our first focus. It gave us a huge amount of real-world context, and the perfect place to prove that specialized AI can do more than answer questions.
Now we're building on that foundation.
Introducing Gotchi Labs: our bigger vision for Consumer AI.
Sleepagotchi becomes our first live vertical, focused on Health & Wellness. Our agents are already helping users make sense of sleep, recovery, activity and wearable data, with more experiences across wellness and nutrition coming next.
From there, Gotchi will expand across Shopping & Commerce, Fitness & Exercise, Productivity & Daily Life, and eventually Personal Finance, building specialized AI agents around more of the things people do every day.
Each vertical brings its own specialized agents and new ways for AI to become genuinely useful in everyday life.
As Gotchi ecosystem expands beyond sleep, the token is evolving with the ecosystem.
$SLEEP is becoming $CHI.
$CHI reflects the wider Gotchi ecosystem we’re building. It will be the common layer for access, rewards and commerce across Gotchi products, agents and experiences as new verticals and partners come online.
Sleepagotchi becomes the first live vertical in a much bigger Gotchi ecosystem.
Same Dino. Much bigger world. 🦖
Welcome to Gotchi Labs.
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