Guse
A simple spreadsheet to build and deploy any AI agent
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Guse is a simple spreadsheet that enables anyone to build AI agents and applications.
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Guse is a simple spreadsheet that enables anyone to build AI agents and applications.
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👋 Hey Product Hunt, I’m Kevin, Co-founder of Guse! Today we’re officially launching Guse - the easiest way to automate workflows with AI.
After taking hundreds of customer calls while building other products and solutions, we quickly realized that what the majority of teams and people crave from AI is just some form of automation - whether that be automating research, a single task, or anything in between.
🚩 The Problem
Current automation tools have steep learning curves that almost instantly deter the majority of people away from even taking the first step at building anything out - myself included.
✅ Our Solution
That’s why we set out to completely reimagine the interface and ground it in something everyone knows: spreadsheets. With this interface, building out a workflow in Guse is as simple as adding a column in a sheet.
We also make it extremely easy for you to let others use a workflow you’ve created. With a single click, you can deploy it as a public app 🚀.
What Teams Are Already Doing with Guse:
Sales prospect enrichment: Enriching prospects to get information on their LinkedIn, email, background, experiences, company, etc.
Automate outbound: Start with each new user signup for your product and get emails drafted and into your inbox to send out.
Creating charts from data: Turning raw data into a completed Excel file with a chart specific to your request.
Invoice Processing: Take any unstructured invoice and extract the exact data needed, do calculations on the data, and determine invoice approval.
SEO Marketing: Start with any topic or content and get a completed, SEO-optimized blog post with a cover picture.
We also love building custom workflows, so feel free to 📅 schedule a call or just get started at guse.io and automate something today!
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@masump Definitely! Spreadsheets are the most universal interface for work and so it only made sense to use it to simplify workflow automation away from the notoriously complex drag and drop builders.
Streos
@kevin_lu13 Simple yet powerful, I love the product’s simplicity. Congrats on the launch!
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@dineshan_sithamparanathan thank you :) Glad you enjoyed it
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@dineshan_sithamparanathan Thanks so much! Our goal really is to make automating work as simple and easy as possible and will soon get to a point where fully working automations can just be prompted into existence.
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@john_tans Thanks so much! We actually have a template for sales lead enrichment already in. Feel free to play around with it and modify it to your own needs :).
Shram
Hey Kevin, congrats on the launch of Guse! It sounds like you've crafted a remarkably intuitive solution by embracing the simplicity of spreadsheets to make workflow automation accessible for everyone. The current disconnect between AI potential and user-friendliness is a real barrier, so it’s exciting to see a product tackling this with such an inclusive approach.
Hearing what teams are already accomplishing with Guse, it’s clear you’ve tapped into a range of practical applications that could genuinely transform everyday tasks into efficient processes. I’m curious, have you noticed any unexpected ways people are using Guse that surprised you?
Congrats on the launch! Best wishes and sending lots of wins :) @kevin_lu13
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@whatshivamdo Thanks so much! One interesting use case has actually been for prompt engineering and model iteration. Guse makes it really easy to quickly try out a bunch of different models and prompts for the same task and see the results from each.
Shram
Oh, great! That's really interesting use case. I will try it our too.
Best wishes ahead :)
Whats the coolest 3 things you have seen been built with Guse?
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@sentry_co Property research has been really interesting and it's so cool we've offered it as a template to start with in Guse. This flow basically starts with any property address, finds all information on the property regarding price, price history, neighboring properties, community, etc. The flow then finds the leasing agent of the property as well as their email and then drafts up an email to the leasing agent inquiring about the property. With the workflow built in Guse, running this entire process is as simple as inputting in a new address and running a row :).
Thats a really cool use-case. So in that kind of scenario, what API's does it use to obtain real estate information? As this kind of data is usually very scattered and different from every country. And usually semi secured in data silos, it sometimes can be scraped but that too is hard to do at scale, because the systems will detect bot behaviour and data extraction. So how does guse kind of navigate and extract data? Since that part is the hardest when creating automation flows, for repetitive work.
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@sentry_co Great question! We actually have an agentic AI that searches and scours the web as much of this data is publicly available.
@kevin_lu13 Now that is interesting. So the workflows that people create uses a behind the scene AI spider. that crawls around with different IPs, getting through different captchas etc, I guess? Would be awesome to know more about how that works. What about user authentication? How is that handled. Say I want to operate on data that is behind authwalls. Wont the services then ban my user account? if that User auth comes from an IP that isnt used before etc?
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@sentry_co I love the spider analogy! Yes, you can think of it as an in depth scour of the web for information - this just applies of course to our web search column; other actions actually have APIs built in place behind the scenes. To answer the second question, you're completely right in that we currently can't get behind authwalls but we will have this coming very soon if you just provide credentials to certain data sources.