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Verified: controls ilee.aiChecked on 27 Oct 2026.

One of the first AI assistant that helps without prompting!

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On 27 Oct 2026 the builder showed us they control ilee.ai.

Listed by danish,

One of the first AI assistant that helps you without prompting!

What the builder wants tested

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Use the app, and share your honest feedback.

  • Share what you liked (You will get credits even if you don't like anything)
  • Share what should be improved or any feature you would want.
  • Would you pay for something like this?

Honest answers only!

Credits will depend on how much free limit you've used. (Free limit burns up fast)
e.g under 30% => 1 credit
30% - 60% => 2 credits
60%+ => 3 credits

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This app is made and run by its builder, not by TestMyBuild. We tried it once before listing it, which is not a check that it is safe, keeps working or handles your data well. Use your own judgement.

How to test this app

  1. Open the app and sign up with your real email. Start the free trial if there is one.
  2. Use it the way you would use it for real, for at least a day.
  3. Come back here. Post a screenshot of your signup and what you honestly think. One post per app, worth the listing's bounty when approved.

Feedback

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janTested on Web

1. Website

  • Adaptive CTA (Download for Windows/Mac based on device) – smart.
  • Minimal design, nice animations. Feels like a really good product.
  • Downloading via the Microsoft Store builds trust.

To improve:

  • Show the end state above the fold: what Ilee looks like on my computer once installed. I'd swap Life with Ilee for that.
  • Pricing: the Download button is only on Free. Put it on all plans, or outside them.

2. Onboarding
Install was flawless – a cat pops up on my screen. Exactly what you want.

  • Add a friendly greeting: "Hey there, this is Ilee, the app you just installed."
  • Clicking the cat does nothing. People will click it – I did, multiple times. Send them to sign-in.
  • Add Sign in with Apple on macOS if not there yet.
  • Google sign-in hangs in the browser, but I do get logged in the page just doesn't auto-close.

3. What I love

  • Very well designed UI/UX – minimal site, minimal app, cute cat.
  • Clean settings and subscription flows.
  • The People feature.
  • The chat's "little space to think" works very well.
  • Page checking and summaries work.
  • Usage is very generous.

4. UX fixes

  1. Button order: Pause/play is first, but people read left to right. Move it.
  2. Sparkle button: Loads ~30 sec and sometimes does nothing. I only later realised its text (e.g. "Draft testing notes") is a suggestion based on my screen. Label it: "Suggestion based on this page:".
  3. Text box jumps when dragging the cat: It flips and grows depending on position. Don't resize while dragging, or pin it top or bottom.
  4. Subscription wording: Use one word – usage. "99% usage remaining", Pro = X% more usage, Ultra = Y% more.
  5. Notch mode: Needs a one-line explanation.
  6. People empty state: Add a manual option + "Ilee remembers people automatically, but you can add them yourself."
  7. Intrusiveness: Surprisingly non intrusive, at first it felt a bit intrusive but it's very easy to get used to and after 10 minutes it already didn't bother me. It doesn't clutter up the screen.

5. AI agent & computer control
Well designed, but in practice most things I tried didn't run smoothly.

  • Generic AI endings ("Would you like help drafting a follow-up…?"). This is pretty standard for any AI model, but from my experience including on ChatGPT etc. it's almost never a useful suggestion. So review if it's not just better to leave it open.
  • Asked it to DM everyone who commented on my post – it couldn't scroll my Instagram DMs.
  • Explain changes upfront: it opened system settings without saying why. Say: "I'll change X in Chrome and Y in settings so I can access it." Otherwise people freak out.
  • Chrome control failed – looks like a remote debugging issue.
  • Two screens: ask "This screen or both?"
  • Private apps: On WhatsApp Business it said it was "keeping my eyes covered." Just say clearly: "I can't do this – it's private information."
  • Long chats: Suggest a new conversation when context fills up, to avoid hallucinations.

6. Would I pay?
Yes. Personally $20/month is fine – I already use Claude, ChatGPT and Wispr Flow so I am used to paying for AI.. But for most people $9.99 is the fairer price.

  • $9.99 is only month one; Pro is really $20/month.
  • Ultra at $30 is only $10 more with no clear difference – I'd just take Pro. Show the extra usage clearly.
  • Keep prices consistent: $9.99 / $19.99 / $29.99 or $10 / $20 / $30.

Bottom line
Beautifully designed, simple and fun – the cat sells it. It's genuinely useful and I'll probably keep using it. Now make the functionality as clear and reliable as the design. And please, make something happen when I click the cat. P.s. it doesn't seem to suck up CPU or RAM so that's a plus point.

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