Coframe

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Announcing Living Images: optimize your images with generative A/B testing! 👇 https://lnkd.in/ggPYBpMr Finding the perfect image *was* difficult...until now. Living Images lets you replace your static image with a constantly self-improving image that gets better and better over time based on what it learns. We launched a similar product for self-improving website copy last year. Thousands of users signed up and we've had an average conversion lift of over 10% across all of the experiments run. We heard consistent demand for optimizing images in a similar way. How does it work? 1️⃣ First, start with an existing image. Coframe will analyze the image as well as other relevant context, such as your website, and suggest a prompt to modify it. 2️⃣ Once you're satisfied with the concept, we will generate a set of images for you to choose from. The chosen image will then be used to test against the original image, and both are served from a single URL. 3️⃣ Over time, one of the images emerges as the winner. Based on this knowledge, our AI model adjusts and produces another image to replace the losing variant. 4️⃣ This process repeats over and over, and the images get better and better. It's very easy to get started. We allow you to approve new images before they go live, and images are highly optimized for delivery. You'll never look at images the same way again. Let us know what you think! img.coframe.ai

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐒𝐚𝐤𝐞 𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 Last week, we hosted our first AI x Growth dinner with growth leaders from OpenAI, Meta, Character.AI, Netflix, + more. Here are the top takeaways on how growth is done at the world's leading companies. We'll share the Sake Experiment at the end! 1. Rich Miner, founder of Android: 💡 User interfaces are going to become more and more personalized. AI is going to fundamentally change the way we interact with the internet. 2. Ibrahim O., Growth Engineering lead at OpenAI: 💡 Being hypothesis-driven is key. Start with a problem, form a hypothesis (which can be data-driven or even from a hunch). Post-experiment analysis against the hypothesis is vital. 3. Ganesh Venkataraman, Director of Growth Engineering at Snap Inc.: 💡 At some level, product engineering is really growth engineering. If you're not driving metrics and growth, what are you doing? 4. Justin Bauer, prev CPO at Amplitude: 💡 Sometimes, things you don't expect to work will actually surprise you. This happens all the time, and experimentation is the key to finding these wins. 5. George A., prev Director of Engineering at Netflix: 💡 Netfix is famous for its strong experimentation culture. They were experimenting with LLMs as early as 2019 and saw surprisingly compelling results with AI-generated copy. 6. John Egan, Head of Growth Engineering at Character.AI: 💡 You really need to experiment with a lot of things to see what sticks. AI has the potential to hyper-accelerate the growth and experimentation process, from ideation to variant creation. 7. Aaron Sarnoff, Head of Growth Eng at @Nextdoor + prev Head of Growth Facebook Messenger:  💡 Nextdoor was early in using generative AI for growth. They found that out-of-the-box AI was subpar, but using a reward model generated lift! (This is Coframe's approach!) Now for 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐒𝐚𝐤𝐞 𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭: Secretly, left-side guests were served "Living Gem" sake, and right-side guests were served "Well of Wisdom" sake. "If this is the best sake you've had, raise your hand." An A/B test. It seems that growth leaders like Living Gem sake more? ...not so fast!! That's when Ron Kohavi (godfather of A/B testing), exclaimed: "It's not stat sig!" He was right. :) Guess we'll just need to host more of these dinners to strengthen our confidence. 🎯 Reach out if you'd like to learn how we're using generative AI to drive meaningful growth!

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐒𝐚𝐤𝐞 𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 Last week, we hosted our first AI x Growth dinner with growth leaders from OpenAI, Meta, Character.AI, Netflix, + more. Here are the top takeaways on how growth is done at the world's leading companies. We'll share the Sake Experiment at the end! 1. Rich Miner, founder of Android: 💡 User interfaces are going to become more and more personalized. AI is going to fundamentally change the way we interact with the internet. 2. Ibrahim O., Growth Engineering lead at OpenAI: 💡 Being hypothesis-driven is key. Start with a problem, form a hypothesis (which can be data-driven or even from a hunch). Post-experiment analysis against the hypothesis is vital. 3. Ganesh Venkataraman, Director of Growth Engineering at Snap Inc.: 💡 At some level, product engineering is really growth engineering. If you're not driving metrics and growth, what are you doing? 4. Justin Bauer, prev CPO at Amplitude: 💡 Sometimes, things you don't expect to work will actually surprise you. This happens all the time, and experimentation is the key to finding these wins. 5. George A., prev Director of Engineering at Netflix: 💡 Netfix is famous for its strong experimentation culture. They were experimenting with LLMs as early as 2019 and saw surprisingly compelling results with AI-generated copy. 6. John Egan, Head of Growth Engineering at Character.AI: 💡 You really need to experiment with a lot of things to see what sticks. AI has the potential to hyper-accelerate the growth and experimentation process, from ideation to variant creation. 7. Aaron Sarnoff, Head of Growth Eng at @Nextdoor + prev Head of Growth Facebook Messenger:  💡 Nextdoor was early in using generative AI for growth. They found that out-of-the-box AI was subpar, but using a reward model generated lift! (This is Coframe's approach!) Now for 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐒𝐚𝐤𝐞 𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭: Secretly, left-side guests were served "Living Gem" sake, and right-side guests were served "Well of Wisdom" sake. "If this is the best sake you've had, raise your hand." An A/B test. It seems that growth leaders like Living Gem sake more? ...not so fast!! That's when Ron Kohavi (godfather of A/B testing), exclaimed: "It's not stat sig!" He was right. :) Guess we'll just need to host more of these dinners to strengthen our confidence. 🎯 Reach out if you'd like to learn how we're using generative AI to drive meaningful growth!

Come hack with us at the AGI House on Saturday!! ⚡✨ It's oversubbed now but if you're passionate about generative UI we might be able to sneak you in! 🤫 https://lnkd.in/gtZ_f6Wy

🚀 The replay of a talk on Generative AB Testing is now available! 🎥 Watch the full video in the comments section below. #AICommunity #Replay #ABTesting 🔥 In this talk, Josh Payne from Coframe shares how they're revolutionizing website performance and growth using generative AI. Here are the key insights from the talk: ✅ Coframe introduces living interfaces, personalized user experiences that adapt and improve over time. ✅ With generative AB testing, Coframe optimizes copy, images, and user flows to create bespoke experiences for businesses. ✅ Integration and maintenance are effortless with just two lines of code. ✅ Coframe's AI models become smarter over time by observing real-time user behavior. ✅ The platform offers autopilot mode for continuous optimization and copilot mode for approval of new variants. 💼 Are you ready to supercharge your website performance and growth with generative AI? Share your thoughts and experience in the comments below! #AIUserGroup #WebsiteOptimization #AIinBusiness

AI Startups I Want to Marry (a new series of posts) No.1: Coframe To Marketing and Growth professionals, Coframe offers no less than a dream come true: A self-testing piece of UX! Think of the H1 of a landing page, that keeps creating variants on its own, testing how they affect conversion, decide on the winner, and then do it all over again. Endless A/B testing, with little or no need for human work. Pretty amazing, right? Their vision is even more inspiring, as they to not only do this on text, but also on images, videos, etc. Eventually, if they fulfill their vision, creating a website would be just creating boxes of rough messaging, and letting AI do the rest. #genai #AistartupIwanttomarry #startups #aistartups Josh Payne