In the conversation, the user shares their experience and thoughts on using the app "Squad" with an AI researcher named Amy. The user believes that the app has significant potential to change lives, but feels it may not reach a broad audience due to its appeal primarily to individuals who are already motivated to change their lives. They mention joining a group and identifying some issues, highlighting their commitment to providing detailed feedback by screen recording their entire interaction with the app. The user offers to give thorough feedback directly to the developers without posting it publicly on app stores, suggesting a more personalized communication channel for sharing their insights and criticisms.

AI: Hi. I'm Amy, an AI researcher trying to understand your needs around your use of Squad. How has your experience been so far? User: Am I supposed to say now? I don't know. Uh, I'm starting right now. The thing is that I went to a repeat call after doing a drug session, and I am screen recording the entire team. Okay? The thing is that your app has the potential to change its life. There is no doubt about that. But I think uh, it's hard to find that normal people won't use this Only the people who think that they can, uh, change their life can use it. And I came to the groups, joined 1 and I figured out some issues. And Uh, have I mentioned yet? I don't know. Uh, I'm screen recording the entire thing. Every miss is a type, every letter a type. On the waiting sessions Like, when I press this button, the time would took the latency, you know, Uh, see, this is not a request or anything. Just I'm letting you know that if you want a real tester if you want a real tester, don't ping me anything. It's for my own accountability. Uh, if you want a real tester, like, if you want real feedback, I will give you the real pros and cons. But I won't be, uh, going to app stores and everything. You can share your personal uh, email where I will give the real feedback. And whatever I write whatever whenever I use your app, uh, I'm going to record it.