Ask more of every story.
Ask Freddy turns the articles and résumé on FreddyReyes.com into a conversation inside the FredSocial iOS app. Ask a question, follow the source, and keep exploring.
The product
A more natural way to explore FreddyReyes.com.
Readers can ask about published articles or Freddy’s professional background without searching through pages one at a time. Answers draw on the site’s content and can link directly to the articles that support them.
What it does
Useful answers, grounded in published content.
Conversational questions
Ask about articles and professional background, then continue with follow-up questions using recent answered exchanges as context.
Source-backed answers
The site backend ranks relevant article excerpts and combines them with résumé context before generating an answer.
Links to the source
Open relevant published articles from an answer. When the available content does not support an answer, the backend returns a scope response.
Conversation tools
Conversations persist across app launches. Copy, share, retry, or archive answers in the native iOS interface.
In-article assistant
Summarize an open article or ask a question in the context of that story.
Siri access
Ask a question and hear the answer through Siri without opening the app.
How it works
From a question to a source you can read.
- AskStart a conversation in FredSocial or use Siri.
- RetrieveFind relevant article excerpts and résumé context.
- AnswerGenerate a response grounded in the available content.
- ExploreOpen source links or continue the conversation.
Behind the experience
Built into the site and the app.
Site knowledge
The site’s AI search backend turns published articles and résumé content into searchable evidence chunks. The app also loads the résumé through the site API.
Native reading
FredSocial displays formatted answers as selectable text with tappable links and keeps conversations available between launches.
Access
The app includes subscription plans and a paywall. Quota meters and some optional feedback integrations depend on additional backend support.