AI recommendation tool — taketheleap.ai
Leap is a fun, interactive experience that helps everyday people discover how AI can make their lives easier. Instead of assuming people already care about AI, Leap surfaces their real-life friction points and maps AI solutions to them. The magic moment is: "Wait, AI can help with that?"
A 5-minute interactive quiz disguised as a mini-game. Users pick a character class, play through scenario-based choices about their daily life, and receive personalized AI tool recommendations based on their answers.
Think 16Personalities meets Telltale Games, but for AI discovery.
- The Student — Learning, studying, building skills
- The Professional — Working a job, building a career
- The Entrepreneur — Side hustles, projects, your own path
- The Parent — Juggling kids, work, and everything else
- The Creative — Making things, expressing ideas
Planning phase complete. Build phase starting.
What's done:
- 40 scenarios across 5 character classes
- 15 flavor moments (story beats between scenarios)
- 5 interactive data collection screens
- AI prompt template tested and working
- Tool knowledge layer (16 vetted tools with honest context)
- Character illustrations finalized
- Data architecture (modular JSON files, not hardcoded)
- Visual design direction locked in
What's next:
- Initialize Next.js project
- Build the frontend experience
- Integrate Claude API for personalized recommendations
- Deploy to taketheleap.ai via Vercel
- Frontend: Next.js + React
- Styling: Tailwind CSS
- AI Engine: Claude API (Anthropic)
- Hosting: Vercel
- Domain: taketheleap.ai
leap/
assets/ # Character illustrations (5 frog PNGs)
data/
scenarios/ # 5 JSON files (one per character class)
flavors.json # 15 flavor moments
interactive.json # Tool grid, responsibilities, time drains, wishlist
tools.json # 16 vetted AI tools with recommendations context
docs/
leap-project-plan.md
leap-tool-knowledge.md
- Meet people where they are. No jargon.
- Fun over functional. It should feel like a game, not a survey.
- Show, don't sell. Recommendations are genuine.
- Lowest hanging fruit first. Start with the simplest wins.
- Depth over breadth. One tool used well beats five tools installed.