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Show HN: Yupp – Every AI for Everyone

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Jun 13, 2025 21:22
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Hi all, founding engineer at Yupp here, first time posting a Show HN. We just launched Yupp, a platform to compare AI responses side-by-side. We have 500+ AIs on Yupp today. It's free and we give you ...

Hi all, founding engineer at Yupp here, first time posting a Show HN. We just launched Yupp, a platform to compare AI responses side-by-side. We have 500+ AIs on Yupp today. It's free and we give you credits to start with. If you give evals to the AI, you get more credits, which you can also cash out. Any honest feedback appreciated, you can file feedback within the app itself (and get credits while you're at it). Thank you! Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44272387 Points: 1 # Comments: 0
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