Asya
An AI app that analyzes emotions in voice and gives topics
Asya launched on January 20, 2020 with 16 votes, #764 of 3,486 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
Asya is an iOS and Android app that provides 5000+ topics linked to emotion detection AI that helps couples to build healthy, strong and happy relationships by practicing meaningful conversation, improving self-awareness and becoming emotionally intelligent.
Creating AI, software and design of the future.
AI solution for point cloud based maps and full user experience in mobile application. Consulting and supporting the R&D team for AI vision product development. Application for relationship tracking, journaling, and activities. Complicated content management system, personalizations, and implementation of AI models. Consulting and supporting the R&D team for AI vision product development. Consulting and supporting the R&D team for AI sound enhancement product development. iOS and Android mobile application with AI backend for generating meaningful and fun conversation topics. Our main service activities focuses on new software product prototyping, manufacturing industry, high tech R&D and…from asya.ai
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