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Hint, a new AI startup co-founded by Martha Stewart, offers an AI assistant for homeowners

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Martha Stewart has joined the co-founding team at Hint, an AI startup offering an app for homeowners to manage home maintenance and related tasks. The Hint app launched today and uses AI technology to handle maintenance schedules, energy management, soil and air quality information, insurance claims, and document storage. Co-founder and CTO Kyle Rush said Stewart is a real co-founder with a serious stake in equity who works regularly with the company and is not a figurehead.
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