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Techie Animesh Chouhan based in Bengaluru, a graduate from Iit Kharagpur, has developed rotichercker.ai, an AI tool designed to qualify the roundness of Chapatis. The peculiar concept has left fun and divided social networks.
He started when a user published a photo of his perfectly round roti in X, calling him an “art.” Chouhan tried the image with his tool, giving him a 91 out of every 100. He then challenged users: if his publication reached 420, I would make the tool public. The objective was met and the “Roti Maker” searches increased.
Chouhan called the project a fun experiment, joking, “Looking for an investor to acquire the domain name, offering 10% capital in return. Let’s make it happen! “The website says:” Dough or die: The great goal Roti Challenge. Very soon. “
Reactions on social networks were fast and varied. Some users were entertained, with only one time, “China has a depth and we have rotichercker.ai”, while another joked, “integration with @shaadidotcom was needed.”
Others questioned the criteria of the tool, wondering: “Is it just a perfect circle or diameter too?” And pointing to that: “Who will check the thickness? That is a larger determinant of flavor than the shape.” Meanwhile, a user could not avoid commenting on cultural obsession, saying: “He never understood that this obsession mainly from northern India with Rotis was perfect circles.”
However, not everyone laughed. Some criticized the tool as misogynist, claiming that he went to women’s cooking skills. Chouhan quickly closed the reaction, sharing publications of men who had used the tool, demonstrating that everything is very fun.
