What are the wildest real-world examples of what users have done with Instinct so far?

There are two that come to mind quickly. One is the wardrobe use case where people scan every item of clothing they own, scan themselves including proportions and face, and then have it plan their full week of outfits using what they already have. It sends them an image of themselves wearing each combination, not a bullet point list. They can then extend that to online shopping, get thousands of outfit options from across the internet, and just say order. The other is the subscription and personal finance angle where users connect their bank accounts and Instinct scans all their transactions and subscriptions, identifies ones they forgot about, and then goes end to end into the sites, signs in, navigates through the process, and actually cancels them, then reports back the exact amount it saved. Any product that depends on consumer laziness or inertia is completely toast.