AI memory is personal by default. Your context, your preferences, your saved info, none of it is visible to anyone else.
Which is great for privacy. Terrible for collaboration.
My partner and I are avid travellers. I plan, he executes. Last year I sent him more AI chat links than memes trying to get us on the same page for trip planning. It was absurd.
Product is built and live, with some paying customers. Haven t done much promo. It s kind of like Hootsuite but no login and no scheduling. You send a text message & our software sends it to your socials, website & co-workers. In addition, the message sends to your AI support bot so it has the most up to date info. What s best for us to do for our launch? I generally work in golf but I m thinking this works for lots of different small businesses. It s priced LOW, so doesn t feel like it should be discounted.
Hey Product Hunt community! I'm Shawn, founder of Kinetic Mingle, and I'm excited to announce that we're launching here TOMORROW - March 31st at 12:01 AM PT!
Kinetic Mingle is a video-first dating app for adults 21+ who are tired of catfishing and fake profiles. What makes us different: AI-powered matching that analyzes compatibility, mandatory video chat before messaging, verified profiles, voice notes, and a community built on trust.
Introducing Namegator an AI-powered business name and domain generator that takes the friction out of naming.
You describe what you do. Namegator generates hundreds of creative, catchy, and available domain names in seconds. No more endless brainstorming cycles or heartbreak when your favorite domain is taken.
What makes it different:
Instant results Get hundreds of unique name suggestions in one go
AI-powered creativity Intelligent suggestions tailored to your business
Domain availability checked See what's actually available in real-time
I'm building Clarity Cloud AI, an AI Native analytics platform for technical and non-technical folks alike. As a first time builder, the journey has been challenging yet fun. I'm planning to launch soon!
I'm a senior developer in Seoul. My commute is long and the subway is always packed. Here's how I tried to make mobile development work and where it fell apart.
Seoul subway is not quiet. You're standing, one hand gripping a bag, the other holding your phone. Coding the traditional way IDE, terminal, file trees is physically impossible. The screen is too small, your fingers too fat, and the text too tiny to read without squinting.
