Meemo Prasad Banjare's profile on Product Hunt

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I'm the founder of Meeba AI, driven by a simple belief: the biggest challenge in education isn't access to information—it's turning information into learning. My passion lies at the intersection of AI, education, and scalable technology. I enjoy building products from the ground up, rapidly experimenting, and solving real-world problems through data and intelligent systems. My long-term vision is to build a Learning Intelligence Platform that helps learners, educators, and institutions make better decisions and achieve better outcomes. I'm always eager to connect with founders, engineers, educators, and investors who share this vision.

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Meeba BrainAI code debugging with evidence, not guesses
Oct 2026
Meeba AI SkillsStop searching. AI creates your perfect course.
Jul 2026
Meeba AIAI that turns studying into lasting learning habits
Jun 2026
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Aug 2025

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Joined Product HuntAugust 1st, 2025

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10d ago

Can we trust AI to debug code without making things up?

AI coding tools are getting better at writing code. But when a bug appears, how do we know whether the AI s explanation is actually correct?

A debugging assistant can sound convincing and still point developers in the wrong direction. That s why I m interested in a different approach: evidence-first debugging.

With Meeba Brain, we re working on helping developers:

Investigate bugs using actual code and repository evidence.
Understand relationships between files, functions, and components through a code knowledge graph.
Separate verified facts from inferences and unknowns.
Explore potential fixes without pretending every hypothesis is a confirmed diagnosis.

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7d ago

Meeba Brain - AI code debugging with evidence, not guesses

AI can give a plausible debugging answer without proving it. Meeba Brain traces your codebase and dependencies, then shows the evidence behind each conclusion — separating Verified, Inferred, and Unknown.