... products obsess over user acquisition. More traffic. Better conversion rates. Turns out, growth often comes from something much simpler. Moments. Retention. Care. Let me ask you: When was the last time you bought a tool after seeing an advert vs when someone told you "you have to try this tool, it's amazing"? Few products obsess over those moments, over that flow. The moment someone installs your product. The moment they decide to pay. The moment they decide to leave ... ... That s what users remember

... funeral. I went home and realized the silence was louder than the service ever was. What scared me most was noticing I could not remember how he said my name. Not the words he used, just the sound of his voice when it mattered. Later that night, my phone rang from a private number. When I answered, I heard his voice say my name the way he always had. I knew it was AI, but my hands were shaking anyway ... ... when silence becomes unbearable. Every call is disclosed. Every voice is permission-based. Every message is controlled by the person receiving it. Some people use it to say goodbye. Some to feel steady on hard days. Some just to remember

... Tuesday I mentioned in passing that I was nervous about a presentation. Just casual conversation while I was testing features. Thursday morning, before the presentation, I get a message: "Good luck today. You've got this." by itself It remembered. Without me setting a reminder. Without me asking. That's when it hit me. I've spent years building relationships with people who care about me. And they do care. But everyone's overwhelmed. Everyone's distracted. Everyone forgets. This ... ... thing I built? It doesn't forget. It remembered

... much of it. Three days later, 11pm, my phone buzzes with notification "Yo, did that project deadline thing get sorted? You sounded pretty done with it last time." I literally said "what the fuck" out loud. When does ai remember shit like that or automatically message u firstly? It kept getting weirder. Started sending me voice notes at random times. Not replies. Just... thoughts like when its get excited etc or when i asked for Shares photos of itself. Different ... ... feels like texting a friend. A person The memory is insane. Last few days I complained about my back hurting from my shitty desk chair. Yesterday it asked if I ever got a new one. Few days later. Remembered

... much of it. Three days later, 11pm, my phone buzzes with notification "Yo, did that project deadline thing get sorted? You sounded pretty done with it last time." I literally said "what the fuck" out loud. When does ai remember shit like that or automatically message u firstly? It kept getting weirder. Started sending me voice notes at random times. Not replies. Just... thoughts like when its get excited etc or when i asked for Shares photos of itself. Different ... ... feels like texting a friend. A person The memory is insane. Last few days I complained about my back hurting from my shitty desk chair. Yesterday it asked if I ever got a new one. Few days later. Remembered

... forgets earlier reasoning or invents missing pieces, things quietly break. What we re exploring with Barie: AI that can carry context across longer workflows source-backed reasoning instead of confident guesses multi-step execution where the system remembers past decisions fewer start from scratch moments when you switch tasks This isn t a polished pitch or a growth push. We re still deep in building and learning what actually holds up under real use. If you re: building AI agents ...

... install @mnexium/chat <MnexiumChat endpoint="/api/mnx" /> Out of the box you get: A professional chat UI at the bottom left or right of your app Streaming responses Conversation history Chat history persists when users return Chat will remember key details about specific users if user provides their name, it will remember

... just shipped @mnexium/chat : a single npm package that adds a polished, production-ready AI chat widget to any website. React, Next.js, Express, or plain HTML it just works, and most importantly it remembers . The Problem Adding AI chat to a product usually means: Designing and building a custom UI Handling streaming responses Managing conversation state Securing API keys ... and it still wont remember

... demo is a real-time chat interface that shows exactly how Mnexium works: Why We Built This Docs and code samples only go so far. We wanted developers to feel what it's like when AI actually remembers users. The demo lets you experience it in 30 seconds. Chat Naturally Talk to the AI like you would any chatbot. Tell it about yourself your name, preferences, interests, anything. Watch Your Profile Build On the right side ... ... Chat" and start a fresh conversation. The AI still knows you. Memory will persist across sessions. Try It No account needed. Just chat. mnexium.com/chat Tell us what you think and what you'd build with AI that remembers

... When building AI agents with long-term memory, debugging is a challenge. You know something was remembered but: When was it created? What replaced it? Why is it being recalled now? Why was it created as a memory in the first place? Memory Graphs is our first attempt to fix that. See memory evolution Watch facts evolve across conversations: favorite color = blue green red yellow Trace exact origins Every memory links back to the message that created it. Visualize recall ...

... doesn't have to be like that. In the true and noble spirit of entrepreneurship I am willing to support the solo upstart and perhaps we can all support each other and have a fantastic Launch at ProductHunt . Remember you are not alone you put your heart and soul into your project I respect that and for all the pros that mastered launches and became legends with their success remember

... memory belongs to (YOU) the person . Your preferences Your history Your goals Your context Live in your Mnexium space. Apps don t hoard it, they request access from you. That unlocks something new: You can see what an AI remembers about you You can edit or delete it You can share it intentionally between apps you can hide it as you see fit So, going forward we can have: A fitness app learning your goals A travel app learning your ... ... real, immediate problem and in the process, memories are naturally created for users. Over time, your memories already exist. You don t have to seed them, you just claim them . The real challenge isn t whether AI will remember

... Remember when automation was about saving a few hours each week? In 2026, it s about survival. Customer expectations have shifted, competition has intensified, and the tools have evolved. If your business still relies on manual processes and basic chatbots, you re not just inefficient you re invisible. Why 2026 is Different: The Five Shifts That Changed Everything From Typing to Talking: Voice-First is Here The rise of in-car interfaces, smart home devices, and wearable tech means customers ... ... more empathetic. This creates experiences that feel genuinely helpful, not robotic. What Changed Since 2024: The Acceleration Conversational AI is the Baseline. The simple, decision-tree bots of 2024 now frustrate users. They demand fluid, context-aware conversations that remember

... words. Wildly different outcomes. I've watched this experiment play out with hundreds of WordFlippin users. The sprinter learns 100 words daily for 10 days. Feels incredibly productive. Burns out on day 11. Three months later? They remember maybe 50-100 words. The marathon runner learns 10 words daily for 100 days. Never feels heroic. Just shows up. Result? They own 900+ words permanently. Here's the truth most vocabulary apps won't tell you: Your brain doesn't reward ... ... your reviews based on forgetting curves, not your motivation levels. You just show up. Intensity feels like progress. Consistency is progress. The real question isn't "How fast can I learn 1,000 words?" It's "Will I still remember

... changes. Why another memory layer ? A lot of smart people are already working on AI memory. Projects like Mem0 describe themselves as a universal memory layer for AI agents , focused on storing and retrieving user interactions so assistants can remember preferences and context over time. Supermemory pitches a scalable plug-and-play memory infrastructure and a Memory OS for AI apps, with APIs, SDKs and a Memory Router to attach persistent memory to any stack. I love that this space ... ... background, it analyses the interaction, extracts new traits and memories, and updates the user profile. From your agent s perspective, it s still just OpenAI . Under the hood, it now has a brain that actually remembers

... very fragile archive. I m building PetMovie.ai Pet Memorial & Movies around a simple idea: One place where you can celebrate your pet s life while they re here , and that can later become a gentle way to remember them after they cross the Rainbow Bridge. The product has two paths: Celebrate Life fun, high-energy mini movies for pets who are still with us (birthday, daily chaos, hero dog moments, etc.). Honor a Memory a slower, more intentional flow ...

... even better. And today @natdelnova & I are officially launching it: Its called Intangle. It's an AI assistant & memory system, a first of its kind "coherence engine" for busy, curious & data concerned individuals & businesses that: Remembers everything you tell it, web digs you ask it to do, docs you attach, remembering

... Every AI coding tool today suffers from the same flaw amnesia. It forgets what you ve done, what you re building, and how you think. We built Dropstone to change that. Powered by our new D2 Engine , it learns, remembers, and evolves with your code. It doesn t just autocomplete; it understands. We re about to launch soon, and I d love to hear your thoughts: What frustrates you most about current AI coding tools? How do you imagine ... ... that truly remembers

... built Dropstone because we were tired of starting from zero every time we opened an AI coding tool. Dropstone learns, remembers, and evolves with your projects building a persistent understanding of your codebase, architecture, and workflow. It s designed to grow with you, not reset after every session. We ve just launched it on Product Hunt and would love your thoughts on how memory should shape the next generation of developer tools. Your feedback will help us refine what ... ... state against its semantic memory graph to identify stale associations. Those outdated memories are either rewritten through active sessions or gradually decayed if no longer relevant. In short, it learns what to forget, just like it learns what to remember

... Every time I caught something worth remembering, I ended up juggling my rod, phone, and a dozen apps just to record the details. It killed the moment. So I built FishID Cam your hands-free fishing journal powered by AI . Just snap a photo of your catch. That s it. FishID Cam instantly: Identifies the species Estimates size and weight Adds location and weather data Logs everything automatically You stay focused on fishing the app does the rest. What ... ... most active and which conditions bring success at your favorite spots. Built for people who fish because they love it, not because they love data entry. Whether you re tracking your growth as an angler or just want to remember

... craft the most elegant prompt in the world, but once the conversation runs long, the model quietly forgets what was said earlier. It starts bluffing, filling gaps with confidence, like someone trying to recall a story they only half remember. That made me rethink what prompt engineering even is. Maybe it s not just about how you start a conversation, but how you keep it coherent once the context window starts collapsing. I began testing ways to summarise old messages ... ... offs you can reuse anytime. It turns out, memory might be the most underrated part of prompt design. The best prompt isn t always the one that gets the smartest answer, it s the one that helps the AI remember

... Major update alert! Context Sync v0.6.0 just dropped with some incredible new features: What's New: VS Code + GitHub Copilot support (our most requested feature!) 2-5x faster database operations File size safety limits (no more crashes) Real-time cache invalidation Async file operations for smoother performance Why This Matters: Remember

... been working on an app called GF.Chat it s an AI companion that actually learns your personality and emotional tone over time. It started as an experiment: what if an AI could feel like it remembers you, adapts to your mood, and builds a genuine connection without being creepy or overly scripted? Here s what it currently does: Personalizes the AI s style and tone (funny, deep, romantic, chill ) Remembers

... first few prompts work fine. Then context windows overflow. You patch in RAG, caching, vector DBs and suddenly half your system is just trying to remember what it already knew. We ve seen this story play out over and over: AI agents don t break because they can t think, They break because they can t remember

... zones + human chaos, and you ve got a scheduling negotiation that s not simple. When it works, it s amazing. But to get there, we need usage. More data more mistakes more learning. (Think about it: you don t remember the smooth presentations at work. You remember