ReMind
Open-source AI workspace that keeps your context alive
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ReMind - Open-source AI workspace that keeps your context alive

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ReMind turns AI chat into a persistent workspace for real projects. Keep prompts, files, context, edits, and answer variants in one thread, work directly from documents and images, then share the result with a read-only link. Stream responses, use it as a guest or with an account, and self-host with Docker. Unlike one-shot chatbots, ReMind is built for work that evolves across revisions. Fully open source under AGPLv3.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built ReMind because useful AI work kept getting scattered across disposable chats, attachments, notes, and copy-pasted results. I wanted a session that could remain useful after the first answer and evolve together with the project. ReMind keeps the whole job in one thread: • Streaming AI chat with persistent history • Documents and images attached to the conversation • Editable prompts and multiple answer variants • Context that survives follow-up questions and revisions • Read-only links for sharing finished sessions • Guest and account modes • Docker self-hosting and open-source AGPLv3 code ReMind is currently in beta and free to try. It is built for makers, researchers, writers, developers, and small teams whose work takes more than a single prompt. I’d especially love feedback on two things: 1. Where does the experience still feel like a chatbot instead of a workspace? 2. What would make you trust ReMind with a longer project? I’ll be here throughout the launch and would be happy to answer anything. Thanks for taking a look!

The way you can pin files and images directly into the thread instead of re-uploading every time is such a thoughtful touch. Self-hosting with Docker is the cherry on top.

Love the persistent workspace idea since I constantly lose context jumping between chats. One thing that would really help me: a quick "diff view" between answer variants so I can actually see what changed between revisions instead of squinting at full threads trying to spot the edits.

the read-only share links are great, but it would be even better if recipients could leave inline comments on the shared thread so i can get feedback from collaborators without giving them edit access.