Dropstone

The AI runtime that remembers, learns, and acts everywhere.

5.0•4 reviews•

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The AI runtime that remembers, learns, and acts everywhere.

5.0•4 reviews•

818 followers

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Dropstone is persistent AI built to become the intelligence that runs with you. It remembers experience, learns from mistakes, builds skills, verifies its own work, and applies what it learns across code, chat, docs, spreadsheets, and environments. It isn't locked to one model or interface. Dropstone is a runtime for intelligence, one system that can evolve from an AI assistant into an always-on digital workforce.

Dropstone Launches

DropstoneThe AI runtime that remembers, learns, and acts everywhere

Launched on August 24th, 2026

Dropstone 1.52× Claude Code Pro's usage at $15/mo

Launched on June 3rd, 2026

Dropstone 3The first multiplayer AI code editor. Now with Share Chat.

Launched on February 9th, 2026

DropstoneThe Recursive Swarm IDE. 10,000 Agents in one tab

Launched on December 29th, 2025

DropstoneA self-learning AI IDE that evolves with your code

Launched on November 11th, 2025

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10mo ago

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Why we built Dropstone — the AI IDE that remembers

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.

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10mo ago

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Behind the idea: Why we made Dropstone remember what every other AI tool forgets

We 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 s coming next.

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10mo ago

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Gemini 3 is here. Here is why we are still building Dropstone (Self-Evolving IDE)

Today, Google dropped Gemini 3 and "Antigravity," and the raw reasoning power is incredible. It s a massive leap for AI.

But it reinforced exactly why we built Dropstone AI.

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What's great

As a Founder, I’ve used a lot of AI systems over the years. Dropstone genuinely feels different.

I’ve been using Kimi K3 for months, and the difference between using Kimi K3 directly and using it through Dropstone is surprisingly large.

Dropstone can sustain much longer reasoning, and the quality of the answers can be exceptional. In some cases, it feels remarkably close to the kind of experience I’ve had with Claude.

But honestly, the memory is what stands out to me.

I asked Dropstone to gather the documents from my Dropstone Chat and then use that accumulated knowledge to work on a new document on Dropstone CLI. What happened genuinely surprised me.

It seemed to understand the material at a level that was difficult to explain. It connected the context, understood the documents, and produced a presentation-ready document that, honestly, was better than what I would have created myself from scratch.

That’s the part that makes AI systems truly interesting to me not just answering questions, but building context over time and becoming more useful with continued use.

Tip: If you want to get the most out of Dropstone, try Fast 1.7 with MAX effort. You’ll notice the difference.

Now I’m mostly wondering how I’m going to get more usage out of my $15 plan. 😄

I know $15 is relatively low for this much capability and usage, but that’s what makes this product stand out from the others. And yes, I think we need to support it.

What needs improvement

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The main area I feel could be improved is usage limits.

I understand the current usage is relatively limited, and I can also understand the team’s perspective. Building something this significant without major funding is not a small achievement, and offering a 4× increase in usage is already something I haven’t seen from other products at this price point.

I genuinely believe the team is capable of improving this further as the product grows. Compared with what I get from tools like Claude Code, I think the biggest gap for me right now is simply the amount of usage I can get.

So this isn’t really a criticism of the product itself I just want to be able to use Dropstone more because I find it genuinely useful. I’d love to see increased usage become possible as the product and company grow.

vs Alternatives

I considered Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, and Codex, but chose Dropstone because it offers a more complete AI experience rather than just a coding assistant. The combination of long-running reasoning, memory, multiple models, and the ability to build context over time makes it significantly more useful for the way I work. I also found the quality of its outputs surprisingly strong, especially when working across larger amounts of information. For me, Dropstone feels less like a tool I use occasionally and more like an AI system I can continuously work with.

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Product is really good, especially the memory feature. I can actually feel it learning over time and that is impressive. However, the UI and UX need a lot of improvement. Task summaries are not very readable and edited files are not viewable, which makes the experience a bit frustrating. That said, you guys did a great job overall. I would strongly suggest giving it the ARC AGI2 Benchmark test because honestly, from my usage, it is crushing other tools like Cursor and Claude Code. I truly believe it will surpass the existing systems out there. For reference, I compared Claude 4.5 inside Claude Code with the Claude 4.5 that exists here and this version really outperformed it. Just focus on building a better UI and UX because trust me, this will absolutely hit.

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I’ve been using Dropstone for a while now, and what I really like is how it goes beyond being just another AI assistant. The ability to remember context, learn from previous work, and apply that learning across different tasks makes it genuinely useful in day-to-day workflows. I’ve found myself relying on it more as I use it, especially for coding, organizing work, and repetitive tasks. Definitely an interesting direction for AI-powered productivity.

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What's great

As a Founder, I’ve used a lot of AI systems over the years. Dropstone genuinely feels different.

I’ve been using Kimi K3 for months, and the difference between using Kimi K3 directly and using it through Dropstone is surprisingly large.

Dropstone can sustain much longer reasoning, and the quality of the answers can be exceptional. In some cases, it feels remarkably close to the kind of experience I’ve had with Claude.

But honestly, the memory is what stands out to me.

I asked Dropstone to gather the documents from my Dropstone Chat and then use that accumulated knowledge to work on a new document on Dropstone CLI. What happened genuinely surprised me.

That’s the part that makes AI systems truly interesting to me not just answering questions, but building context over time and becoming more useful with continued use.

Tip: If you want to get the most out of Dropstone, try Fast 1.7 with MAX effort. You’ll notice the difference.

Now I’m mostly wondering how I’m going to get more usage out of my $15 plan. 😄

I know $15 is relatively low for this much capability and usage, but that’s what makes this product stand out from the others. And yes, I think we need to support it.