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Hugo AI
The AI companion for everything you save.
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The AI companion for everything you save.
23 followers
Save links from Instagram, WhatsApp, YouTube, Twitter — ask about them later in literally any language. No more 'where was that thing i saw'.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Yeswanth, a Product Manager who spends way too much time saving Instagram reels, YouTube videos, LinkedIn posts, articles, and tweets.
One day I realized something.
I wasn't saving knowledge.
I was burying it.
Every time I wanted to revisit something, I'd spend minutes scrolling through bookmarks, collections, or WhatsApp chats trying to find it again.
That's why I built @Hugo AI .
Hugo isn't another bookmark manager.
It's your personal memory layer for the internet.
Instead of organizing links into folders, Hugo understands what you save, remembers it, and helps you find it later using natural language.
✨ Here's how it works:
• Share any link with Hugo (Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, articles, and more).
• Hugo extracts the content, summarizes it, and stores it as semantic memory.
• Later, just ask naturally—no folders or keywords required.
Examples:
No endless scrolling.
No guessing titles.
Just ask, and Hugo remembers.
Today, Hugo helps you remember saved content.
Tomorrow, the vision is much bigger: a personal AI companion that remembers everything you've learned across the internet.
👉 I'd love for you to try Hugo and tell me where your current bookmarking system breaks down.
What's one thing you've saved but could never find again?
Saved a YouTube link and a tweet yesterday, asked Hugo about both this morning in Spanish and it actually pulled up exactly what I needed. Nice not having 40 random tabs open anymore.
Saving everything and finding nothing later has been my default mode, so this hits close. Love that you made the language question disappear quietly in the background instead of making it a setting I have to dig for.
the fact that it lets me ask in any language is such a thoughtful touch, especially for someone who jumps between english and spanish constantly