Maker here. OwnMemory started because my Windows machine felt like a shared apartment I never signed for. I paid for the RAM. The background processes did not. Task Manager is a great guest list. It is a terrible doorman. So I built the doorman as a gatekeeper. You decide which applications are allowed to stay in memory. Everything else can be stopped once, or kept off the list continuously. Save that as a profile — coding, office, gaming, or your own house rules. It runs locally, offline. Nothing gets removed from your disk. A gatekeeper does not mop the floor. It decides who comes in. That's OwnMemory. I am one person. The product works already on Windows 7 - 11. 14-day full demo, then €29 once. No subscription. Site: https://software.gorsetas.com How it works (7 slides): https://software.gorsetas.com/ow... Trial: https://gorsetas.com/download/ow... What I want from you: Does “RAM gatekeeper / doorman” make the job obvious, or do you still hear “memory booster”? What would make you uninstall it in a week? Looking for feedback Roast the wording. Roast the idea. The logo is off-limits unless you find a better doorman.

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Decide who is allowed to stay in your RAM

Decide who is allowed to stay in your RAM