I m building MemoryOS around a problem that became obvious once I went deeper into AI memory:

Remembering is becoming easy. Governing what gets remembered is not.

Once an AI application has multiple agents, models, sessions, and data sources, memory starts behaving like shared state.

Then harder questions appear:

Hi everyone! I'm Bhuvana, a computer engineering graduate and a first-time indie maker from India.

I've always been interested in building things that feel a little different from the usual apps we use every day. While working on my latest project, I kept coming back to one question:

What if an online space didn't need you to be productive, social, or constantly engaged?

That question led me and my team to build Pearl Club, a small virtual space where people can journal, listen to ambient sounds, play little games, collect sea creatures, explore, or send an anonymous Message in a Bottle.

My name is Vadik (Vad, Vadim). I'm 40, a single father of a 5-year-old. Serial entrepreneur from Los Angeles, CA.

My first company Lapka, was sold to @Airbnb for $5m (just after 2.5 years!). My second company, LOT , is now 9 years old. Please check it out! It is the coolest AI around. Was thinking what is the best way to sell it? Well, Digital Stoicism. Stoic 3.0. Father's chat? A masculine OPS/COMMS type of situation?

Most people start their intro with them but I want to share it about my little progress, my product got 120+ visitors, 35+ users in less than 24 hours.

I know many people got more than this but I am happy to share mine .

Today the problem I solved, I personally faced it.I used to scroll a lot through social media watching communication advices.But when I want to take communication advice about my situation there's a lot on social media and I get stuck what to choose and much more I haven't have much time to go through them and I leave instantly. One of my team member in developing product comes out with same idea and I with others finalize it.

What's my idea doing actually?

Hi everyone. I'm a software engineer based in Tokyo, working on Stream Tech AI an AI-powered service that curates and summarizes Japanese tech articles for the global dev community.

I noticed a lot of valuable content on platforms like Zenn and Qiita rarely reaches developers outside Japan, so I wanted to help bridge that gap. Currently preparing for a Product Hunt launch and would love to connect with others building in the AI or developer tools space.

Hi everyone!

I'm a developer interested in building practical tools around AI and LLMs.

Recently, I've been working on TokenCalculator, a free toolkit that helps developers understand token usage, estimate LLM costs, and compare different AI models.

I'm joining Product Hunt to learn from other makers and developers, share what I'm building, and get feedback on ideas that could make AI development easier.

Over the last year while building Kognis, I realised something interesting:

Most people are not struggling because they can t capture information.

They re struggling because modern life has become mentally fragmented.

Too many apps.
Too many reminders.
Too many systems.
Too many things competing for attention all day long.

Hey all, I'm launching my product soon (I hope).
I want to invest in the community before launch.
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I ve spent the last few years working with B2B founders, GTM teams, and sales leaders and one thing kept coming up:

"We run campaigns, get traffic, and build lists but real conversations and replies still feel unpredictable and manual."