We’re building a memory layer for the internet — looking for brutally honest feedback

We kept running into the same problem:

"I know I saw this somewhere."

A useful video.

A GitHub repo.

An article.

A Reddit post.

Something we learned weeks ago.

We remembered the thing, but not where we found it.

So we started building MemShift — a Chrome extension designed around helping people rediscover useful things they've encountered online.

We're early and we're not trying to pretend we've solved this perfectly.

We're trying to figure out:

Can the internet have a memory?

We've launched the early version and are looking for people willing to actually try it and tell us where the idea falls apart.

If you've experienced this problem, I'd especially love your take:

What would you want a "memory layer for the internet" to remember for you?

And what would make you trust something like this enough to use it regularly?

[MemShift website]