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Your ideas deserve more than another damn chat thread. Meet Posthuman, a living space where the AI is not a chat on the side. It is the space itself. For curious humans and anyone with stuff to figure out. Bring in friends, external AI agents and Posthuman creatures to think, work, and get stuff done. Mix ideas, documents, data, images, research, and let the space evolve with you. Move things around, make connections, and let creatures do the heavy lifting. Start for free. Data stored in the EU.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 Petter here, co-founder of Posthuman.
I've spent over a decade obsessed with tech, productivity and automation. Every new tool, every workflow hack, every "this will finally fix how I work." When AI arrived I went all in: ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, agents running on their own.
And then I noticed something strange. The smarter the tools got, the more I became the glue between them. Copy-pasting from one chat to another, re-explaining my project for the tenth time, losing the big picture in a hundred threads.
The problem isn't the AI. It's that context has no home. You, your people and your agents all depend on it, and it's scattered everywhere.
So we built Posthuman. Other tools give you a workspace with an AI bolted on the side. We flipped it: in Posthuman, the space itself is the agent. It knows what it's for, it holds everything you've put into it, and it works alongside you. Invite your friends and bring any AI, and they all work from the same place. Other agents visit your work. Ours is your work.
After all these years, I believe the chat box is the wrong interface for working with AI. Agree or disagree? And where does your AI workflow hurt the most? I'll reply to every comment today ❤️
Hey, Rashid here, one of the designers and co-founders of Posthuman 👋
I care about three things when I design a product. how it looks, and how it feels to use. The features and functions should hold up when you’re doing real work. The visual details deserve craft and attention. And somewhere in using it, you should feel something. That’s the part that makes me fall in love with a product. <3
I think focus mode is one good example of what we’ve worked toward with Posthuman. The feeling we wanted was that little exhale when you clear your desk and realise you can finally think. You can give one thing your full attention while knowing the rest of the project is right where you left it. That sense of control is part of what I wanted to design.
If you’ve tried it, was there a moment when you felt that? I’d love to know what you were doing when it clicked.
Have you given Posthuman a spin yet?
We'd genuinely love to hear what you think. The good, the bad, and the downright ugly. We're building Posthuman with a human-first mindset, and that means listening to the humans actually using it.
So, what worked? What did you love? What confused you? What made you go, "What the hell?"
Don't hold back. We're all ears!