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u/OkHope3830 · Reddit

We both bought flowers for my mother-in-law's birthday. Then neither of us did the next year. So I built an app with an "I've got this" button. One of us remembers every birthday, every in-law, every "we should do something for that." The other one of us is a wonderful person who has, more than once, said "wait, that was today ?" Shared calendars didn't fix it — nobody opens a calendar, and even when we both saw the date, we'd either both handle it or both assume the other one had. So I bu

@lucas_builds · X

come and train your mind for free and climb the ladder!

@tusharnathh · X

@v1b3_x · X

I built a persistent, Git-like memory engine for LLM agents so they never lose context across session. works with ClaudeDesktop <—> Claude Code <—> Codex

@saveanddo · X

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@recuerdateapp · X

es una aplicación web minimalista que funciona como un diario personal rápido. Te permite escribir un pequeño mensaje o "pósit" al día (con un límite de 280 caracteres) para registrar cómo te sientes o qué ha pasado, creando un espacio de reflexión privado

u/hsarp19 · Reddit

I built a personal AI that calls me every week I spent a good part of the last several months trying to build a personal AI that feels like a contact on your phone and not another chatbot. A normal contact 'exists' even when you close the conversation. They remember you, respond when you message, message first, and sometimes call. I wanted to see how closely an AI could work like that, because a contact is an interface people already understand; there's nothing new to learn. What this h

@Berbir12 · X

introducing LifeLens Your health history shouldn’t be scattered. Keep medications, appointments, documents, memories, and family check-ins together in one private timeline. Your health story, remembered.

@sunvic567 · X