Jason Zhan retweeted
I've now added Wispr, Notion, Granola, Fireflies, Zoom, Gemini, Cluely, Otter, Fathom, Read AI, and Wingrep to every meeting.
Each produces slightly different meeting notes.
I send all of them to Claude and ChatGPT, which push the summaries into Slackbot and Salesforce AI. Linear agents automatically create tickets while Notion agents create follow-ups in Notion. A Zapier workflow then uses 500k tokens to draft a follow up email in Superhuman.
None of it works and all of it is wrong but man, is it beautiful.
AGI is here.
Jason Zhan retweeted
Some things still need a human.
Poke now has humans helping it out.
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Jason Zhan retweeted
Shipping isn't the bottleneck anymore. Attention is.
@MaanavA51108 kept seeing the same pattern.
Some of the coolest products weren't getting the attention they deserved
Meanwhile, companies that consistently shared what they were building were generating inbound
He'd lived it himself
He saw it in other industries like real estate
He saw it across his YC batch and among founders generally
The problem wasn't always the product.
It was making sure people knew the product existed.
So he and Co-Founder @ZhanJason179 built @trymemoir_ai
A marketer with the soul of an engineer.
Memoir connects to your product source of truth and understands what changed, why it matters, who should hear about it, and how to tell the story.
A new feature ships
A PR worth talking about gets merged
A meaningful update goes live
Memoir turns it into:
→ Social posts
→ Blogs
→ Changelogs
→ Demo videos
→ Customer updates
→ Launch content
All in your company's voice.
They built it for themselves: Engineers who love building
But, like most founders, don't always have time to build in public.
Now they don't have to.
The work speaks for itself - automatically
Memoir turns product velocity into market velocity
@MaanavA51108, CEO & Co-Founder, @trymemoir_ai on @Fondocom @thestartpod
Google Play Console wants indie devs to find 12 testers for 14 days. if i had 12 reliable friends i wouldnt be solo founding apps
build-in-public sounds easy until friday hits and nobody remembers what moved. Memoir tracks the numbers for you. MRR, users, latency, accuracy. the post writes itself from the
im still confused how ai startups raised billions and inference somehow isnt getting cheaper. then deepseek shows up and makes the whole cost structure look like a group project
posting your own updates is half the job. the annoying half is finding the 12 conversations you shouldve joined before they went cold
Jason Zhan retweeted
Gravy is building Agents for your money.
@gravy_finance connects to your banks, investments, email and more to explain your money and automate your financial tasks.
Congrats on the launch, @alitabba_ & @DevMaxC!
ycombinator.com/launches/QdW…
Jason Zhan retweeted
Memoir (@trymemoir_ai) is an autonomous marketing system for software companies, letting builders focus on building.
It turns your code into demo videos and makes social posts in your own voice, automatically.
Congrats on the launch, @MaanavA51108 & @ZhanJason179!
ycombinator.com/launches/QdO…
free backlink checklist for a new product:
Product Hunt, Indie Hackers, BetaList, Hacker News, Uneed, DevHunt, TinyLaunch, AlternativeTo, TAAFT, Software Advice. not glamorous
burnout power rankings in tech: SRE: 10/10. DevOps: 9.7/10. AI startup technical founder: 9.6/10, ai startup nontechnical founder: 6.9/10, intern merging bugs into main: 3/10
tech is weird because you can be good and still invisible if nobody sees the work. post the thing, meet people, be cringe if u wanna make it
founder-led marketing sounds like vibes until you realize its just a repo voice guide, 2 posts a week, and 20 minutes of pretending linkedin is normal
put 50 founders in a founder-led marketing cohort and you can feel the exact moment everyone realizes “post more” was not the strategy
giving a non-technical creator a developer product and saying “just use ai to understand it” is how you get some bullshit
sdk docs are becoming installable context for coding agents, because “please read the docs” was apparently too optimistic even for robots





