Hayds L

Hayds L

Building the AI framework of the future
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I've got a confession to make..

I don't really use chatgpt, claude, gemini or any other Al assistant apps anymore.. In fact at this point I barely even need project / task tracking software. Why? Because over the last year, I've been building something even better. And today @natdelnova & I are officially launching it: Its called Intangle. It's an AI assistant & memory system, a first of its kind "coherence engine" for busy,...

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Got a confession to make.. I don't really use chatgpt, claude, gemini or any other Al assistant apps anymore. In fact at this point, I barely even need project management or task tracking software for my personal or business contexts. Why? Because for the last year I've been building something even better. And today @natdelnova and myself are officially launching it: Its called Intangle It's an...
Intangle
IntangleWorlds first agentic, connectable & private coherence engine
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Memory is the problem. Intangle is the answer. Your data stays yours. Works across every AI tool and provider, self-organising your conversations, context, tasks, processes, ideas & insights - delivering the right context, everywhere you work. Built on the most advanced memory architecture in production today, the "coherence engine" will transform how AI works for you. Your memory data. Your control.
Intangle
IntangleWorlds first agentic, connectable & private coherence engine
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Models like chatgpt & claude getting better at using our memory system via connectors in their apps, along with more stable underlying connector (mcp) architecture on their end - hugely beneficial as independently controlled memory / data becomes more common!
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One of the best signs of progress in AI is how predictable good work is becoming
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Not so much an improvement in AI reliability itself, but there are more memory frameworks emerging as of late, which I think will do great things for adoption and moving things forward where they've stagnated as of late.
Musa Molla
The most underrated progress in AI is how much stability we’ve quietly gained
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I agree! Abstracting it into "memory is the problem". If assistants and agents have a technical framework & system to reliably remember context, processes, and past interactions - the consistency issues that break trust start to disappear. And I assume thats when adoption finally starts to click.
Alex Khoroshchak
What’s the biggest blocker to adopting AI in customer support?
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Your AI memories: do you care who owns or sees?

Hey, I'm Hayden! My co-founder @natdelnova and I are launching Intangle (secure, intelligent AI memory). Building a memory system forced us to think even hard about something we are curious about where others land on: Your AI conversations and memories - do you actually think about or care who owns them or sees them? Does this bother you? Or is it just the price of admission for using these...

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Very fresh! Learnt that I've been missing out on so many exciting and inspiring products! Can't believe I slept on PH for this long. Though also learning that building hype around our own launch soon (in this tight space of time) is much harder work than I anticipated :sweat
Nika
3 years on the Product Hunt platform and 3 learnings I would like to pass on to you
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