Most AI memory systems track who wrote something, not where it came from. A compromised source means purging everything it touched.
Custody fixes that (100% loss → 7%), and fixed a real ADK Memory Bank bug too.
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Log 17
A build can pass every check on my machine and still fail when someone else installs it.
That’s the next test for Priorto: put it in real hands and see if the simple parts stay simple.
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Log 16
Priorto now has its first signed Android release candidate.
It’s still private. Next step is internal testing before anything goes public.
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Log 15
Priorto is starting to look like itself.
A first look at the patient side. Calm, light, and focused on making capture feel simple when the moment is already difficult.
Still polishing before sharing it more widely.
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20 days into Shipaton 2026.
8 builders are documenting the whole thing on HackerNoon —
build logs, failed assumptions, decisions still unresolved.
Almost none of them has a finished app. That's the point. 🧵
1/ @radu_codes — a dad with a full-time job and zero mobile dev experience is building an XP system for real life. Games give you a skill bar. Reality only gives you harder tasks.
2/ Ryu Amaneku Studio analyzed 1,040 posts on X looking for people complaining about hair styling. Found none. Built HAIRLOOP anyway: "People don't complain about things they cannot see."
3/ Gauge is "Wordle for Opinions" — one daily question, a 0-100 slider, crowd answer hidden until you commit. 17 psychological hooks, built solo.
4/ Dorien, a translator in Panama, watched AI hit her industry
first and took it as a signal to start shipping. Poquito Talk.
5/ @YoursTruly_IA's PriorTo is a local-first symptom record for recurring conditions — built to be used during an episode, not reconstructed from memory months later at the appointment.
6/ @nbpapps added one Danger card to a memory game that has
worked fine for decades. Extreme mode: find it, run over.
Adversary.
7/ Behzod Halil moved Stock+ from Firebase Cloud Messaging to OneSignal mid-hackathon, then hunted down the four silent failures the migration introduced.
8/ AK is shipping a node-based generative AI workflow editor to iOS and Android from one codebase via Compose Multiplatform. Pocketflow, week 1.
9/ $2,500 in writing prizes from @RevenueCat and @hackernoon ($1,200 / $800 / $500), separate from Shipaton's official awards — $1,000,000+ and growing, Times Square billboard, flights to NYC for the Shippies.
Closes Sept 30. Tag #shipaton.
Join today 👇
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Log 14
Priorto is almost ready for its first outside testers.
I’m looking for people who have had to explain a health event from memory and can tell me what the app gets wrong.
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Log 13
The question I keep coming back to while polishing Priorto:
Does this make the product clearer, or just bigger?
That’s the filter for the final stretch.
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Log 11
Today I worked on the visual design of the Priorto app.
The goal is to make logging feel calm, clear, and effortless when someone needs it quickly.
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@aroido_bigcat New handoff attempt. The report is kept, but the failed attempt is not counted as completed. The reservation is recovered, and the next tap starts cleanly.
Log 10
Today we worked through an ugly failure case: an export can fail after the report is created.
Priorto should recover cleanly, explain what happened, and let the next handoff work normally.
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Log 09
Priorto records what the patient said. It does not decide what it means.
Today i worked on keeping that boundary clear when a clinician reviews an episode.
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Log 08
We worked on the bridge between a local record and a clinician:
Invite code, patient consent, sponsored handoffs, and one named clinician.
The record stays local. The patient chooses what to share.
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@abd3bdo Exactly. The ER moment is the reason, not the product. The product is the unglamorous work after it: keeping entries intact, marking uncertainty, and making the record usable when it matters.
Log 07
The Priorto story is now published on HackerNoon.
The article covers the ER moment that started the project. Now we’re back to the less dramatic part: making one episode reliable from first entry to a usable handoff.
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Log 06
We’re turning Priorto’s raw timeline into a handoff a clinician can scan quickly.
Each entry keeps its timestamp and origin visible. Recalled notes stay separate, incomplete records stay marked, and nothing gets compressed into a mystery score.
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Log 05
Blackout during badminton today, about 20 minutes in. Happened once before, three years ago.
A reminder of why Priorto records what happened, when, and what was observed.
Getting checked.
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Log 04: PriorTo
Building locally keeps personal records private and in the user’s hands. It makes us wonder what becomes possible when that same control meets the people they already trust.
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Log 03: Priorto is now running on Google Cloud. We verified the synthetic clinician demo’s health and sharing routes, then added authentication and rate limiting before enabling Gemini. No real records, no live key. Just a safer boundary to build on.
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