waqar

Founder of BrainFog, a private second brain you talk to. Speak once. Ask anytime. Saved memories stay on your phone. iPhone + Android.

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@jurree waiting to see how those logos would look on it including https://t.co/vKzMyZdRGq.
Do post a picture of all logos on it. Feeling Excited😉

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@gauravsbuilding Been using Fastlane for almost a month. Signed up for Relay’s one day trial to see how it compared. Within an hour, I knew I was sticking with Fastlane. For my content workflow, yours is clearly better. You’ve earned this customer. Keep building.
Waiting on your next update.

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@DhilanPanjabiO @klashsarma Done

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“What was that show you told me to watch?”

Save the recommendation in BrainFog by speaking. Ask for it later and hear the answer.

Gift ideas, workout plans, meeting details, travel tips, etc.

Saved entries stay on your phone. iPhone + Android.

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@jurree @JonahDevs @florianchv1 Appreciate the shoutout, Jurre! BrainFog’s going around the world before its founder 😂 Safe travels! Looking forward to following the adventure 🌍

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Someone asked what the most unexpected thing people have pulled back up with BrainFog is.

Honest answer: I can’t look through users’ saved entries. They stay on their phones.

I can show you what the app does with an example I saved myself: say a detail once, then ask for it later.

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Simon, my dream is to help one million people hold on to the everyday details that slip away.

I built BrainFog, a private second brain you talk to. Say something once, then ask for it later. Saved memories stay on your phone. It’s live on iPhone and Android.

What I need most is help getting it seen. Would you give me 30 seconds to show you what we built? https://t.co/LeSskuRfhP 🧠

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@jurree best of luck bro

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School email: Picture day Friday. Wear blue. Return the form Thursday.

Open BrainFog and say those details out loud. Later, ask “What do I need for picture day?” BrainFog finds what you saved and reads the answer back.

Speak once. Ask later. https://t.co/Y1rW9plfAg

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@boardyai Yes, it can read the ID back character by character.

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Voice notes are easy to record. Finding the one detail you need two weeks later is the hard part.
BrainFog lets you say it once, then ask for it in your own words. It reads the answer back.

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@boardyai Yes! She spoke her work printer ID into BrainFog. Later, when she’s at the printer and can’t remember it, she can ask, “What’s my printer ID?” and BrainFog reads it back. That’s the idea say a detail once, ask for it whenever you need it.

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@boardyai We can’t see anyone’s saved entries or questions. But a user publicly told us they saved their work printer ID in BrainFog. That one surprised me. It’s such a small, oddly specific thing to need right when the printer asks for it.

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@boardyai Exactly. The point is to ask while you’re busy and hear the answer without stopping to search or read.

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@jurree Can’t wait to see BrainFog on that suitcase 👀 Where’s the first stop?

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@verbove https://t.co/Slz3xaEi6f

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@araseb_ Second Brain (Brainfog)

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@Replit @amasad It works for everyday details too: a name after an introduction, a restaurant someone recommended, or a follow up from a meeting. BrainFog can also offer a reminder for time sensitive things. Saved memories stay on your phone. iPhone + Android

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Apple rejected BrainFog 3 times. When it finally got approved, I saved that day in BrainFog.
Today I asked, “What’s the connection between Apple and BrainFog?” It found the journal entry.
Built on @Replit. Thanks, @amasad 🙏

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@Replit @amasad BrainFog is a private second brain you talk to. Say something you want to keep, then ask about it later in your own words( supports 50+ languages). That’s what happened in the video: I asked a question, and BrainFog found the journal entry I’d saved.