Ishita Jindal
Founder of Memory Store, Company Brain.
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Ishita Jindal is listed as a founder of Memory Store. One memory for your team's agents. Turn every meeting, Claude session, and Slack chat into context your team and agents share.
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Our @ycombinator launch video went viral.
Our @ycombinator launch video went viral. - 90 demo calls booked - 3x revenue in the last 2 weeks - 150+ new people added to the waitlist We only started monetizing 3 weeks ago, but we're getting a clear signals. Teams don't want another personal memory tool, they want one
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Shoot your shot! Yes, you're ready. I had the chance to say this to a room of 200 female founders. I was honored to be a part of the panel for 'Building Without Permission' and talk about my experience as a founder alongside Claire Nord, Shipra Jha and Peggy Wang. Never been in a room with this many budding female founders. The most important I shared in that room was: i. Start building yourself -- don't wait to hire someone to build your product. Build your MVP yourself and learn to use coding agents. All the problems around CONFIDENCE, user feedback, product validation, finding cofounders, and raising money will get easier. ii. Keep launching and talking to users -- biggest learnings from YC iii. Shoot your shot -- you're ready. Don't wait 3 months to apply to that accelerator, or for someone else to build out your product so you can then talk to users. You can do all of that now, and
Shoot your shot! Yes, you're ready. I had the chance to say this to a room of 200 female founders. I was honored to be a part of the panel for 'Building Without Permission' and talk about my experience as a founder alongside Claire Nord, Shipra Jha and Peggy Wang. Never been in...
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i've built soo many agents over the last couple of years but most have not been super useful.
i've built soo many agents over the last couple of years but most have not been super useful. i built the first personally useful one at Women who Code(X) by @OpenAIDevs. A Codex automation that looks at my food tracker, work calendar and Slack messages
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hosted some YC S26 founders at our place before the batch officially starts. already signed up as a customer for one of them. this crew is going to ship. @heyitsdreee brought the snacks, @diwanksingh brewed every cup s26 --come say hi
hosted some YC S26 founders at our place before the batch officially starts. already signed up as a customer for one of them. this crew is going to ship. @heyitsdreee brought the snacks, @diwanksingh brewed every cup s26 --come say hi
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i have severe dog allergy; and my claude knows what spots to avoid we're out for a team offsite in Bali and were looking for a good coffee spot today morning.
i have severe dog allergy; and my claude knows what spots to avoid we're out for a team offsite in Bali and were looking for a good coffee spot today morning. i started a claude chat and asked for coffee shop recommendations. claude called memory store and it ruled out spots
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you don't need the newest model to build something good.
you don't need the newest model to build something good. you need to start mentoring at Ship It, bengaluru| @Replit x @TheProductFolks, part of basecamp week describe your idea, Replit Agent builds it; no code needed, credits at venue rsvp: https://t.co/pk9EOKkt1b
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Hermes Buildathon on July 11 in SF with @GrowthX_Club.
Hermes Buildathon on July 11 in SF with @GrowthX_Club. 750K in credits to build on Hermes!
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@pioneer_fund has been a delight, and we're soo excited to get their backing!
@pioneer_fund has been a delight, and we're soo excited to get their backing!