Your always-on AI assistant. Littlebird remembers everything you do, so you can focus on what matters.
San Francisco, CA
Joined May 2025
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Littlebird retweeted
Here are my AI preferences.
1. @claudeai for work, code, strategy, concepts, etc...
2. @LittlebirdAI for planning, business management, and comms
3. @figma @paper @usewonder AI features to assist with design
4. @ChatGPT for dumb questions about books I am reading
Littlebird retweeted
With 5 days left before Fable 5 usage costs skyrocket, we're making the most of every minute.
@LittlebirdAI team leaderboard is live. Current record: five hours of token usage vaporized in 4 minuteswith that pretty ULTRACODE animation.
Frontier intelligence, clearance prices. See ya Tuesday.
Littlebird retweeted
One of our engineers got back hours of his week with a Littlebird routine that did boring financial research for him.
I just became Littlebird's head of growth, so I needed to see what he was doing.
I didn't believe what he'd rigged up and uh, how much money he made with it, so he showed me.
There was nothing sophisticated. No model, no magic. He noticed a boring pattern: NVIDIA tended to hold after a new all-time high, then fade.
A pattern like that only matters if you're glued to four broker tabs every morning for weeks, waiting for the one day it moves. Exhausting. So he stopped watching.
He built a Littlebird routine to run the same research every morning. Momentum, insider activity, where institutional money was rotating. Delivered to him before coffee, no tabs, no babysitting. Most days, it said hold. Some days, it flagged an activity worth action on.
That's the point of Littlebird. It does the assistant stuff every other tools promises but doesn't deliver on. The grunt work runs itself. A flooded inbox becomes a to-done list. A morning of manual research becomes a brief that's already waiting.
You can chain routines like this together in Claude Code too, but Claude can't get your screen context and make suggestions based on our proprietary memory systems.
One routine. One bored engineer.
We're dying to see what you'd build.
RT with "birdbrain" and I'll DM the first 100 people $20 of Littlebird credit.
try.littlebird.ai/shahzad
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Littlebird retweeted
I run an AI company, and I'm exhausted by AI.
We built something different. It quietly remembers what you've seen, said, and worked on, then hands it back when you need it. Littlebird is such a powerful partner it’s closer to an extension of your mind than a piece of software. It’s private, encrypted, and we’ll never sell or train on your data.
It's the AI chief of staff everyone has promised but no one has delivered.
Littlebird retweeted
1. I have a very bad cold
2. @LittlebirdAI is extremely made for someone like me: absolutely disorganized mess, doing 35 things at once, and then forgetting where is what.
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Tried to find the video I saw of @dexhorthy talking about his new agentic coding learnings to share w/ my team. 3 mins of fruitless search thru my history, I give up: go to @LittlebirdAI, dictate a semi-coherent description of the video. Boom - 20 sec later I have the link!
Littlebird retweeted
We hit #1 on launch day - now we're going for weekly #1. If you believe in what we're building, an upvote means the world.
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We worked very briefly with @LittlebirdAI in 2025 and it was clear even then that this is a phenomenal team & idea that was waiting to happen.
Dmitry, Tushar, Dhaval, everyone dedicated to their craft with great attention to detail
More power, success and joy to them!
Littlebird retweeted
I run a solo advisory practice, and before every client call I just ask Littlebird to prep me - it pulls context from past meetings, emails, and notes in seconds. If you're trying to produce high-quality work without a big team behind you, it's a genuine force multiplier.
Littlebird retweeted
Been using your app Littlebird and it’s stunning how much smarter an LLM can be when, you know, it actually watches you work
Littlebird retweeted
Information overload keeps getting worse, we all understand the negative impact on our well being. Today’s AI represents the first time software intelligence is advanced enough to give users the ability to push back and manage this information overload. That’s why we’re building Littlebird.
An AI that genuinely guards your time and attention needs to understand your whole life. Where you spend your time. Who you care about. What matters and what doesn't. What's changing day to day and what's front and center right now. Simple integrations won’t suffice, they miss too much.
We built Littlebird to be the first full context AI. It views your screen the same way you do, which means it better understands how you think, has a world model of much of what you know and can connect the dots across your entire life and day. Add a recorder for meeting notes and your spoken thoughts and you have a true full context AI.
The upside is a genuine thought partner that truly knows you. For our team and early users, this has been transformational to our productivity, our relationships and our mental clarity.
We’re excited to officially launch today and announce our $11M raise. Come check us out at Littlebird.ai
Littlebird retweeted
I've been quietly using @LittlebirdAI for months and it's become my secret weapon. It watches what I'm working on, learns how I operate, and shows up ready before I even ask.
This is not a competitor to openclaw, or claude. It's what I call my 2nd brain. A place that captures everything I do at work, not just what I feed it.
The "AI assistant" category is full of noise, this one has been actually delivering.
They just raised $11M today (I'm not an investor, bummed they didnt ask) Even better is that they are a proud Hampton member.
Congrats team!
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I was shocked by the idea at first, but found @LittlebirdAI to be ridiculously helpful.
It's a desktop AI assistant that reads your screen to personalize answers. Love asking to assemble task lists or recommend better tools.
This is the future of context, not creepy wearables
Littlebird retweeted
For the last year, I've been heads down building the personal AI that science fiction has imagined for decades. A thought partner which quietly learns how you think, what you care about, and what you need - then just helps.
We're launching today, try it at littlebird.ai.
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I'm hooked. @LittlebirdAI just gets me. Not many computers (or humans) do. Congrats!
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Littlebird raises $11M for its AI-assisted ‘recall’ tool that reads your computer screen techcrunch.com/2026/03/23/li…
Littlebird retweeted
"screenreading" to optimize human performance will be a thing. AI that remembers everything you’ve been working on – mtgs, messages, docs, browsing - and helps you stay focused, prioritize, recall, and move projects forward...
tech that focuses you.
Littlebird retweeted
I've spent my career building products that reduce friction for users. @LittlebirdAI does something I've rarely seen. It eliminates an entire category of friction: the overhead of remembering, retrieving, and re-explaining your own work. I use it every day.
Excited to support @alexframegreen and the Littlebird team as they build the best personal OS.
Littlebird retweeted
This is a the future
"Littlebird is a desktop app that remembers everything you’ve been working on – meetings, messages, docs, browsing - and helps you stay focused, prioritize, recall, and move projects forward. It uses screen reading to understand all the text on screen, for all applications, and uses that context to build a rich understanding of your life: who matters to you, what you're working on, and what you care about this week and this year."
