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One of our paying customers compared @ThineAI with Fieldy and Bee over a full day, and the takeaway was pretty simple and cleae, "Thine is just already there."
I’ve said this before, and I’ll say it again that you really don’t need another hardware device just to record meeting and take notes and that too in 2026 when an app on your iPhone can already do that and alot more than that.
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@ThineAI is a slow burn...
It’s not a "recorder". Not a “personal agent”. Not a memory app.
It’s something else entirely.
Something you couldn’t imagine before experiencing it
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we've built @ThineAI so that you shouldn’t have to choose between being present and remembering what happened
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Nothing beats the feeling of deep user love. All credit to the team building it out ❤️
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Thine wears a lot of hats. Today it's a sales rep's, and it knows which of your 40 leads is actually ready to buy.
Comment Salesmaxxing to get @ThineAI access.
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Join our eng panel tmr with @ThineAI
on a panel here luma.com/vadtl2sj tmrw - come say hi
AI is redrawing what every role is worth.
In how a founder scopes a product, how a designer decides where they still add edge, how ops calls what a person should own versus hand off. Those lines are being redrawn everywhere, and most of it happens in private.
Tomorrow evening in San Francisco, four people who see this from different seats are going to have that conversation in the open. On the record. Disagreeing
We closed the list at capacity a while ago, and it's been waitlist only since. Tonight we're releasing the last handful of seats by hand, and then it shuts.
luma.com/vadtl2sj – at San Francisco, CA
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Personal intelligence was never meant to be one-size-fits-all.
@ThineAI holds every detail of your world and surfaces the right context exactly when you need it. Built to work differently for every person who uses it.
The founder. The VC. The small business owner. The freelancer. The tech bro. One of them is you.
By the end of this thread, you'll know which. 📷📷
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Some of the most interesting people entered my life through a recommendation, a shared interest, or a conversation that wasn't supposed to be important.
This Saturday, we're hosting Side Quest in San Francisco.
Bring a book that's influenced how you think. Discover one that might influence what you build next.
We'll spend the morning exchanging books, sharing ideas, discussing the technologies we're excited about, and meeting people through curiosity rather than job titles.
Afterward, we'll grab breakfast together and share an early look at what we're building at @ThineAI.
Would love to see you there ☀️📚
Recently we hosted a Marketing & GTM Fireside Chat at Corgi Cafe, SF
No slides. No growth hacks. Just founders and operators getting real about what's actually working in B2B go-to-market right now - content, distribution, AI workflows, and building pipeline that compounds.
Thanks to our co-hosts @helioim_ai @photonhq
@obvious @CoreSpeed_io @lauradang0 @brookeleblanc @arlanr @miltonheyan @0xJuliechen @harshmoney123 for helping with the event!
Building AI agents is fun.
Building them alongside 300+ ambitious builders in San Francisco is even better.
Join us for a day of hacking, demos, conversations, and ideas that might just turn into something people actually use.
A few spots are still open!
@adri_guha @hydra_db @iHarnoorSingh @aivalleyio @theaievangelist @bondaicommunity
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Rootly teamed up with @MongoDB, @TwingateHQ, and @ThineAI to gather 150+ engineers to watch USA deliver 4 goals in its first World Cup match.
All cheers and zero AI slop led the evening, although some discreet LLM gripes did slip out, quickly quieted down by abundant pizza, craft sodas, and draft beer.
Thanks everyone for coming out!
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The match gave us a reason to gather, but the conversations were what made the evening.
From AI and infrastructure to security and startups, it was great to spend the night with builders, founders, and operators from across the SF tech community-plus plenty of pizza to keep the discussions going.
