@erikkaiser was tired of trying to remember every thought and idea. So he solved this problem by patenting a device and an app where it is all in one place.
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Dear CRUSHers,
I feel embarrassed. For the competition. We have been working on this build since Nov '24 right after we launched. It's amazing.
If you collaborate with others: CRUSH.
If you Slack: CRUSH.
If you project manage: CRUSH.
We have powerful new features, and we are nearing the launch.
Learn more through the red info button in the update to the app or here:
get.crushthememory.com/updat…
Best,
Erik A. Kaiser, CRUSHer #1
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I added MCP, API, and webhook to @crushthememory so my users can record remotely what they want to do and let it rip on the backend.
Claude Code + @crushthememory = superpower
I just took my coding on the go to the next level!
How many times have you been around your house or on a walk and you think of the next thing you need to build?
Happens seriously 10 times a day
I’m away from my desk and phone so it waits until I get back
That ended tonight
@crushthememory is my note taking device
> Hit the button
> Tell Claude what to do
> It creates a note in the app
> Claude picks up the note and acts on it
> I get Telegram notification of completion
I use tmux so it can continue on exactly with my VPS session I have going
Ridiculous.
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Some mornings in the shower I can CRUSH 20 notes. I read the notes later and NEVER would remember any of them. It's totally awesome.
Dear CRUSHers, we are just entering our next phase of development. STANDBY.
Some of you have seen what we are doing. Most have not. Excited to show you all.
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Between glasses with embedded cameras, and personal notetaking pins, my default assumption is that we are perpetually recorded.
As someone that occasionally wears a voice recorder (shout out @crushthememory) I make a point of letting people know when I am recording, and I get permission to record conversations.
Do you wear one? Do you proactively disclose/ask for permission?
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My mind is a storm of thoughts and ideas, and I capture everything of value with my @crushthememory wherever and whenever I want. No anxiety over forgetting, and I can work out ideas and, with hope, get smarter.
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Do you really Get Shiz Done? Or do you just talk?
David Allen's Getting Things Done (GTD) capture phase involves collecting everything that has your attention- whether it's emails, ideas, or action items - from conversations into physical or digital "in-trays" or inboxes.
Peter Waitzman says "The Ultimate AI Voice Recorder!" @crushthememory
If you've been seeing posts about CRUSH and aren't yet convinced, watch this.
youtube.com/watch?v=TyaVsQ59…
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$27,000 for Internet service. Lunacy. The house is 1,600ft from the road.
@Starlink installed. Problem solved.
I found this @crushthememory note. You’ll forget. CRUSH won’t.
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I'm watching a video of @lukeburgis, and my seven year old melts into me and starts watching. She asks, "Do you follow this guy?" I replied I do and tell her he uses @crushthememory. She listens to what he is saying and noted, "He sounds really smart." I haven't yet told her about his book.
This was very generous of CRUSHer @scottastronaut to mention about CRUSH founder @ErikKaiser
Wherever you are on your business journey. Just starting, 1-3 years in or you’re pulling in $20million a month. Listen to this talk @ErikKaiser recently gave. I didn’t realize I am in the small minority of business owners that have achieved $1million plus revenue across the USA. His personal experience he shares mirror the ups and downs I have faced and somehow overcome. His insights into current social media influencers will set your mind at ease. He covers way more than this but for a short analysis of his own business experience it’s inspiring. 🧵 1/2
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This is why I developed @crushthememory and painstakingly work on improving it. I have so many examples of ideas I didn’t lose and how I am so glad I have them. From small tasks like updating the footer of a marketing email I saw while working on a project that didn’t slip through the cracks or ideas for building product for a new brand. Thousands of people use @crushthememory daily for the same.
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Burn-in testing is a process in electronics manufacturing to identity tolerance defects. These are new CRUSH Pro electronics being tested. @crushthememory Likely next year we will manufacture the CRUSH Pro in the US with some components sourced in China.
I greatly enjoy manufacturing, however @Molson_Hart and I had a recent conversation about optimizing for what we believe we do best which is concept and product development. Manufacturing is a great job to have, but it’s not an uncommon practice, especially here in China. We can always find somebody to do it for cheaper, maybe do it for better, and eliminate one link in the chain of the bringing-product-to-market process.
Really great product development takes into consideration not only the assembly process but also how it stacks as a finished product onto a pallet or into a container and a store shelf. Air is costly. This level of optimization only becomes apparent with experience. It’s something that we’ve learned over the past 15 years, and at some point, you can just teach other people to do this and not have the overhead risk of being a direct manufacturer.
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Most ideas are forgotten, including the shower thoughts which may be the most impactful ones. Driving is another place ideas get generated. One idea is all it takes to change the trajectory of one's life for the better. So I built the solution @crushthememory
Our CRUSH 3.0 is launched with our user CRUSHer user base. Will make formal announcement on Monday after the holiday weekend. 🇺🇸 💥
@crushthememory @ErikKaiser
3.0 is definitely smoother on the loading and daily use. Also I like the color scheme. Overall feels like a more polished experience. Looking to try the chat and shared features soon. Thanks for the continued work on the software.
Napoleon was a CRUSHer at heart.
“I can only dictate, and this is convenient, because it is as if I were conversing.”
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Excited to see @crushthememory 3.0 launching soon, which @ErikKaiser explains “is building the future of what happens after the note” and “is where ideas turn into collaboration, organization, and execution”.
The Crush app is already powerful today, but what’s coming brings the next-level updates we’ve been waiting for, with this being just the beginning of a new level of ongoing innovation.
Whether I use the app on the phone, or with AirPods, or using the Crush hardware, it accurately records my voice, transcribes it, and lets me work with that idea using AI.
I hope there’s a CrushGPT voice and video mode like Gemini on the way at some point, too.
Even if just as an interactive note taker you’re speaking with, actually playing the role of note taking assistant.
I suppose you can ask any AI to act that way now, but it wouldn’t be being saved into the Crush app.
Anyway, just ideas. Looking forward to Crush 3.0 soon!
🔥🔥🔥
#ai
get.crushthememory.com/updat…
If you’re already a CRUSHer who supported the $100,000 campaign last year, CRUSH 3.0 is no longer just the best-in-class note-taking software. Now it’s collaborative. Slack-style chat, simple project management (any including low res party planning with your spouse). New features.
This is not our final destination. This is the very beginning, refactored, ready to become social. We are not like the others. Like always, more to come.
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crushthememory retweeted
If you’re already a CRUSHer who supported the $100,000 campaign last year, CRUSH 3.0 is no longer just the best-in-class note-taking software. Now it’s collaborative. Slack-style chat, simple project management (any including low res party planning with your spouse). New features.
This is not our final destination. This is the very beginning, refactored, ready to become social. We are not like the others. Like always, more to come.
Crushthememory.Com