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Co-Founder & CTO (Part time student) | Building @TAGZZS_OFFICIAL – AI for your online memory

Retrieve what you saved
Joined October 2023
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asked chatgpt where to launch a product. got the same generic advice everyone gets. then tagzzs pulled up the stuff i'd already saved on this, right inside the chat, on its own. once i used it, even chatgpt said it went from generic "launch on product hunt" advice to an actual distribution strategy video below :)
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I am far from where I wanna be, yet far from where I once was.✨
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Ayush Barnwal | Building retweeted
I was reading Zero to One by Peter Thiel today and Thiel points out that we remember the 90s dot-com boom as a time of pure optimism, but it was actually born out of global anxiety, a recession, and a sluggish tech sector. The internet mania only exploded because the traditional "Old Economy" was collapsing worldwide. The web took off simply because it was the only system that seemed to offer a way forward. It hit me personally because that is exactly how I feel building Tagzzs right now. The traditional college placement system feels completely fractured. When the old paths stop working, you just have to keep your head down, ignore the noise, and build your own way out. Builders: does the current AI boom feel similar to this 90s cycle to you?
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I hope this post reaches all the people who found value from this thread. I am hosting a session on writing cold emails so good, they help you get your dream opportunities. sign up here: luma.com/zwvbdkac
At 16, I sent a cold email full of spelling mistakes to the founder of Zee TV. Since then, I’ve cold-emailed David Perell, Sahil Bloom, Cultural Tutor and many more. This is my collection of cold emails that got me - freelance clients - mentors - & replies No 10 is my fav👇
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For those moments when you're reading something and one line makes you go "wait what does that even mean": Just highlight it and ask Kai. No need to open a new tab and search around.
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“You’ll get left behind if you don’t use AI.” Meanwhile we’re quietly handing over critical thinking, reading, writing, planning, problem-solving, and calling it progress. Using the tool isn’t the problem. Outsourcing the thinking is.
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collab with @Col_ASY
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We've lost count of how many times we've refined our dashboard in the past few months. Every tweak added a meaningful step towards integrating Tagzzs in your workflow without friction and help improve your efficiency. This is how it looks now. Go or no for you?
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spent 4 months not noticing 200+gb of unused images quietly draining my server bill every month found it last week. fixed it in an hour this week in one line: fixed that silent cost leak, got 5 genuine replies out of 100 cold dms, restructured the team to fix unclear ownership, and got the most useful feedback i've had all month from one real user small stuff individually. adds up fast when you zoom out what's one small fix you made this week that had a bigger impact than expected?
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Ayush Barnwal | Building retweeted
Onboarded someone to @TAGZZS_OFFICIAL recently. 30 browser tabs. Hundreds of screenshots. Notes everywhere. Ten minutes later they were rediscovering ideas they'd forgotten they ever saved. Watching that happen never gets old.
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You don’t realize the value of finding what you saved until 15 minutes before an interview. One candidate spends the cab ride searching. The other spends it revising. Sometimes the difference isn’t what you know. It’s how fast you can find it.
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The "Serial Position Effect" suggests we remember beginnings and endings better than the middle. Which means most of what we save, scroll past, or consume online sits in the part our brains are worst at recalling. Maybe storage was never the problem. Retrieval was.
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Research shows that more choices can make decisions harder, not easier. This is called "The Paradox of Choice." We're surrounded by options, tabs, feeds, and information. Tagzzs helps you cut through the noise and focus on what actually matters.
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When we’re more likely to remember where information is rather than the information itself. Psychologists call this the "Google effect." We trust our memory enough to save things for “later”. And then spend the next week trying to remember where we saved them.
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Robert Epstein writes that brains don’t contain “memory registers”, “buffers” or “processors” the way computers do. Yet most PKM products are designed exactly around those assumptions. Tagzzs focuses less on storage architecture, more on meaningful reconnection.
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The internet became incredibly good at helping us save information. Not nearly as good at helping us reconnect with it meaningfully later.
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“Memory is the residue of thought.” And maybe that’s why endlessly saving information never really felt enough. That's why Tagzzs is built around reconnecting with what mattered in the first place.
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"The Magical number Seven, plus or minus Two" -Miller's Law An average human can hold only seven(plus or minus two) items of information in their working memory at a time. The mind forgets. Curiosity keeps moving. Tagzzs makes sure your ideas move with it.
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Hard pill: AI generation speed: Up 100x Founder free time: Down to zero ​AI didn't save us time. It just tricked us into becoming the CEO, CTO, CMO all at once
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This was maybe the 10th "Must-Have" thing I’ve saved today ​Deep down, I know the truth: I’m not "saving" them. I’m burying them. ​The real question isn't "Did I save it?" it's "Will it I be able to use it when I actually need it?" ​Most bookmarks are just a graveyard of intentions. We’re building @TAGZZS_OFFICIAL to be the resurrection. It’s not a library you visit... it’s a second brain that stays in your flow
The anatomy of a PERFECT Claude prompt. You'll want to save this.👇
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