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OwnMemory

Decide who is allowed to stay in your RAM

OwnMemory is a local Windows tool that decides who is allowed to stay in RAM. Task Manager will show you the guest list. It will not keep anyone out. Now allow the apps you actually use, stop or block the rest, and save that as a 'profile-guestlist' for coding, office, gaming or any other workflow. It runs on your local machine, offline. Nothing uploaded. Nothing on the disk is deleted or rewritten. 14-day fully working demo. €29 one-time license. Not a booster. A doorman with a guestlist...

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Maker here. OwnMemory started because my Windows machine felt like a shared apartment I never signed for. I paid for the RAM. The background processes did not. Task Manager is a great guest list. It is a terrible doorman. So I built the doorman as a gatekeeper. You decide which applications are allowed to stay in memory. Everything else can be stopped once, or kept off the list continuously. Save that as a profile — coding, office, gaming, or your own house rules. It runs locally, offline. Nothing gets removed from your disk. A gatekeeper does not mop the floor. It decides who comes in. That's OwnMemory. I am one person. The product works already on Windows 7 - 11. 14-day full demo, then €29 once. No subscription. Site: https://software.gorsetas.com How it works (7 slides): https://software.gorsetas.com/ow... Trial: https://gorsetas.com/download/ow... What I want from you: Does “RAM gatekeeper / doorman” make the job obvious, or do you still hear “memory booster”? What would make you uninstall it in a week? Looking for feedback Roast the wording. Roast the idea. The logo is off-limits unless you find a better doorman.

About OwnMemory on Product Hunt

Decide who is allowed to stay in your RAM

OwnMemory was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #110 on the daily leaderboard. OwnMemory is a local Windows tool that decides who is allowed to stay in RAM. Task Manager will show you the guest list. It will not keep anyone out. Now allow the apps you actually use, stop or block the rest, and save that as a 'profile-guestlist' for coding, office, gaming or any other workflow. It runs on your local machine, offline. Nothing uploaded. Nothing on the disk is deleted or rewritten. 14-day fully working demo. €29 one-time license. Not a booster. A doorman with a guestlist...

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