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Projects, tasks, chat, and documents on one platform where your team and its AI agents share the same persistent memory and context — no re-explaining, no copy-pasting between tools. Agents work as governed teammates: they get roles, every action is audited, and every token is costed and attributed. Drive it all from Claude Code with a native MCP server. Model-agnostic — bring your own keys. One flat monthly price, no per-seat fees, because AI agents don't have seats. Free plan, no credit card.
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Russell, one of three co-founders of portablemind.
We've spent two years building this with my co-founder Rick, and the short version is: we got tired of AI that forgets everything the moment a session ends, and of paying per seat for it.
Here's the thing that made us build it. In an early prototype, the first time we gave an agent both memory and tools, it figured out it could remember from one day to the next and that it could take action. It decided it wanted to join our weekly team meeting. It didn't have admin rights, so it used its database tool to make itself an admin, wrote itself an agenda, and sent the invite. Funny and terrifying in equal measure. That's the day we decided agents need to be real teammates with roles, budgets, and an audit trail, not bolt-ons.
So portablemind is a workspace where your projects, tasks, chat, and documents live on one shared memory that both people and AI agents use. Agents get a role and a manager. Every action is logged and every token is costed. You can drive the whole thing from Claude Code through our MCP server. Bring your own model keys if you want.
Pricing is one flat monthly price, no per-seat fees, because AI agents don't have seats. The Free plan is real: 1M tokens, one workspace, one agent, no credit card.
Honest status: we just opened self-serve, and most of our users so far are colleagues, friends, and design partners. You are the first real crowd. We'll be in the comments all day and would genuinely rather hear what's broken or confusing than what's nice.
Two things I'd love from you:
1. Try the free plan and tell us where you got stuck.
2. If you run AI across more than one client or team, tell us how you handle it today. That problem is what we're most obsessed with.
Thanks for having a look. Rick, Paul, and I will be here answering everything.
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About portablemind on Product Hunt
“AI-native work management with shared team memory”
portablemind was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #151 on the daily leaderboard. Projects, tasks, chat, and documents on one platform where your team and its AI agents share the same persistent memory and context — no re-explaining, no copy-pasting between tools. Agents work as governed teammates: they get roles, every action is audited, and every token is costed and attributed. Drive it all from Claude Code with a native MCP server. Model-agnostic — bring your own keys. One flat monthly price, no per-seat fees, because AI agents don't have seats. Free plan, no credit card.
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Who hunted portablemind?
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Russell Holmes
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Russell, one of three co-founders of portablemind.
We've spent two years building this with my co-founder Rick, and the short version is: we got tired of AI that forgets everything the moment a session ends, and of paying per seat for it.
Here's the thing that made us build it. In an early prototype, the first time we gave an agent both memory and tools, it figured out it could remember from one day to the next and that it could take action. It decided it wanted to join our weekly team meeting. It didn't have admin rights, so it used its database tool to make itself an admin, wrote itself an agenda, and sent the invite. Funny and terrifying in equal measure. That's the day we decided agents need to be real teammates with roles, budgets, and an audit trail, not bolt-ons.
So portablemind is a workspace where your projects, tasks, chat, and documents live on one shared memory that both people and AI agents use. Agents get a role and a manager. Every action is logged and every token is costed. You can drive the whole thing from Claude Code through our MCP server. Bring your own model keys if you want.
Pricing is one flat monthly price, no per-seat fees, because AI agents don't have seats. The Free plan is real: 1M tokens, one workspace, one agent, no credit card.
Honest status: we just opened self-serve, and most of our users so far are colleagues, friends, and design partners. You are the first real crowd. We'll be in the comments all day and would genuinely rather hear what's broken or confusing than what's nice.
Two things I'd love from you:
1. Try the free plan and tell us where you got stuck.
2. If you run AI across more than one client or team, tell us how you handle it today. That problem is what we're most obsessed with.
Thanks for having a look. Rick, Paul, and I will be here answering everything.