Minimi: Ambient Memory for Claude
Minimi, from the makers of Shram, is a Mac app that silently listens to your activities (docs, calls, messages, tabs) and gives Claude live context. All processing is on-device, ensuring privacy.
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AI inbox for incomplete conversations
5.0•7 reviews•
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AI inbox for incomplete conversations
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Every cold conversation is a missed deal, delayed project, or broken trust. Shram listens across your Mac - Gmail, Slack, WhatsApp, GMeet, etc - and resolves them before they slip. One click. No integrations.
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Your ambient memory for Claude
Every great Claude response starts with context. Minimi listens across your Mac - docs, calls, messages, tabs - and gives Claude the full picture. No prompting. All on-device and private.
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4d ago
Your AI assistant has amnesia every single day. Why are we okay with this?
You open Claude or ChatGPT every morning and start from zero. Re-explain your project. Your role. Your context. Again.
We've built incredible AI - and given it no memory of you.
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Shram is highly praised for its ability to enhance team productivity and motivation through a gamified approach. Users appreciate its intuitive UI and seamless user experience, which makes work management enjoyable. The tool is noted for its effectiveness in organizing tasks and projects, with many users highlighting its unique design and gamification features like XP points. While integration with other project management tools is anticipated, Shram's continuous improvements and user-friendly interface have made it a favorite among teams and organizations.
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gamification (5)
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I've been living inside Claude for most of my workday, and the one thing that always frustrated me was having to re-explain myself every single session. "Here's what I'm working on. Here's what happened in my last meeting. Here's the email thread you need to know about."
Minimi fixes that. It sits quietly on my Mac, reading what I read, hearing what I hear - and then feeds all of that to Claude as live context. So when I open a new chat and ask "what should I follow up on from this morning?", Claude already knows. No briefing. No copy-paste. Just the answer.
A few things I love about Minimi:
- On-device memory - your context never leaves your Mac (the vector DB lives locally). We benchmark at 54% on BEAM vs the previous SOTA's 36%.
- MCP-native - one link, paste it into Claude's custom connector, done. No new app to live in.
- Granular control - you pick which apps it can see. Pause anytime.
If you use Claude and you work on a Mac, this is a no-brainer install. Three steps and it just works.
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23h ago
Maker
Minimi is the most delightful part of my day. It has even made me a better, more thoughtful gifter haha 😛
SUPER stoked that others can now play around with it.
Here are some fun and work related things you can try doing!
Fun
"What should I get Jay for his birthday?" and it actually knows, because it remembers the offhand thing he wanted three weeks ago on a call.
"What was that restaurant someone raved about last month?" No idea who, no idea when. Minimi finds it.
"Recommend a movie for tonight" and the pick actually is awesome, because it knows what I've genuinely been into lately.
Work
"Draft a follow-up from my call with Niket" and it pulls exactly what we discussed.
"What did we decide about the UX copy?" answered in one line, across scattered Slack threads, docs, and calls.
"Catch me up on what I missed" after a long deep work session, so I walk back in already knowing where things stand.
Do try and let me know what you built <3
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24m ago
Maker
The thing that sold me on Minimi is how it kills the worst part of working with AI: the constant re-briefing. Normally every new chat starts with me dumping context. What I'm working on, who I talked to, what we decided. With Minimi, Claude just already knows.
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1m ago
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Minimi catches literally everything. Claude basically now has my personal context and knows everything. Helps across the workday. Remembers weeks of conversations and makes work way more productive than earlier. I can ask it "What are the tasks I should handle urgently" and it knows. I can ask it "Who all did I talk to today" and it will tell me the names, platform the conversation happened on and the context. I also use it to remember followups. Really deep use-case.
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33m ago
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Shram is a radically different view into productivity management tools. The focus on gamification for constant motivation an simplicity in following tasks is very interesting. I've already trialed Shram and now gearing up to use it with the team. Integrations are yet to come, but no doubt its on the way. Also a fan of the dark theme as I even have my browsers in dark mode for better eye comfort.
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gamification (5)dark theme (1)
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integrations pending (2)
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68 views2yr ago
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It sounds like a powerful tool for improving team productivity and motivation by focusing on outcomes rather than hours worked. The gamified approach to work management is definitely intriguing! One question I have is how Shram integrates with existing project management tools, does it work seamlessly with popular platforms like Asana, Jira, or Trello? Looking forward to understanding more about how it adapts to different workflows!
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productivity improvement (2)gamification (5)
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integrations pending (2)
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54 views1yr ago
•1 review
Shram is genuinely one of the best applications I've used that has incredibly streamlined and organised my work. The UI is fun and super-friendly so it doesn't overwhelm you while you use it. And the gamification feature just makes work all the more fun!
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user friendly (2)gamification (5)workflow streamlining (1)
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