Zine
I spent 8 weeks building Zine, an AI-powered search app for your team's knowledge, entirely solo. No team, no extra funding. Just me, AI coding tools, and the platform I had already built. Instead of building infrastructure (connectors, vector DBs, transcription, entity extraction, etc.), I reused Graphlit, the same stack our customers use. That saved about 4-5 months of backend work and let me focus 100 percent on product and UX. The result: I built and shipped an MVP in 8 weeks, got the first paying customer in 4 months, used 30+ data connectors with real-time sync and entity-aware…
Zine launched on August 5, 2025 with 26 votes, #578 of 8,530 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Zine is your curated memory layer for humans and AI agents. Organize your notes, files, and content into structured timelines you can search, share, or publish - across apps, agents, and formats like podcasts, slideshows, or videos. Your memory, your way.
Chat with every AI model. Connect your Gmail, Drive, Notion, and more. Zine remembers your stuff across every conversation.
In the maker’s words, at launch
I spent 8 weeks building Zine, an AI-powered search app for your team's knowledge, entirely solo. No team, no extra funding. Just me, AI coding tools, and the platform I had already built. Instead of building infrastructure (connectors, vector DBs, transcription, entity extraction, etc.), I reused Graphlit, the same…
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