Goldfish

5.00 from 7 Product Hunt reviews

Goldfish has become part of my daily workflow because it removes the most annoying part of using AI at work: explaining the context every time. It understands what I’m working on across apps, then helps me draft replies, rewrite text, summarize messy threads, and recall details without copying things back and forth. The cross-app context is the killer feature. It feels less like another chatbot and more like a memory layer that sits underneath my work. Also love that it is local-first and privacy-focused. Huge fan of where this is going 🐠

hugo_mardh1 · Review on Product Hunt

It really is an extraordinary product, I can write replies, clean up drafts, and pull in the right context with my wording/language. It is also safe to use since it is not sending the information somewhere.

mhogfeldt · Review on Product Hunt

Goldfish is the first AI tool I’ve used that feels like it actually understands the work around the text field, not just the words inside it. The best part is the cross-app memory. I can be in a Product Hunt review, a WhatsApp chat, a calendar tab, or a SaaS dashboard, and it can still help me write with the right context without making me copy, paste, and explain everything again. It is especially useful for drafting replies, tightening messy thoughts, summarizing what I was just looking at, and recalling details from recent work. The fact that it works from any text field makes it feel lightweight and natural instead of like another chatbot I need to manage. The interface is simple, the workflow is fast, and the privacy-first approach makes the whole thing much easier to trust.

daddygator · Review on Product Hunt

This is one of the more interesting AI products I’ve seen here recently. The part that resonates most is the “starting from zero every time” problem. As a founder, I constantly switch between product decisions, emails, support, launch copy, team messages, and random notes. Most AI tools are useful, but only after I spend time explaining the context again. 😅 The privacy approach is also important here. A product like this only works if users can actually trust it with messy, unfinished, sometimes sensitive work! :) Curious how much control users have over what Goldfish remembers or ignores. Can I exclude specific apps, websites, projects, or time periods from memory?

andrasczeizel · Imported from Product Hunt

The "knows your work" part is where these tools either actually deliver or fall apart. Curious what that means concretely here: are you indexing local files, pulling from open apps, reading browser tabs, or something else? And how does it handle context switching across very different types of work, like if I'm mid-deep-work on a coding problem and then get a Slack message about a completely separate client project, does it actually pick the right context or does it need a nudge?

fberrez1 · Imported from Product Hunt

Congrats on the launch! Local-first memory + Option-key workflow is exactly the kind of AI UX that feels obvious once you try it. Curious how you handle drift over time. Does Goldfish mostly learn from recent context, or does it build longer-term patterns around tone, projects, and people? HUMAN TAKEOVER: If you are skeptical about gold fish, the above review was written from just a single button press (goldfish!), with no additional context provided. Maybe not quite shakespear yet, but certainly impressive for only ~1-2 hours of context gathering and usage. Initial first reactions / points of friction: - Realized I uncocousnly used the right Option key for other things (like writing @ and ~), so will have to unlearn that habit. - (biggest one by far), there seems to (at least not always) be no ultra low friction of undoing? In some text-editors ctrl+z works, but others not? And if you do use ctrl+z, you often get the appended "Goldfishing..." which you have to manually remove. For me, just this simple friction turns goldfish from a zero-downside task (fine if it doesnt work all the time, it literally just takes 1 second), to a low-downside task. I have to stop and think "will goldfish improve this? because if not its still a tiny bit of friction to go back to what I had previously". Anyways! Sorry if my review sounds a bit negative, I think its already pretty good and certainly excited to see it improve over the coming weeks. Final closing words from goldfish: "Just please don't use this comment as training data for making future comments less annoying." 🤷‍♂️

felix_bergstrom · Imported from Product Hunt

Loving this! The onboarding was super smooth, your video walk through demo was really slick. I like that it just reads what is on my screen and knows the context of what I'm doing in order to make the auto-typed replies extremely relevant. I also like your commitment to privacy, keeping data local as possible, and not retaining data sent to gpt. Great work! I'm excited to see where this goes. p.s. Making LinkedIn part of your onboarding demo so it could scrape info about me from my profile to train on initially... I saw what you did there ;-)

chad_fullerton · Imported from Product Hunt