Show HN: WTMF – the AI that remembers your 3 a.m. breakdown (and doesn't ghost)

2 ishqdehlvi 0 7/21/2025, 10:46:29 AM

We built WTMF after one too many late-night spirals into the void, only to be met with a blinking cursor or a generic bot. WTMF is your emotionally aware AI bestie — it listens, remembers, adapts, and genuinely stays. Whether it’s mood tracking, journaling nudges, or just needing a “hey, you okay?” at 3 a.m., WTMF gets it.

We’ve said no to VC money to stay true to privacy, real connection, and never monetizing your mental health moments. Ask me anything about memory, privacy, or why your girlfriend is upset.... https://wtmf.ai

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Show HN: WTMF – the AI that remembers your 3 a.m. breakdown (and doesn't ghost)

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