Personal Product · 2026
In progressUnify is a context router for product teams. You capture once - screenshot, URL, or note - and the full context is preserved and delivered where it is needed. No digging in Slack. No "where did we decide that?" pings. Just context that shows up on time.
Role
Founder, Product Designer, Builder
Stage
Early MVP (v0.1.0)
Focus
Context routing + intent preservation
Status
Live and evolving
still in the workshop · shipping in public
Product teams make decisions for good reasons. Then meetings end, tabs close, and people context-switch. Three days later the reason is gone, and the team rebuilds the same context from scratch.
Unify starts from one belief: summaries are useful, but raw captures are truth. If the source survives, intent survives.
I built this because I was tired of teams re-litigating decisions they already made. Memory should be a feature, not a weekly fire drill.
— Gautham Ravikiran
Capture, structure, retrieve, inject. Same context, different moments in the workflow.
01 · Capture
Capture is the trigger. From the browser extension you save a screenshot, URL, or selected text and add an optional note. Full context is stored—nothing summarized away. That capture is the start of the route so it can reach the right person or tool.
02 · Search and ask
Search the capture list or ask in plain language in the web app. You get the actual context back—snippets and sources—so no "Hey, do we have that competitor research?" in Slack. We're building toward context that finds you in the tools you work in (Figma, VS Code).
03 · Inject
Package context for where it's needed: select captures, add a short goal, get a context block. Paste into Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, or a handoff doc—or have it surface in a teammate's workspace. Full context, no loss.
This is early, but useful. The current MVP proves the core loop: capture once, retrieve fast, inject with intent intact.
The MVP is live; the roadmap is about context finding you instead of you finding it. Here's what I'm building toward.
If that sounds useful, the live MVP is the best place to see where it's at today — and you can sign up there to hear when new pieces ship.
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