Welcome to RemainAI Posts
What you will find here, and what to do first, whether you came to read or to write.
RemainAI Posts is where people who write in RemainAI share what they wrote. Every post here started as a private note in someone’s RemainAI, and one day the writer decided it was ready to be read.
If you came to read
Everything here is free to read, and you don’t need an account for it. You always see the latest version the writer published. Writers keep working on their notes after they publish, so a post you read last week can be better today.
If you like someone’s writing, open their page and press Follow, and their new posts show up on the front page for you. Every writer also has an RSS feed on the same page, if you read with a feed reader.
To like a post or write a response to it, sign in with a RemainAI account. Signing up is free.
If you came to write
A post starts as an ordinary note in RemainAI, and it stays private until you publish it. So you write the way you already write there, with headings, tables, code blocks, highlights and drawings.
When the note is ready, open it and press the globe button, “Publish this note”. The first time, you pick a handle. Then a category, a few topics and a cover, and it’s live at posts.remainai.org/@yourhandle.
After that you can keep changing the note as much as you want. Nothing goes out until you publish an update from the same button, and your older versions stay in your history.
From the Posts page in the app you can also send a post to dev.to (connect your key once, in Settings, Publishing) or copy its link into Medium’s importer. Both copies name the post here as the original.
If you work with an AI agent like Claude Code, connect it to RemainAI. It can read your notes, edit them, and publish an update to a post you already published, when you ask it to.
Where to start
- Sign up at app.remainai.org. It’s free.
- Capture the first thing on your mind, a thought or a link, and RemainAI files it under a tag for you.
- Give it a few days. When one note keeps growing, publish it.
If something doesn’t work, or you have an idea for us, write to [email protected].
Welcome. We’re glad you’re here.