Memorable
New accelerator entry · 2026-09-16 · the record
What the record says
Checked away from the directory entry. Neither line below comes from the company's Y Combinator page.
Memorable stores how a task was done. Procedural graph-based memory for agents.
The title and description the site itself served, answering 200. Not a cached copy and not the company's directory entry — what was live when we asked.
Counted only where a thread links to this company's own site, announces it by name on that forum, or names it beside its own Y Combinator batch. A thread whose title merely carries the words is not counted — a name is not an identifier. More may exist than the one page of results read here. Hacker News is not us, and nothing above is our opinion of the company.
Founders, titles and bios as the company published them. Photographs are our own copies of the ones on that record, so they do not break when the original link expires.
The full profile
Source Check, INVEST, RECRUIT and Press Requests on Memorable
- Source Check — verify Nikhil Krishnaswamy's other claims against the registers that hold them.
- INVEST — size up this company on the figures its record states.
- RECRUIT — see who is already on the team.
- Press Requests — connect with Nikhil Krishnaswamy for a story.
You land back on this company when you are in.
Not ready to upgrade? Keep this one in view instead.
Watchlist MemorableYou get an alert in MentionFox the next time this company shows up.
Is this you?
If you're behind Memorable: acceptance into a YC batch is one of the few weeks a young company gets looked up by people who matter — investors, other founders, press. FoxPlug turns the commits, deploys, and releases you're already making into that story automatically, so anyone who looks finds something current. FoxChat puts a guide on your own site so the people YC's own page just sent you don't read one line and leave.
Sourced from the company's Y Combinator directory entry, from the company's own site, read directly on 2026-09-16 (memorable.sh), and from Hacker News, where 1 thread met the matching rule stated beside the count.