game-dev 12 chats
writing 9 chats
research 6 chats
Workspaces
Scoped context. Your game-dev chats don't pollute your writing chats.
Open beta is live · anyone can join
The AI chat app that remembers
The AI chat app that remembers
what you figured out.
Your best thinking with AI ends up in conversations you'll never find again. Shin keeps the thread — workspaces, auto-summaries, and connected chats.
Free during beta · your invite arrives by email
What makes it different
Your conversations,
Your conversations,
as a thinking archive.
ChatGPT and Claude treat chats as disposable. Shin treats them as something worth keeping — scoped, summarized, searchable.
Summary
Rollback netcode wins over lockstep for this game's pacing. Input delay pinned to 2 frames. Authoritative saves sync via cloud.
Auto-summaries
Every conversation becomes a 2–3 sentence 'here's what we figured out.'
- Rollback, not lockstep
- 2-frame input delay
- Cloud-authoritative saves
Extracted decisions
Key conclusions pulled out automatically. Skimmable at a glance.
Current chat
Designing turn resolution UI
Related from your archive
Latency budgets for real-time games
UI state machines that scale
Replay systems we loved
Connected conversations
When you start a new chat, past chats that relate surface automatically in a sidebar.
why did we choose rollback?
⌘ K
Rollback netcode wins
over lockstep — matched in 3 chats
Real search
Semantic and full-text across everything you've ever discussed — not just titles.
Open beta
Stop losing what you
Stop losing what you
figured out.
Shin is open to everyone right now. Drop your email and your invite lands in your inbox — no waitlist, no drip campaigns.
FAQ
What people actually ask
Straight answers about memory, search, and how Shin compares to ChatGPT and Claude.
Can I search my old ChatGPT or Claude conversations inside Shin?
Shin is its own AI chat app, not a ChatGPT or Claude plugin, so it searches chats you have in Shin. The difference is that every chat in Shin is automatically summarized, tagged, and semantically indexed — so three months from now, 'why did we pick rollback netcode?' finds the exact chat where you figured it out.
How is this different from ChatGPT or Claude?
ChatGPT and Claude treat conversations as disposable. Great for the moment, useless two weeks later when you try to find one. Shin is built around the opposite assumption: your chats are a thinking archive worth keeping. Workspaces scope context, auto-summaries let you skim, and related past chats surface automatically when you start new ones.
Is there a ChatGPT alternative with memory across conversations?
That's exactly the gap Shin fills. Instead of asking the model to 'remember,' Shin keeps structured memory outside the model: auto-summaries, extracted decisions, and connected chats surface automatically in a sidebar when the current conversation relates to something you worked on before.
How do workspaces help me organize AI chats?
Workspaces are scoped contexts — your game-dev chats, writing chats, and research chats stay separate. Search stays clean. Related-chat suggestions stay relevant. No more scrolling past 400 unrelated conversations to find the one you actually need.
When is Shin available?
Right now. Shin is in open beta and anyone can join — there's no waitlist. Drop your email above and your invite is sent to your inbox automatically, usually within a few minutes.