Hey Hackers,

Welcome to another HackerNoon Company of the Week feature. Every week, we highlight a standout company from our Tech Company Database that's making waves in the global tech ecosystem and the lives of its users. Our database features everything from S&P giants to rising stars in the Startup scene. We're also featuring Projects of the Week, so stay tuned until the end.

This week, we’re pumped to showcase Literally - the agency helping tech companies reach the right audience.

Sometimes, you have the right product, but it’s in front of the wrong crowd. Literally is working to correct that to give your product the audience it absolutely deserves.

Get to Know Literally

According to its website, Literally focuses on three things: AEO, technical content, and technical documentation. Let’s go through all 3.

AEO

More and more people are using AI to get the answers they’re looking for. It’s important for your company to be mentioned and brought up by these AI assistants, or else you risk falling behind the competition. Literally finds out what these AI assistants are saying and strategizes a plan to get your company’s name into the conversation.

Technical Content

Literally knows that a great way to get people to read and engage with your company’s website is by posting blogs, tutorials, and guides. This is also a great way to get other sites to link back to your website. But when you’re already so busy with a million tasks, it can be hard to find the time and resources to create this content. That’s why Literally’s technical content services are an absolute must.

Technical Documentation

It’s a joke that most developers hate writing and maintaining documentation; however, there is some truth in every joke. Literally knows that developers would rather spend their time, well, developing, than taking care of documentation. That’s why they have a service specifically dedicated to helping companies maintain technical docs that are easy to follow and understand.

These 3 services have made Literally extremely popular. They have worked with a who’s who of tech companies. Companies such as Gradient, Innovation Norway, and Curiosity. Recently, one company that they have teamed up with is HackerNoon.

HackerNoon 🤝Literally

Literally joined HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program and has already posted engaging and informative articles that have reached a tech-savvy audience. These articles went into detail about technical content, AEO, marketing, and more. Check them out below.

• The Dev-Tool AEO Checklist
• Best Technical Content Marketing Agencies for Developer Tools

How You and HackerNoon Can Partner Up to Expand Your Reach

HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program is one of the many ways we help brands grow their reach and connect with the right audience. This program lets businesses publish content directly on HackerNoon to boost brand awareness and build SEO authority by tapping into ours.

Here’s what’s in it for you:

• Full editorial support – we’ll help refine your story so it truly shines.
• Multiple permanent placements – across HackerNoon, plus social media amplification.
• Audio storytelling – your articles converted into audio format and distributed via RSS feeds.
• Global reach – automatic translation into 12-76 languages.
• SEO & domain authority boost – piggyback on HackerNoon’s trusted brand to strengthen your search rankings.

Now, let’s check on 3 startups that have cemented their place on the internet.

Meet Inauguration, Personal Memory Brain, and CodeWithAhsan: HackerNoon Projects of the Week

Multi-language development can be an annoying hassle. But what if I told you it didn’t have to be? That there was a project determined to make it as simple as it should be. Inauguration is a next-generation compiler and is the perfect tool for developers who are building cross-language apps. What was once a complicated thing is now something of the past, thanks to Inauguration. Inauguration’s Proof of Usefulness score was 88/1000.

Working with AI coding agents can be a hassle. You want the benefits of using them, but the drawback is repeatedly explaining everything every single session. Personal Memory Brain (PMB) was created to fix this problem. PMB is a local-first memory solution. It works with Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, and eliminates the long and tedious task of having to start all over every time you start a new session with an AI coding agent. PMB’s Proof of Usefulness Score was 115/1000.

CodeWithAhsan is a developer community dedicated to helping each other learn and grow. They do this in various ways, for example, by collaborating on open-source projects. They also have a dedicated mentorship program to connect experienced mentors and budding mentees, have over 5,000+ members in their official Discord, and have over 200k followers across all their social media accounts. CodeWithAhsan’s Proof of Usefulness Score was 120/1000

That’s all for this week.

Until next time, Hackers!