Problem
Useful context is repeatedly lost or re-entered when people begin a new AI conversation or move between tools.
Company
About Bymii AI
Bymii AI Global Limited is a Hong Kong software company developing user-controlled memory and workflow infrastructure for AI tools.
Hong Kong · Active developmentAbout us
Bymii AI develops AI-native productivity software for individuals and teams whose project context, preferences and recurring work are fragmented across conversations and tools.
Our first product is Drawer, a user-controlled layer for organizing that context into portable objects while keeping people in control of every lasting change.
- Legal name
- Bymii AI Global Limited
- Jurisdiction
- Hong Kong
- Incorporated
- 29 January 2026
- Address
- Room 704, 7/F, Tower A, New Mandarin Plaza, 14 Science Museum Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
- Founder
- Zhaohui Li · Founder & CEO
- Product
- Drawer
- Contact
- leo@bymii.ai
Independent public record: Bymii AI Global Limited appears in the Hong Kong Companies Registry list for 26 January–1 February 2026.
View the official registry publication.
Founder
Zhaohui Li
Founder & CEO
Zhaohui leads product strategy, product design and development at Bymii AI. His current work focuses on structured context, user-controlled AI memory and reusable workflows.
He is leading Drawer from product definition through the current public interactive preview and early-access development.
What we’re building
Drawer
Drawer is a user-controlled memory and workflow layer for AI tools. It organizes projects, preferences and recurring work into portable objects that people can review, retain and use across compatible AI environments.
Product model
Attributes hold approved context; Behaviors hold repeatable actions. The user reviews every lasting change.
Current stage
Active development. The public preview demonstrates the proposed object-creation, review and behavior-invocation workflow; early-access development is underway.
Product principles
User-controlled context, explicit human approval, transient interfaces and portability across supported environments.