Add ORANO Memory to Closed-Source products

[manuvamp]

Adds ORANO Memory to Products → Closed-Source.

ORANO is a consumer app that builds a personal memory layer from the user's saved content (Reels, YouTube videos, articles, PDFs): structured projects, curated memory facts, a knowledge graph, and embeddings. The user's own agent (ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Ollama) reads this context through a personal read-only MCP server (bearer key, scope orano:read).

• Website: https://oranoai.com/
• MCP overview: https://oranoai.com/mcp
• iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/orano-ai/id6791454509

Entry follows the existing Closed-Source format (name, optional link lines, italic description).

[dell-zhang]

Thanks for the submission, @manuvamp! 🙏

ORANO is added to the Closed-Source section in 99f4682 — it fits there alongside the other personal-context products (Remio, TwinMind, screenpipe). A few adjustments while landing it:

1. Name. Listed as ORANO — that's what the site, the App Store listing, and the MCP page call it; "ORANO Memory" doesn't appear anywhere as a product name.
2. Links. The entry name now points to the homepage (the list links primary sources), with the MCP overview kept as [[docs]] and your blog post as [[blog]].
3. Position. Closed-Source entries are appended to the end of the section (see CONTRIBUTING.md), so it sits after Firekeep rather than between Mem 2.0 and M-Flow.
4. Description. Trimmed from 34 to 25 words to meet the limit, keeping the factual core: saved content → projects and memory facts → read-only MCP access.

One heads-up unrelated to the list: the "View on GitHub" link on oranoai.com/mcp (manuvamp/orano-ai-website) currently returns 404.

Applied directly on main rather than merging the branch, so closing as merged-by-hand — thanks, and happy to tweak the wording if anything is inaccurate.