From the screenshots, it's almost as if it was designed to keep someone inside an echo chamber and not come up with any original ideas about what they've read or bookmarked.
It lets you search and segment your bookmarks in context in what I think is quite an interesting way. Eg “everything critical of AI from hacker news”
This is a start but we’re already finding this allows you to save everything and find it later easily/uncover surprising connections between your links.
So "everything critical of AI from hacker news" is a search query. Why not just have search return useful results for this query? Why do I need to engage with a chatbot?
Now you can do much more in context. You can search deeper within this batch, or ask to summarize those links, or prepare a draft of a report/email containing those bookmarks in their context. At least to us, it opens the doors to what is possible.
I don't understand who this is for.
From the screenshots, it's almost as if it was designed to keep someone inside an echo chamber and not come up with any original ideas about what they've read or bookmarked.
Is there a similar function for saving web page notes? And what are the advantages of the free mobile browsing plugin compared to Obsidian?
We’re not focusing on saving notes in and of themselves. We have an update coming with annotations for your bookmarks.
I like your visual approach. Very unique among bookmarking apps!
Thank you!
How is chatbot better than search for bookmarks?
It lets you search and segment your bookmarks in context in what I think is quite an interesting way. Eg “everything critical of AI from hacker news”
This is a start but we’re already finding this allows you to save everything and find it later easily/uncover surprising connections between your links.
So "everything critical of AI from hacker news" is a search query. Why not just have search return useful results for this query? Why do I need to engage with a chatbot?
Now you can do much more in context. You can search deeper within this batch, or ask to summarize those links, or prepare a draft of a report/email containing those bookmarks in their context. At least to us, it opens the doors to what is possible.