Nobody wants to manually organize links. You should be able to close all 100 tabs and just type "that article about keyboards from Tuesday" to pull it back up. That's why I built Yorus, it turns everything you browse into private, searchable memory you can actually talk to.
Twenty tabs open, hours deep into research, and your browser crashes, or two weeks later you remember a great article you read, with no idea where it was.
Yorus quietly tracks your browsing and groups your tabs into automatic research chapters. Instead of scrolling through thousands of history links, just ask in plain English (“what pricing pages did I compare Tuesday?”) and find it in seconds.
No screen recording or keystrokes. Just URLs, titles, and reading time.
