Adi Patil

ZenLink is a calm, minimalist space to drop links you want to read later inspired by ZenPen’s philosophy of focus and simplicity. It removes every layer of friction found in traditional read-it-later apps: no accounts, no feeds, no distractions. Just a blank page, a title field, a URL box, and your list, stored privately in your browser.

This is a brilliantly designed product. Totally recommend it over other similar tools. 👏

This is exciting to see! I always loved Wunderlist and was sad to see it go to Microsoft. I have a feeling that Superlist is going to be awesome!

I've been using this product for more than a week now. It just works magically for the use cases. I use it for journalling, writing emails, and then making sense of the clutter inside my mind. It's also amazing to see Louis share updates on Twitter of all the improvements he is making to the product. It was a no-brainer to buy the product for lifetime access. I strongly recommend you try out...

Congratulations on the launch! This is so cool. It is amazing to see founders sharing their stories in-depth and helping us understand how every startup story is unique. I personally also enjoy how the format invites us to spend our attention and time on a journey of learning that is richly rewarding. Excited to see this launch and for the world to consume this treasure trove. :)

This looks amazing. Definitely trying it out. Have you thought about solving knowledge mgmt use-cases within an organisation? I would love to have something like HeyDay for knowledge workers within our organisation who can all have relevant documents/artifacts around a topic in one place.

This will change your reading life. I do not make that comment lightly. Strongly recommend.

Been using this tool for little over a week. It is incredibly useful. I can now exactly know where I spend a lot of my time and then do something about it. :)

* Customary Disclaimer IMDB style - I usually do not write reviews but this made me rise from my no-review slumber and put words together* Okay, I will be honest, I did not give it much of a thought when I was finding it difficult to sign-up using a google ID. It looked like a different take on organising life and the demo video called out the USP but it did not make me jump out of my seat to...

This is brilliant. So this is a great resource for taking down notes throughout the day and then copying them to your notes app if needed. I love apps that do not require login. Amazing concept.

I have been using this for last 3 days I am loving it. I was using Notion for my To-Dos. I love the clean interface and no-nonsense design. @antonzoi - Thank you for building it. I would love to be a beta tester for new features.

@quantdaddy Very promising! I do have some feedback on the design front. How do I reach out to you? Thanks!

I am sold on this tool! I signed up and began writing my first draft. It's clean, beautiful interface and makes me want to write. Still need to figure out if suggestions help me a great deal or not. Hope to write more. I'll come back and update this review.

Hope to use the product regularly. Though I feel it should have a pricing model so as to keep improving the product. Pros: Great Design. Love the idea of clubbing your notes into achievement, mistake, idea and note! Cons: Since it is in Beta phase I saw a little overlapping of components. But am sure it is a small thing that will be rectified soon.

The product looks great! Useful information at the disposal. I am wondering though how do you make money? A naive question probably but am curious.