... Kumar Sharma(@dheeraj_ks): Thanks @nolan_vu , @Linkwise supports youtube videos transcript generation as well and it summarize the video content using that transcript. Comment from Dheeraj Kumar Sharma(@dheeraj_ks): What I'm building Linkwise : an AI-powered read-later

... Product Hunt I have a confession: I've been saving articles "to readlater" for at least three years now. My bookmark folder has 800+ entries. My Pocket library is a graveyard. My Chrome history shows I open the same article tabs dozens of times before giving up. The problem isn't lack of intent I genuinely want to

... have a confession to make. I've been saving articles "to readlater" for at least three years. My bookmark folder has 800+ entries. My Pocket library is a graveyard. I keep promising myself I'll catch up and never do. The problem isn't the tools. Pocket, Instapaper, Raindrop they all save tabs perfectly. The problem is that none of them actually bring you back to what you saved at the right moment. So I built RemindTab a Chrome ... ... seconds and the topic resonates, I'd love your honest feedback (especially the harsh kind): https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Three questions, if you have a sec: 1. What's currently in your "I'll

... read smarter. The core idea came from my own frustration: I was spending hours reading

... Today, I m thrilled to step out and introduce a project I ve been pouring my heart into. Like many of you, I constantly struggle with information overload. I used to save hundreds of articles, videos, and links to readlater, only for them to pile up in a massive "note graveyard." It s the classic "Collector's Fallacy" mistaking the mere collection of information for actual knowledge. To solve my own itch, my partner (a brilliant Senior ...

... highlight. You close the tab. Two days later, you remember nothing. You have 2,400 notes scattered across three different apps. You buy the books, you bookmark the threads, and you save the long-form articles to a "read

... that venture viable. The future we d anticipated had arrived. I could revisit my old problem, or I could expand my area of potency by raising and deploying my own venture capital fund. I chose the latter. Three years later, on December 9th , I watched a 24-hour window on Product Hunt cross 500 launches roughly double what I observed throughout the preceding 825 days. Only 13 were featured; most were unremarkable. The LLM has fundamentally shifted the economics ... ... uniquely compelling. Code has become a commodity. What most people miss about commoditization is that when a product or resource becomes abundant, it doesn t just get cheaper. It unlocks new and previously uneconomic uses. Give it a read

... bookmark manager, but a personal knowledge base gateway. Users can save web pages with one click, and the system will automatically populate the title and URL. They can organize saved items into categories. Certain articles can be marked as ReadLater to prevent hoarding without actually

... everyone, Last week we launched Corgi, an AI-powered readlater that doesn t just save links it

... example, with typical inbound emails, I'd want them reshaped into a "decoded" form that I've set up - easier for me to read without adapting to each sender's writing style. Right now, I usually bookmark to read

... that actually works for you? I wrote an article about a collaborative alternative @Collabwriting - it's a tool we're building to make saving and organizing information easier (and more useful). With Collabwriting, you can still save pages to read

... back in the day, but I don't find myself regularly saving articles that much now. For those that are still using Pocket, what are you planning to switch over to? For others, what are your best recommendations for read-later

... v1.3 Library feature + Mac version + iCloud sync v1.4 Dedicated email server for Kindle delivery v1.4.2 Fixed iOS conversion issues + improved Share Extension Current Features: Smart Distillation Engine - Extracts clean content from web pages Library - Save articles like "Read It Later

... these are some of them which I can't remove for sure. - Grammarly: Extraordinary help while writing anything from emails to blogs. - Dashlane: Can never remember my passwords. - Pocket: Best way to not lose the articles I want to readlater. - Loom: Video version of "This meeting could've been an email". I love to quickly record screens and send it to my teammates. - Wappalyzer: When I want to know the tech stack on which a website is built ...