Navigating social media these days feels like walking through a maze of fakes and scams, where every other profile seems just a little too good—or sketchy—to be real. We've all been there: wondering if that DM from a "brand" is legit, or if you're about to get catfished by a celebrity imposter.
That’s where NotCommon steps in. It’s a free browser extension that acts like your personal online bodyguard, instantly verifying websites and social profiles while you browse. Spotting the real accounts has never been easier—just look for the green checkmark. It works across major platforms like Instagram and Twitter, and yes, even in your DMs, so you can stop second-guessing and start scrolling with confidence.
Here’s the thing: NotCommon is super simple. Once it’s installed, it’s out of your way, quietly checking every profile and website you visit, keeping you safe from impersonators without you even having to think about it. It’s like having a digital truth detector running in the background.
In today's fast-paced world, keeping our thoughts organized can be a real challenge. That's where NodeLand comes in—a platform that reshapes the way we take notes by seamlessly blending mind-mapping and note-taking. It helps you capture and connect ideas, turning every note into part of a dynamic, visual map.
Created by Gabriel Xará, NodeLand offers a fresh approach to organizing information. Instead of letting your thoughts get lost in linear, static notes, NodeLand allows them to flow freely into vibrant mind maps. This mirrors how our brains naturally work, creating a web of interconnected ideas that makes understanding and remembering information much easier.
One of the standout features of NodeLand is its AI assistant. Imagine you're studying for an exam or preparing for an important project. Instead of sifting through piles of notes, you ask your AI assistant to create a concept map on your topic. In moments, you have a clear, organized visual of everything you need to know. It's