Hey Product Hunt! I'm launching Kinen today, my read-later app built for people who actually want to learn from what they read. The problem I was obsessed with: I saved hundreds of articles, bookmarked dozens of videos, filed away PDFs, but rarely remembered any of it. My "read later" list became a graveyard of good intentions. I realized the bottleneck wasn't capturing, it was retention. So I built Kinen around one principle: what you remember matters more than what you save. Here's what makes it different: - AI that helps you think deeper: Summarize complex articles, get explanations of difficult concepts, ask questions about what you're reading, or search across your entire library with AI. - Spaced repetition built in: Memory Loop surfaces key ideas at the optimal time for long-term retention. The Daily Ritual makes review feel natural, not forced. - Intentionally calm: No unread counters. No inbox anxiety. Content naturally archives after engagement. Inspired by Japanese design principles of space and intention. - Capture anything: Articles, YouTube, tweets, PDFs. Browser extension for Chrome and Firefox. Clean content extraction. For the test, you can use the code PHLAUNCH50 for 50% off your first month of Premium. The free tier is genuinely useful: unlimited capture, highlights, notes, search, spaced repetition, and 20 AI credits. Premium unlocks unlimited AI and library-wide search. I wanted to build something really useful to me, and with my philosophy of minimalism and I hope you will like it as well. I'd love to hear what's the one feature that would make you switch from your current read-later app? Also, it's still in beta and it might have some bugs. You can reach out to me in the settings of the app or here if you face one. Thanks for checking it out !

Kinen

The read-later app that helps you actually remember

The read-later app that helps you actually remember