Hey Product Hunt! I'm Tom, the developer behind VNotes AI. This is our soft launch — the product is live and working, but I'm still actively building and improving based on real user feedback. Your input today will directly shape what comes next. Why I built this I work in IT and I read a lot — technical docs, articles, tutorials, industry reports. For years, my workflow looked like this: find something useful on the web, bookmark it. Download a PDF, save it to a local folder. Repeat hundreds of times. The result? Thousands of bookmarks I never revisited and folders full of PDFs I forgot I had. When I actually needed something, I'd spend ages digging through pages trying to find the right document. And even when I found it, I'd have to re-read the whole thing just to get the one piece of information I needed. I kept thinking — there has to be a faster way to find what I've already saved, get the key information without reading every page, and turn all of this into real, usable knowledge instead of just a pile of files collecting dust. I couldn't find a tool that did this well. So I built one. How it evolved It started as a simple Chrome extension to save web content in one place. But I quickly realized saving isn't the hard part — finding and actually using what you saved is. So I added AI that reads your content, organizes it automatically, and lets you search everything in plain language. From there, it kept growing based on what I personally needed: an AI reading assistant like having an expert sitting next to you while you read, helping you understand complex topics, answering your questions about the document, and explaining things in plain language, a Q&A feature that answers questions from your own saved content, and a document generator that turns scattered notes and saved research into clear, structured document you can share and act on. What began as "I need a better way to find my stuff" became a full AI knowledge assistant. This is a soft launch — the core features are ready but there's a lot more on the roadmap. I'm looking for early users who deal with information overload daily and want a smarter way to manage what they know. Your feedback and ideas will help shape the direction of VNotes AI. 🎁 Special offer for the Product Hunt community — the first 100 users who sign up will receive 100 free AI credits to use across all AI features: read assistant, Q&A, document generation, and more. No credit card required. What's your biggest struggle with managing information? I'd love to hear — and happy to answer any questions!

VNotes AI

Turn information overload into organized intelligence

Turn information overload into organized intelligence