hey, i’m umar, and i built pano. the first thing i do when i walk into someone’s home is look at their books. it tells you so much about them. a bookshelf is an archive of the things that shape us. but i’m an internet kid, so my bookshelf has always lived online. the problem is that while the internet is amazing for discovery and sharing, it’s terrible at helping you keep the things you love and want to come back to. i got tired of the internet disappearing on me. i’d find something great, save it somewhere, and never see it again. browser bookmarks feel like a graveyard. saved posts feel like a black hole. i wanted something that felt more like a shelf — a place where you could actually see what you’d collected, find it again later, and share a whole collection with a single link. like sending someone your reading list, your research pile, or your “stuff i think is cool right now.” so i built pano. a few things i’m proud of: -simply, everything in one place -strong metadata extraction that natively handles youtube, github, reddit, substack, twitter, spotify, and more -a fast chrome extension that lets you save from any page in one click -a described "clean and sleek" design by early users -finally, an easy way to share links with others! i’d genuinely love your feedback. what would make you actually use something like this? what feels broken? what’s missing? panoit.com | it’s free

Pano

Your library of the internet

Your library of the internet