Tyles

👋 Hey PH community :) I'd love to introduce you to my project Tyles – an AI-driven note app that magically sorts your knowledge. 🌐 With Tyles, you can effortlessly extract valuable insights from anywhere, whether it's online content, PDF documents, or even applications in one click. No more manual data entry or endless copy-pasting into your note app. 🧠 But here's where it gets even better! Powered by advanced AI technology, Tyles automatically organizes your findings. It's like having a personal assistant who can instantly analyze and categorize information for you. 📝 Utilize those insightful highlights to generate outputs like articles, reports, or compelling storylines in record time. Tyles streamlines the entire research process, allowing you to focus on creativity rather than tedious tasks. Imagine how much time and effort you'll save, enabling you to achieve your goals faster and stay ahead of the competition. I'm excited to hear what you. You can try out Tyles 7 days for free :) 👉 USE THE INVITE CODE: TylesBeta_k2rUN 👈

that's really what I want! I like to read long articles and I used to copy and paste valuable info to notion, but the process is boring. This seems really good. Does it works as a chrome extension?

Looks super easy and slick! I'm not sure I'd be ready to drop my current note tracking tool (notion) for yet another place to consult notes (add Pocket and kindle highlights to that). But your clipping and searching system seems much better than notion's. Good job!

This is amazing.it makes it easier to get information from anywhere

Congratulations on the launch of Tyles! 🎉👏 This app sounds absolutely incredible and game-changing. Curious though, does it support any collaboration features? I'm curious to know: I think it would be fantastic to collaborate with others and share our findings seamlessly.

Very powerful idea! The ability to extract text fragments and utilize them as building blocks or bite-sized components on the go is truly helpful. I often find myself jotting down quick notes on Slack (to myself) to store short snippets of information or while composing messages, and sometimes it's just a mess of unstructured/random content. Incorporating this approach into our creative process as writers, designers, or product teams can truly make a difference. Any plans for the future? Congrats on the launch! 🎉

Congrats on the launch. Just tried it, this is something that I was looking for. Have been using Obsidian till now, will be evaluating this for few days, let's see how it goes.