Hi everyone,
We have browsers that can run complex 3D applications, and we have advanced AI models that can reason through math equations. Yet, the default way we save and organize digital information especially video and social media content still feels like it's stuck in 2010.
Native browser bookmark managers still turn everything into a boring, plain-text list of URLs. Custom YouTube playlists hide visual previews and get chaotic the moment you hit over 50 videos.
Hi Product Hunt community! 👋
My co-founder and I built BookmarkAI because we were completely fed up with native YouTube playlists becoming chaotic messes, and generic bookmark apps stripping away visual context from video URLs.
We wanted a tool that is fast, keeps your dashboard clean with rich visual previews, and respects user privacy above all else.
We are bootstrapping this from Vietnam, and this MVP is completely free for everyone globally to use. We would absolutely love to hear your honest feedback on our extension workflow and onboarding experience. What feature should we add next for social media content?
Main feature:
+ Auto bookmarking(currently youtube)
+ Auto tagged
+ AI Search for your bookmark
Honestly the semantic search is what sold me, I just typed "that productivity video with the whiteboard guy" and it actually found it. Way better than scrolling through my old youtube history.
@vedat02opThanks Vedat! That's exactly the exact problem I built this to solve. Just curious did you run into any issues cloning the repo and setting up the local environment to index your YouTube links, or did the manual installation go smoothly for you?
honestly the semantic search is pretty clutch, I searched "video about pricing strategy" and it pulled up something I bookmarked weeks ago with a totally different title. tagging being automatic is kind of the only way I'd actually use a tool like this
@ksuyak85388 Appreciate the support. Let me know if the Ai search manages to dig up that whiteboard guy video for you once you save your links. :)
The semantic search actually works surprisingly well, found a video I saved months ago just by describing what it covered. Wish the Chrome extension was a bit snappier on slow pages though.
@zehra1084049 Thank you, let me know if you need any support