Launching today

D.R.I.P.
Turn your saved content graveyard into PDFs you'll use
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Turn your saved content graveyard into PDFs you'll use
4 followers
Update: D.R.I.P. now runs on Windows and Linux too, not just macOS 🪟🐧 Same daily PDFs, same self-learning loop — now with a one-click installer for each OS and native scheduling (launchd / systemd / Task Scheduler). Already verified on real Windows and Linux machines. Anyone who's already bought it gets the update free.







Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built DRIP because my "saved" tab became a graveyard.
Across YouTube, X, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, and browser bookmarks, I had thousands of items I'd genuinely wanted to act on — recipes, workouts, strategy articles, podcast interviews — and watched maybe 5% of them. The volume itself made the whole pile feel dead.
So I built something that runs every morning while I sleep:
- Reads what I saved across all 7 platforms (subtitles first, never downloads the video file)
- Detects what each item actually IS — recipe, workout, podcast, strategy article
- Generates the right format: ingredient tables, exercise tables, podcast summaries
- Sorts everything into folders by topic
The bit I'm most proud of: a self-learning loop. I rate each PDF k (keep) or t (trash), and the AI derives one-line rules from my mistakes and injects them into the classifier as few-shot examples on the next run. Inspired by Karpathy's autoresearch loop.
Runs entirely on your machine with Ollama (free, fully local), or plug in Claude/GPT/Grok if you'd rather. As of v2 it runs on macOS, Windows, AND Linux — one installer per OS.
Looking for early users to rate what it generates — that's literally what makes it better. Would love your feedback.
Update: D.R.I.P. now runs on Windows and Linux too, not just macOS 🪟🐧
Same daily PDFs, same self-learning loop — now with a one-click installer for each OS and native scheduling (launchd / systemd / Task Scheduler). Already verified on real Windows and Linux machines.
Anyone who's already bought it gets the update free.