Turn your Raindrop.io bookmarks into daily discoveries. Each day, we randomly pick forgotten gems and send concise summaries straight to your inbox. In an age where AI can answer anything, rediscover the value in what your past self chose to save. No setup needed β just connect and start rediscovering valuable content. Free to start.
Hi everyone! I'm the developer behind Dewdrop π
As a heavy Raindrop.io user myself, I found myself with 5000+ bookmarks but barely using 90% of them.
I realized I was bookmarking articles thinking "This looks interesting!" or "I'll read this later," but ended up forgetting about most of them. The really valuable content I wanted to revisit would just get buried and forgotten. This waste of curated knowledge frustrated me and inspired me to create Dewdrop.
Currently completely free to use. We plan to introduce premium features for sustainability, but the core functionality will always be free.
Fellow Raindrop.io users - would love to hear your thoughts! Questions and feedback are very welcome π
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@fujino Love the idea, bookmark overload is real.
Quick question: when new users land on Dewdrop, whatβs the one outcome you most want them to experience in their first week?
In the first week, I hope users have at least one βoh right, I saved thisβ moment β that quiet rediscovery is the core of Dewdrop.
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@fujino That makes sense. A lot of tools nail the feature but lose users before the habit forms.
Are you currently guiding users toward that first βahaβ moment, or letting them explore freely?
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@fujino Thatβs insightful.
I have a quick onboarding idea related to making sure everyone sees that first signal early is there a good place to share it?
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How does the algorithm choose which bookmark to show ?
For now, summaries are sent via email only β intentionally simple and low-noise.
Other channels may come later depending on feedback.
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Sounds pretty cool! I just got one question:
when a bookmarked page is not public (for example internal Notion doc), is your product able to create summary for such page?
the concept of concise summaries for forgotten bookmarks is a massive friction reducer. does the random picker allow for tag filtering, or is it a complete shuffle of my whole library?
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Great concept. Grouping the bookmarks would be cool to show bookmarks based on current interests or suggest saved bookmarks to show based on the most recent bookmarks.
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Hi everyone! I'm the developer behind Dewdrop π
As a heavy Raindrop.io user myself, I found myself with 5000+ bookmarks but barely using 90% of them.
I realized I was bookmarking articles thinking "This looks interesting!" or "I'll read this later," but ended up forgetting about most of them. The really valuable content I wanted to revisit would just get buried and forgotten. This waste of curated knowledge frustrated me and inspired me to create Dewdrop.
**What makes Dewdrop special:**
β¨ **Fully Automated** - Connect once, rediscover forgotten gems daily
β¨ **Random Selection** - Complete shuffle for unexpected rediscovery
β¨ **Completely Free** - Core features remain free forever
Currently completely free to use. We plan to introduce premium features for sustainability, but the core functionality will always be free.
Fellow Raindrop.io users - would love to hear your thoughts! Questions and feedback are very welcome π
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@revenue_opsΒ
Thanks! Bookmark overload is definitely real.
In the first week, I hope users have at least one βoh right, I saved thisβ moment β that quiet rediscovery is the core of Dewdrop.
How does the algorithm choose which bookmark to show ?
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@eren_kiratliΒ
Good question!
Itβs a simple random pick from your bookmarks β intentionally minimal to keep rediscovery friction-free.
Congrats on the launch. Will summarization notification be sent through mail only or other channel as well.
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@jeetendra_kumar2Β
Thanks!
For now, summaries are sent via email only β intentionally simple and low-noise.
Other channels may come later depending on feedback.
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@jakub_nerΒ
Good question!
As long as the link is saved in Raindrop.io and viewable there, Dewdrop can pick it up β even private ones.
And just to clarify, the βsummaryβ is a list of resurfaced Raindrop.io bookmarks; Dewdrop does not visit or summarize the page content itself.
the concept of concise summaries for forgotten bookmarks is a massive friction reducer. does the random picker allow for tag filtering, or is it a complete shuffle of my whole library?
Great concept. Grouping the bookmarks would be cool to show bookmarks based on current interests or suggest saved bookmarks to show based on the most recent bookmarks.
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@greg_w_auΒ
Thanks for the idea!
Appreciate you sharing your thoughts.
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This is going to be live-saving for me !
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@hanna_zΒ
That means a lot β thank you! π
Really hope Dewdrop becomes a small but helpful part of your daily rediscovery.