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4.8
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Reviewers mostly see Heyday as a practical research and memory tool that helps them resurface browsing history, organize scattered notes and tabs, and quickly find information later. Several say it fits easily into existing workflows and supports meeting prep, coaching follow-ups, and writing from saved material, with the write feature standing out for turning notes and emails into useful drafts. The main criticism is reliability at the start: one reviewer says they could not get past the login page, limiting use despite strong interest.
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I used Heyday for months. The team doesn't seem to care about product feedback and the search interface has stagnated and extension has become more annoying (highlighting keywords).
I love the idea behind it, though.
I really liked using the product, which has been super handy in organizing thoughts and insights from the clickholes I tend to get in every day. I'm hoping this keeps my multitude of tabs at bay.
Unfortunately I'm not able to take full advantage of Heydays capability in terms of meeting prep and summarization, but I was amazed by the "write" feature where it scans your notes, documents and even email to generate writing content for you based on your prompt. I usually gather a lot of content and highlights that gets synced to my notes, but I have trouble getting back to it and aggregating it to form an opinion on a specific topic. In seconds, Heyday was able to generate a content piece based on my curated content (event newsletters in email!). I would still want to curate it in a way, but having this work done beforehand is magical. Leaving 5/5 for this feature.
Heyday is the product I wish I could have created. I have long-sought a tool to effeciently capture the various topics I am researching. Other note-taking tools require a lot of effort (tags, manually adding notes or clips, copy-pasting URLs, etc). Heyday just works. It passively collects and organizes the topics I am researching so I can quickly go back and find what I need, when I need it.
I highly recommend it for anyone who has 100+ browser tabs open, is drowning in sticky notes (digital or otherwise), or needs to keep track of research information over time.
HeyDay is just getting started! They have created the foundation of a great product. I can't wait to see where this goes. It's easy to implement in the workflows we currently have and allows us to find information quickly when looking for it throughout a crazy day.
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easy to use (1)productivity enhancement (4)seamless integration (1)
Been using this for a few months and I love it!! I always have 100 chrome tabs open and now I can actually close them all and Heyday will remember/organize them for me! It’s a really powerful research tool. Can’t wait to see what features they launch next.
Great product! It's a fantastic support to coaching conversations both to remember what was said during the call and to prepare for the next conversation. I love that they ship things fast and am excited to try out their new personal AI assistant.