Scroll insights other curious people are saving from podcasts, YouTube videos, and articles. Every card credits its source. Save your own from any app, follow people worth your time, and go deeper on any card in an AI chat.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Michael, the founder of Korva.
I built Korva because I listen to two or three hours of podcasts and YouTube a day, and I forget almost everything immediately. Even while listening I think, I hope I remember this, because it would be useful to me. Then I forget it a minute or two later. Remembering what I found interesting and useful meant being the one taking notes, and nobody wants to do that, myself included. Wanting to remember these insights is why I started.
Korva rescues the insights lost in long-form content. Open it and you can scroll insights from the podcasts, videos, and articles other curious people added. Each card takes a few seconds to read, links back to its source, and turns into a chat when you want to go deeper. When you share a link from any app, your save joins the feed too.
Think Pinterest, but for insights instead of images. Most people browse. Some people pin. Both get something out of it.
I'm not trying to get anyone to stop scrolling. I'd rather the scroll leave something behind. If people remembered more of what they learn, the connections that come from that would make their lives better in ways nobody can measure. That's why this exists.
Try it, and tell me two things:
1. Did any card make you want to send it to someone?
2. Did you go deeper on one?
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Love the idea of following people worth your time and crediting sources properly. One thing that would help me personally is a quick export option so I can send a stack of saved cards to Notion or Readwise, instead of just chatting with them in the app. That would make it way easier to actually revisit the stuff I save.
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@ulysses_fang Efim, good idea, I'll keep it in mind. If I do build it, what format would actually be useful to you, JSON or something else?
Also, chatting isn't the only way to revisit. There's a Collection page that resurfaces the insights you've saved, for exactly this purpose of remembering them. It didn't make the screenshots, but it's in the app.
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Finally something that makes me feel less guilty about saving random podcast quotes and never returning to them. The source credits on every card are a really nice touch, makes it feel trustworthy right away.
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@ezra_blackwood Thanks Ezra. That guilt is exactly where this started, I had years of saved quotes and screenshots I never opened again. And glad the source credits land, that was a rule from day one: every card links back to where it came from, always. Curious what the first thing you saved was.
Love the idea of following people worth your time and crediting sources properly. One thing that would help me personally is a quick export option so I can send a stack of saved cards to Notion or Readwise, instead of just chatting with them in the app. That would make it way easier to actually revisit the stuff I save.
@ulysses_fang Efim, good idea, I'll keep it in mind. If I do build it, what format would actually be useful to you, JSON or something else?
Also, chatting isn't the only way to revisit. There's a Collection page that resurfaces the insights you've saved, for exactly this purpose of remembering them. It didn't make the screenshots, but it's in the app.
Finally something that makes me feel less guilty about saving random podcast quotes and never returning to them. The source credits on every card are a really nice touch, makes it feel trustworthy right away.
@ezra_blackwood Thanks Ezra. That guilt is exactly where this started, I had years of saved quotes and screenshots I never opened again. And glad the source credits land, that was a rule from day one: every card links back to where it came from, always. Curious what the first thing you saved was.