Markbook

Collect, search and organize social content – seamlessly

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Collect, search and organize social content – seamlessly

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Launch tags:Web App•Social Media•Tech

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Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentIsolated compute, persistent state and a real filesystem

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Love how easily you get an overview of your stars! Just curious, are you planning to support other platforms and media sources too?

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11yr ago

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Maker

@kayvink Thanks Kay. What websites are you missing right now? The more long-term plan is to open up the API, allow developers to support any website they wish by publishing their snippet for the entire community to use.

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11yr ago

VEED

@dnmjd @kayvink It'd be amazing if you'd open up the API. For instance tools like Revue (I'm talking to you @mdekuijper) http://www.producthunt.com/tech/..., could use your API to create a weekly digest of everything you've "markbooked".

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11yr ago

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Maker

@samuelbeek @kayvink Great thinking Sam!

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11yr ago

@dnmjd @kayvink @samuelbeek I'd love to integrate this! Let me know when you guys have an API available (and authentication with oAuth)!

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11yr ago

24Sessions

This is going to simplify things from now on! One thought, do you guys have thought about organizing all the likes through different sorts (social platform, dates, categories?) I mean, it would be easy to go back and search for it. I'm going to test this later, nice work!

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11yr ago

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Maker

@rutgerteunissen Thanks for the feedback Rutger – filter options is definitely high on my todo list. Looking forward having you as a user :)

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11yr ago

Raycast

This is great — and wish it just integrated w/ Chrome Bookmarks, so I could use native web controls (favorites, upvotes, etc) to create Chrome Bookmarks, organized by source (so I wouldn't need to visit each service to see these links). Kind of reminds me of a Gimme Bar, but with less effort!

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11yr ago

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Maker

@chrismessina Very interesting take – thanks for that Chris. Going to look into this.

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11yr ago

Raycast

@dnmjd especially w/ the new Chrome Bookmarks experience (extension), this would be an awesome way to feed stuff into my bookmarks. FWIW, this is related to an idea I designed for Flock called Breadcrumbs, a web browser circa 2007.

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11yr ago

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Maker

@chrismessina 2007.. way ahead of the game :) Chrome Bookmarks is quite amazing – wasn't aware of it, so thanks for that. Based on the feedback I have received so far, I'm aiming to open up the API next so that getting bookmark data in and out (to Chrome Bookmarks in this case) is more flexible. Any thoughts on this direction?

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11yr ago

Raycast

@dnmjd what do you need!

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11yr ago

Raycast

Err, "?"

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11yr ago

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Hunter

Cool tool made by my buddy @dnmjd! With Marbook you can collect your favorites, upvotes and stars from Twitter, Product Hunt, HackerNews, Github and Medium. Super cool!

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11yr ago

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Maker

Thanks @bramk for posting! Markbook collects your favorites, upvotes and stars from Twitter, Product Hunt, HackerNews, Github and Medium – so you can organize and search it. It's a new way of social bookmarking as it runs in the background and doesn’t need you to manually add things you want saved. But instead, it integrates with existing social buttons you already use (like favoriting on Twitter, upvoting Product Hunt etc). The integration happens completely on the client-side, so you aren't bothered with connecting all your social accounts. Just install the Chrome extension and you’re good to go! (Safari extension coming soon) Some background information: I mostly favorite things as a way to bookmark but went through quite a struggle every time I wanted to find something back. So I built an early version of Markbook purely to meet this need. Today, I thought I’d share it with you the v1 I have been working on the past few weeks on the side. Give it a try and let me know what you think! Hopefully you have some feedback on how you’d use it and what features you really need next :)

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11yr ago

Vound

This looks pretty simple, been looking for a way to "save" articles to read later in a way that doesn't interfere much with what's I'm doing on screen. I'm so checking this out :)

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11yr ago

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Maker

@iangelidaki Great to hear Ioanna – exactly what I was struggling with, too. Look forward to have you as a user!

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11yr ago

UbiMeet

Love this! I used to be a big fan of delicious to track articles to read /refer back to later but management has become too much. Markbook looks like it can help! I do echo peoples questions about categories for easy retrieval later. Great job!

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11yr ago

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Maker

@afhill Thanks so much Andrea. Categories is high on the to do list :) Make sure to leave your email after signing in with Twitter to get notified of product updates!

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