You save things all the time. You can never find them again. Omniteca fixes that. Share a link from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, or Google Maps β AI extracts what it's actually about and files it automatically. Recipes get ingredients, nutrition and method. Places get details, opening hours and a map pin. Movies/series get genre, cast, director, and where to stream. Products get details, price and a buy link. Free forever. Available on iOS, Android, Chrome, and web.
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Hey PH! π I built Omniteca because I was drowning in saved TikToks, screenshots, and DMs to myself that I'd never find again.
The problem isn't saving β it's that nothing understands what you saved. A bookmark manager stores a URL. Omniteca reads the actual content and pulls out the structured data: ingredients, places, songs, products.
Would love your feedback β especially on which categories feel most useful to you. What do you save most that you can never find?
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The TikTok recipe filing actually pulled ingredients and steps without me touching anything, which felt kind of magic. Wish the chrome extension surfaced a bit faster on first install but otherwise solid.
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@bedirhanmukcΒ Thanks Bedirhan! Glad the TikTok recipe extraction landed well β that's honestly one of the trickiest pipelines to get right (ingredients buried in captions vs. spoken in the video vs. text overlays), so good to hear it worked seamlessly for you.
Good callout on the first-install lag β that's on our radar. Appreciate you flagging it π
The TikTok recipe filing actually pulled ingredients and steps without me touching anything, which felt kind of magic. Wish the chrome extension surfaced a bit faster on first install but otherwise solid.
@bedirhanmukcΒ Thanks Bedirhan! Glad the TikTok recipe extraction landed well β that's honestly one of the trickiest pipelines to get right (ingredients buried in captions vs. spoken in the video vs. text overlays), so good to hear it worked seamlessly for you.
Good callout on the first-install lag β that's on our radar. Appreciate you flagging it π