Recall
AI gave everyone the same brain, Recall gives AI yours.
4.7•42 reviews•6.2K followers
AI gave everyone the same brain, Recall gives AI yours.
4.7•42 reviews•6.2K followers
Recall is a self-organizing AI knowledge base that saves, summarizes, organizes, and lets you chat with your content: articles, YouTube videos, podcasts, PDFs, and notes. Get answers from your own knowledge, the web, or both, using ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. Related ideas auto-connect in a knowledge graph, and spaced repetition quizzes lock in long-term memory. Used by 500,000+ people, available on web, iOS, Android, Chrome, and Firefox. Recall turns your knowledge into your edge.
Products used by Recall
Explore the tech stack and tools that power Recall. See what products Recall uses for development, design, marketing, analytics, and more.
Productivity 5
Productivity 5
KapwingContent creation made easy, accessible, and collaborative
3.1 (30 reviews)
Kapwing is great for beginners to video editing. It makes things pretty easy and has a lot of assets to choose from. Although I did run into a few bugs, I was still happy with the result!
CannyBuild better products with customer feedback
4.9 (17 reviews)
Using Canny to manage our roadmap and feature requests has been fundamental to this launch. It's what's enabled us to understand what customers want, even if they were things that we, in a unanimous way. For example, we were unsure if API was something we were going to build, but the community spoke and it was a no-brainer.
Here’s how we continue to leverage Canny to build better products:
Users Drive Our Roadmap: Every feature request funnels through Canny, where our engaged community actively upvotes the ideas they care about. This democratic process helps us prioritize the features that will deliver the biggest impact.
User Insights Shape Development: Before writing a single line of code, we dive back into Canny to read user comments and gather context. We often follow up directly with requesters or top voters to clarify edge cases and uncover deeper insights that influence our solutions.
Transparent Changelog: We document every Recall update in our public changelog on Canny, keeping our community informed and connected to what’s improved—and what’s coming next.
Pro tip: If you’re using Canny, tag feedback by customer persona or use case early on. It makes spotting trends easier and helps tailor your communication.
We also evaluated tools like Trello, Notion, and Productboard, but found Canny hit the perfect balance for our early-stage startup: lightweight, community-friendly, and laser-focused on feedback-driven roadmaps.
If you want to build a truly customer-centric product, whether you’re just starting out or already established, we highly recommend giving Canny a try.
LoomEasily record and share videos
4.8 (160 reviews)
Loom was a game-changer for us when working with multiple agencies spread across different timezones during our projects. Instead of scheduling endless calls or juggling calendars, we recorded clear, concise video updates and walkthroughs that agencies could watch on their own time. This asynchronous communication saved everyone hours and kept feedback loops moving smoothly.
Using Loom allowed us to explain design decisions, demonstrate workflows, and highlight key points visually—something that’s often lost in emails or chat messages.
If you’re managing cross-timezone teams or external partners, Loom is an essential tool to keep communication transparent and efficient without the headache of constant live meetings. (I also love that you get notified when someone watches your video so you have full transparency into how things are moving)
Screen StudioBeautiful screen recordings in minutes
4.9 (177 reviews)
This is another one I highly recommend for any founder with a small team. You can make high-quality videos by yourself, and just learning their quick shortcuts (like how to go into full-screen mode or adjust your camera layout) has been amazing. Have is to enable real-time commentary so you can better collaborate.
FigmaThe collaborative interface design tool
4.9 (1.5K reviews)
Getting good at Figma has been one of the most handy things I learnt for this launch. It saved the day when we needed to adjust our images in the last hour of submission. If you're a founder with a small team who needs to be hands-on, I highly recommend just learning some basic skills in Figma.
Design & Creative 1
Design & Creative 1
CapCutAll-in-one video editing app for creating TikTok videos
4.3 (40 reviews)
We record in Screen-Studio and edit in CapCut—our go-to combo for creating quick, polished content.
CapCut is incredibly intuitive and beginner-friendly, yet packed with enough features to make your videos look professional. From auto-captions and transitions to sound effects and motion presets, it’s got everything you need to produce high-quality edits without the steep learning curve.
Tip: Use CapCut’s auto-caption and AI-based background remover to save time on common editing tasks—especially useful for social-first content like launch videos, tutorials, and product demos.
We explored other options like Premiere Pro and Descript. (Descript has great voice editing!) While those tools offer deeper customization, CapCut hit the sweet spot for speed, ease of use, and quality—especially for lean teams or startups creating content regularly.
If you want to produce great-looking videos without spending hours editing, give CapCut a shot. It’s free, fast, and surprisingly powerful.
Social & Community 1
Social & Community 1
DiscordA platform to talk and hang out
4.7 (135 reviews)
I can't emphasize enough how critical our Discord community is to us. It's the place we go to for quick feedback, to celebrate our big launches, and to bug bash. I am so grateful for Discord as a platform, but also to our community. Join us: https://discord.gg/BSYrT3UeGR
Finance 1
Finance 1
StripeFinancial infrastructure for the internet
4.9 (456 reviews)
Stripe sigma has been a new addition - love the detailed queries and the AI assisted queries ( I think its better then most analytics tools AI)
and they have has been a seamless, reliable partner for handling payments at Recall. Its developer-friendly API and comprehensive documentation made integration straightforward, saving us time and headaches. Whether we’re processing subscriptions, one-time payments, or refunds, Stripe handles it smoothly and securely.
The dashboard is intuitive and provides detailed insights into transactions, customers, and revenue trends—helping us keep a clear pulse on our business. For detailed analysis - bulk exporting CSVs is easy and fast - so I can always get into more detail when needed.
Engineering & Development 1
Engineering & Development 1
CursorAI coding agent
5.0 (894 reviews)
We’ve fully integrated Cursor into our dev workflow- it's an insane productivity enhancer when it comes to writing, debugging, and understanding code faster.
Before Cursor, we tried tools like GitHub Copilot and a few others. Copilot was helpful for autocomplete, but Cursor feels more like a full assistant—understanding broader context, offering file-aware suggestions, and supporting full conversation threads tied to your actual code.
If you’re building fast and want to stay in flow, we can’t recommend Cursor enough. It’s a superpower for any developer. Amazing work by the small and mighty cursor team.