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Relic AI
Save links, PDFs and videos in one click, then ask them.
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Save links, PDFs and videos in one click, then ask them.
3 followers
You saved it somewhere. Relic AI helps you find it again. Save links, PDFs, YouTube videos, notes and open tabs in one click from Chrome, or import from Notion and Google Drive. Relic summarizes and tags every save, then answers your questions only from your Library, with numbered sources. If it isn’t in your saves, it says so. A weekly Digest brings back what’s worth reading next. Built by three founders who kept redoing research they’d already saved. Free during the beta.
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Hi everyone, I’m Imran, one of the three co-founders of Relic AI.
The three of us met at a Techstars Startup Weekend in Sarajevo. While working on our first idea, we kept hitting the same problem. We’d saved the right article, paper or video, but when we actually needed it we couldn’t find it, and ended up doing the research again. So we decided to build Relic.
The problem
Saving is easy: a bookmark, another open tab, one more video on Watch Later. Getting back to it is the hard part, like when you’re looking for that recipe you saved last month, or someone asks “do you have that link?” and you know you do, somewhere.
Bookmark tools store links but don’t understand them, note apps make you organize everything by hand, and general chatbots answer from the whole internet, not from what you collected.
What Relic does
Save links, PDFs, YouTube videos (with transcripts, for videos that have captions) and notes in one click from the Chrome extension, including your whole Watch Later playlist. You can also import your bookmarks, open tabs, Notion and Google Drive.
Every save gets a summary, key takeaways, a category and tags automatically, and you can edit all of them.
Ask Relic a question and it answers only from your Library, with numbered sources that link back to the saves it used. If something isn’t in your saves, it tells you.
Tidy up by asking. Chat can merge, rename and move categories, and it checks with you before bulk changes.
A weekly Digest picks the saves worth reading next.
Your Library stays yours. Export everything or delete your account at any time.
Fastest way to try it: import your browser bookmarks or your Watch Later playlist, then ask about something you saved months ago.
Where we are
We opened the free beta on October 12 with up to 300 saves a month and 50 chat messages a day. It’s a web app plus a Chrome extension for desktop.
Try it free at relic-app.com.
What would you use Relic for? Your answers will shape what we build next.