Zenfetch

Name: Zenfetch
Rating: 4.0 (3 reviews)

Turn notes and browser history into a personal AI

4.0•3 reviews•

365 followers

Turn notes and browser history into a personal AI

4.0•3 reviews•

365 followers

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Note and writing apps

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Knowledge base software

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Writing assistants

Zenfetch transforms your web content into an AI-powered personal search engine and assistant, making it easy to save and converse with your articles, videos, and PDFs.

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Launch tags:Browser Extensions•Productivity•Artificial Intelligence

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I love these kinds of tools! With Zenfetch, you can truly enjoy your work thanks to the AI-powered personal assistant. Congratulations guys on your launch!

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2yr ago

Zenfetch

Maker

@hai_ta1 Thank you!

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2yr ago

Just dove into Zenfetch, and wow, I'm impressed! 🌟 Gabe and Akash, you've truly created something unique for the digital age. Turning web content into an AI-powered personal search engine and assistant is brilliant. 🧠✨ At [OpenDigg](https://www.opendigg.com/), we're all about showcasing AI tools that enhance productivity and learning, making Zenfetch a perfect addition. The idea of saving, conversing with, and actually using the vast information we come across daily is a game-changer. No more "forget-it-forever" apps, just engaging, memorable interactions with our saved content. 🚀 Can't wait to feature Zenfetch on our platform and help our community discover this innovative approach to online knowledge management. Hats off to you for making learning and remembering as easy as chatting with a friend. 🎉👏 Happy Zenfetching!

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2yr ago

Zenfetch

Maker

@robert_ai Thanks Robert!

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2yr ago

I recently tried out the new AI-powered personal search engine and assistant ZenFetch. Transforming my web content into a searchable database I can easily converse with is appealing. However, I encountered some issues in my initial trials with the platform. Importing links into ZenFetch felt sluggish, taking 1-3 seconds per link. The user interface also felt unintuitive and buggy at times - the settings wheel would spin when I tried to update preferences, and chatting with my content resulted in similar lag and spinning. I noticed a lot of errors in the console, primarily related to OTS parsing failures. Considering other tools already offer similar functionality to organize and search my content, the issues I ran into with ZenFetch gave me pause. The subscription pricing also felt steep, given that this seems like an app still in its very early stages of development. There is promise in the core concept, but the execution still feels clunky. I'm providing this honest feedback with the hope that the developers can refine ZenFetch into a smoother, more robust platform. But as it currently stands, the bugs, lag, and unintuitive interface hampered my initial experience. I may revisit ZenFetch once some more kinks are worked out.

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2yr ago

Zenfetch

Maker

@anders_eilertsen Hey Anders, Already dropped a reply in the chrome extension review, though as mentioned earlier we received a huge spike in traffic from this launch which temporarily impacted our systems. We've since applied some remediations to make sure Zenfetch can adequately handle the influx. As for the importing, all the content snapshotting takes place in your browser. When there are 400+ bookmarks, it can take a while to load each of those pages in your browser and capture their content. Appreciate your understanding

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2yr ago

@gabe_villasana Hey there, I appreciate you taking the time to respond. In hindsight, I probably should have given ZenFetch more time to handle the initial traffic spike before leaving a review. I understand how a massive influx can impact systems. You also make a fair point about importing 400+ bookmarks - that's a ton of content for my browser to process, so some slowdown is reasonable. The average of 2-3 seconds per bookmark still felt sluggish, but I may have had unrealistic expectations. (And I was not aware of the traffic spike.) I'm unaware of the current traffic levels, but when auditing the dashboard page, I see the first contentful paint at around 6.3 seconds. Anyway, thanks again for the thoughtful response. I jumped the gun a bit on my review; I will continue using ZenFetch and observe its performance as improvements are made. I will actively use ZenFetch and update my review in a few days if I notice any significant improvements, which will be a more appropriate approach. I appreciate you rolling with the punches amidst the launch surge!

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2yr ago