Show HN: A tool to help you remember shit you are interested in
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#42Re: Show HN: A tool to help you remember shit you are interested in
#43I want a browser extension to "send to recall"
It could save me to have 100 tabs saved by groups of interest...
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#44Re: Show HN: A tool to help you remember shit you are interested in
#45I have a need for this and basically use Pinboard and Notational Velocity to satisfy it. For me to switch to your product, which looks nice and well conceived by the way, I would have to see the time investment and value as worthwhile. Maybe it's having been burned too often by services that I pay for but still fail, but I'd only make the effort if it was independent of your continued operation as a business. If it w…
If you could export all your data to markdown files would that ease your hesitation?
Re: Show HN: A tool to help you remember shit you are interested in
#46Nice stuff. I want a browser extension to "send to recall" It could save me to have 100 tabs saved by groups of interest...
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#47That's a beautiful branding. The UX seems to be very intuitive. I would love to try it without registration. Since you store the data in the browser, have you considered offering a fully offline version that doesn't need registration for users to get hooked? I would like to postpone syncing until the data becomes valuable. To me, it would also be important that the data is stored in an encrypted form on the server an…
Unfortunately I would have to redo my syncing if the content on the server was encrypted which I don't plan to do anytime soon.
The social idea is great.
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#48Re: Show HN: A tool to help you remember shit you are interested in
#49Can you perhaps sell this as an automated/smart Obsidian? Personal knowledge bases are all the rage now, see a recent discussion of Obsidian 1.0.
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#50I'm not giving my data to some random small startup.