Do I need to be techy to use this?
No. Paste a link. That’s it. There’s nothing to set up and
nothing to sort.
Do I have to sort links into folders or add tags?
No. You just paste the link. A title, a note and tags are all
optional.
What if I only remember a word from the page?
That’s the idea. When the page can be read, its words are saved
too, so you can search them later. The word has to actually be
on the page.
Will it understand a different word that means the same thing?
No. It matches words, not meaning. “Laziness” won’t find a page
that says “procrastinate”. Card No. 05 shows this. Try a
word the page would use, or add a short note in your own words
when you save.
Can it find a video by something someone said in it?
No. What people say in a video isn’t searched. The words on the
video’s page are, plus your note. Add a few words about the bit
you liked. Try “socks” in the sample search.
What if a page can’t be read?
Some sites block it.
The link is still saved. Add a title or a note
so you can find it later. Try “birthday” in the sample search.
Can I bring in my old bookmarks?
Not in the first version. There’s no import from your browser or
other apps. It’s for new links you paste.
Is there a phone app, a browser button or a share button?
Not yet. It’s a website that works on your phone and your
computer. Copy the link, open the site, paste it.
Will it pull in what I saved on Instagram, YouTube or Reddit?
No. It won’t connect to those accounts. You can paste any of
those links yourself.
Does it keep a copy if a website disappears?
No. It keeps the link and the words it read, not a copy of the
page. If the site goes down, the link won’t open.
Is it out now? What will it cost?
It hasn’t launched yet. Pricing hasn’t been announced.