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Memento — Automatically categorize and organize your URLs using ML
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Memento uses powerful APIs to automatically categorize and organize your URLs so it's easy to search for them later on. Request access now!
Memento uses powerful APIs to automatically categorize and organize your URLs so it's easy to search for them later on. Request access now!
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Lauren Proctor
Love this and look forward to checking out Memento! Right now, to remember my Internet experience, I cobble together something sort of similar:
1. Bookmark links I want to save with reading.am
2. Export everything as a CSV.
3. Scrape the content from each link and try to separate commerce-related links from content-related links.
4. Use code libraries to grab general sentiment, cluster by topic, etc.
5. Overlay data from Apple Health.
6. Try to get insights like, "Wow. I was really into NFTs in February 2021." Or, "Oh gosh, when the shelter in place order started I stopped working out and started consuming a ton of negative content."
Memento feels like a more refined and beautiful version of this. Really excited to see how it works!
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@laurenproctor32 At its core, Memento is similar to what you described! Memento scrapes raw HTML contents of a URL and even analyzes images to categorize and tag them. These URLs can be categorized by date or by topic. Planning on adding more finite categorizations in the future!
@andres_kim Amazing product you have here, alot of potencial. Using it, Loving it, one quick thing, on the chrome extension, auto complete for previous saved categories, its a pain, when the cat is wrong, u have to go to the page, and copy paste previously used categories. Keep up the good work dude!
Can you give more technical details on how it works? Do you use something like pretrained topic model or what?
If I could use a tool to help me structure my "soon to read" content in a better way. Absolutely. Congrats with the launch, @andres_kim. This is my reality:
https://cln.sh/SiGnOV
https://cln.sh/Emc1OX
😅
@eivindhaa That was my reality as well! We are currently developing a feature that will allow you to import your Google Chrome bookmarks. Hopefully Memento helps you automatically organize them!
Hey there, interesting idea! How I do this process at the moment is that for the links that are especially noteworthy I put them into to-do like lists. So compared to this 'process' of mine, basically Memento would also categorize the link using ML, right? That would be the addition, or?
@dr_dani If you paste your noteworthy URLs into Memento, it'll automatically categorize and tag them. It currently doesn't support importing a long list of URLs from a file, but that is potentially something to add in the future!
@yizy Unfortunately, Memento currently doesn't integrate with third-party applications, but will definitely let you know if it does in the future!
In a world with overflowing amount of information, I wanted a service that would help me remember important articles, videos, and images as I explored the web. Not only that, I didn't want to worry about categorizing, tagging, and organizing that information myself. And that is why I built Memento!
@chrismessina Unfortunately, Memento currently doesn't integrate with third-party applications, but will definitely let you know if it does in the future!
Great Work! I always try to categories my bookmarks but at the and I usally saves them in one folder
@david_sipos That was me! That was the primary reason why I developed Memento :) I hope it can better organize your URLs.