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Stacks - Your search co-pilot — Search your browser & social bookmarks
Stacks is your search co-pilot. It provides recommendations using the knowledge that is left hidden and forgotten in bookmarks, research notes, newsletters, and knowledge repositories across the platforms.
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@ena_gluhakovic yes, the bookmarks are sorted based on domain as well as intents such as something to read vs place to visit
@lightfield great question - shared folders and project based collections are already there. You can create shared workspaces and share links as well as collections.
We are able to import from Pocket using their HTML export file. But we’re now building a one click import, with Pocket, Evernote, Notion and Google Drive.
@bonvisions we maintain secure database and search servers. I used to work at a health tech company in the US and learnt lot about securing patient data. I tried to implement all my learnings here.
I hope more people check this so they save their bookmarks on the internet here
Hi Tanay, what an intriguing concept for enhancing productivity! It's fascinating how Stacks aims to transform the way we utilize our collected knowledge. I'm curious, does it integrate with most common bookmarking tools or browsers, or does it require a specific setup? Can't wait to see how it streamulates the search experience!
@alex_dulub we can import from pocket, raindrop and most browsers through their exported files. We are currently building integrations with Evernote, Notion and Google Drive to allow syncing as well as backup
Love the feature to recall bookmarks. A lot of important links get saved across browsers and platforms but to have them in one place that too segregated and get a reference to them while doing Google search is amazing. The search ecosystem has definitely something big coming up!! kudos
Wow, our team has always struggled with link sharing and some information sharing that is scattered in chat records! I really like the direction you are trying to take! However, when I tried it out, it seems that there is a bug with adding pages. After I added them, there was no response or error message.
My graveyard of bookmarks might just come alive with this. Looks awesome! Thanks for launching this Tanay!
@millisen 70% of our users have at least imported from one social media platform, whether LinkedIn, Twitter, or Instagram.
Niceee. I used to bookmark anything and everting using notion and just simply add tag to it like "social media" "read later"
@akk_017 I hear the past tense in your comment :) What do you use now? 90% of people who bookmark links never open them again. What we believe is bookmarking is an important but rudimentary concept designed 20-30 years ago, it is time to move past bookmarks into a new age co-pilot that not just helps you save things but rather surfaces them time and again...
@tanaylakhani I use tool called https://mymind.com/, u can sure check them out its amazing the way handle it.
@zenda1122 Currently when you import or save Twitter, LinkedIn posts, etc, you can search those. We are working on bringing the full content of the page to the index. We eventually want to allow using LLM on top of the content you have for better search and answers.
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