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Find things and let AI file them

Search for what you remember, not where you put it. AI tagging and meaning-based search are in beta and use your plan’s AI allowance.

What it does

  • AI adds tags and a short summary to links you save (beta). It works from the title and address, not by opening the page.
  • Links that have no summary yet, such as older imports, have a Summarize now item in the card menu. The summary appears in a few seconds and uses your plan’s AI allowance.
  • If a summary isn’t possible the card says why, for example that the page needs a login or that the AI service was busy.
  • Search finds links by meaning and by keywords together (beta). If meaning search is unavailable for a moment, keyword search still works.
  • Read later holds a link for 7 days. Open it and it leaves the queue. Unopened links are archived, never deleted. You can extend a link twice, and opt in to an email warning before expiry.
  • The dead-link checker finds pages that no longer load, and an opt-in weekly digest resurfaces what you saved.

How to use it

  1. Search. Use the search box or the command palette in the dashboard, or type bm then a space in Chrome’s address bar.
  2. Read later. Mark a link Read later when you save it, or add the word “later” as an email subject, or use /later in the Telegram bot.
  3. Tags. Edit tags on any link, or select many links and tag them together.

Privacy

  • Links you mark private are never summarised, never used in AI answers, and never included in shares or digests.

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