You put bookmarks into folders and subfolders, and after that, you will probably never use them again. Our mind has a more efficient way of collecting information. When you need info back, think about it, and that's it - memory is back on the top of your hand.

Hello Makers! Collecting browser bookmarks for me is a hideous task. I put them in one of twenty folders (with subfolders) to only find them during cleaning 3 years later. That's why I created Brain3k primarily for myself. With Brain3k, you can use the share screen (on mobile and desktop) to quickly add the URL to the app. The URL is next analyzed, and a preview image is prepared. When you need to find it, type any related word. The app checks keywords, titles, descriptions, and more to provide you with a correct result. And bookmarks are just the beginning. I plan to add different data types in the future, starting with images. Brain3k is not the app for everyone. You may find a directories system more beneficial, but I encourage you to try. One hundred memories are always free, so you will be able to check the benefits yourself.

I think it's a great concept, do you have an Android o web version planned?

@jorge_sosadiaz Thank you. I don’t have a plan for an Android or web version in the near future. I like the model of Tweetbot or Things, where they only support Apple devices, but I’m not saying never. For the nearest future, I want to display a content summary for web links, improve user tags with suggestions, and add photos and images to the app (of course, they have to be analyzed).

Brain3k

Collect memories instead of bookmarks

Collect memories instead of bookmarks

Brain3k

Collect memories instead of bookmarks

Collect memories instead of bookmarks

Do you use Brain3k?

Do you use Brain3k?

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