Lazy

A capture tool for knowledge.

4.5•59 reviews•

2.8K followers

A capture tool for knowledge.

4.5•59 reviews•

2.8K followers

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Context switching is poison for productivity. When you get that brilliant idea or see something inspiring, you should be able to take smart notes without switching app or tabs. That’s Lazy. One ⌘ shortcut to capture anywhere. Sign up to our waitlist at lazy.so!

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Lazy 2.0 One shortcut to capture & chat with your notes, everywhere

Launched on July 2nd, 2025

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Launched on July 26th, 2023

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4.5

Based on 59 reviews

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Lazy is praised for its intuitive design and ability to capture ideas seamlessly with a single shortcut, enhancing productivity by minimizing context switching. Users appreciate its integration with knowledge bases, making it a comprehensive tool for managing information. However, some users express frustration over long waitlists and lack of updates. The app's potential is noted, with users excited about future AI features. Despite some criticisms, Lazy is seen as a valuable tool for note-taking and productivity, with a responsive development team committed to improvement.

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Pros

capture tool (14)

keyboard shortcuts (7)

seamless capture functionality (7)

AI integration (5)

community engagement (3)

context aware (3)

knowledge base integration (3)

responsive developer team (3)

contextual note taking (2)

fast performance (2)

Cons

waitlist issues (5)

limited integrations (2)

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Cons

Reviews

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Joshua Galan

•3 reviews

I'm not sure where all these reviews are coming from. The founder of this app has not launched this app publicly and has parked many people (myself included) on a perpetual waitlist for nearly a year now. The videos and marketing content looks fantastic, but I think it's disingenuous to showboat so much of this app's potential without providing access to users who want to test drive it themselves. I'm more than happy to update my review if I'm able to legitimate try it.

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2yr ago

Dominik Filliger

•1 review

This artificial stretching just seems so stupid to me. I see that hype is important, but putting people on a waitlist for months without even providing info or insight on how it is going just gives off the vibe that the product is not as great as the marketing team. Would be cool to test it, but given the current practices it will most likely be closed down anyway and if I can't smoothly integrate my Obsidian PKM this won't be my product anyway.

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2yr ago