ragobble
Hey HN! I recently created and launched ragobble! I made this out of a personal need to just dump links, videos, and files as I browse the web to be able to quickly summarize or pull certain information from long podcasts , articles, or books. I also wanted to be able to reference these collections of material later on after leaving the application. - Users can create Knowledge-Bases and upload various data types such as links to articles, YouTube videos, files, etc. - You can create multiple Knowledge-Bases and compartmentalize your data. - Users can then asks questions with AI utilizing…
ragobble launched on April 30, 2025 with 124 votes, #369 of 7,818 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
🚀 ragobble – AI-powered research & learning! Save, organize, and search articles, videos, PDFs, and files effortlessly. Upload any content and instantly find what you need with AI-powered search—no matter the length! Try it now 👉 www.ragobble.com
ragobble has stopped development and is now AskPics - Search Screenshots on iPhone.
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hey HN! I recently created and launched ragobble! I made this out of a personal need to just dump links, videos, and files as I browse the web to be able to quickly summarize or pull certain information from long podcasts , articles, or books. I also wanted to be able to reference these collections of material later…
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