Rekoll — Never Lose Track
Summarize and find every tab, without sending it anywhere
What it does
You don't have a tab problem. You have a "where did I read that" problem. A bookmark stores a URL. What you lost was the contents. Rekoll summarizes any article, PDF, video or doc on your own machine. The text never leaves your computer and it works with the network off. Every tab you save is auto-tagged into searchable collections, so what you read in March is findable in June. Free forever up to 100 items. Lifetime is $29 now, $49 later.
Rekoll summarizes what you read — articles, PDFs, Google Docs and Office files — on your own machine, and remembers every tab you meant to come back to. Free to install.
Rekoll summarizes what you are reading — an article, a PDF, a document — on your own machine, and remembers every tab you meant to come back to. Free and unmetered to summarize, with a library of 100. No account needed to start. You kept them open to come back. You never did, and closing them felt like losing something. A saved link tells you nothing about why you saved it or what was in it. You remember the idea. You do not remember the phrase it was written in. Open an article, a PDF, a Google Doc or an Office file, and click Rekoll. Nothing runs until you ask it to. The model runs inside your browser and returns the takeaway, key points and what it means — in the language the article was…from rekoll.krafts.ai
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