Sunchay
I love taking notes and capturing ideas wherever I can: Apple Notes, Chrome bookmarks, Twitter bookmarks, etc. But I could never find out what I had saved unless I remembered where I saved it. I wanted a tool that could not only help me capture ideas, but rediscover them later. That's why I decided to build Sunchay. The goal is to eventually have a system which understands the kind of ideas that I like to save, and formulates a graph of inter-related ideas that can be surfaced later. Almost like a distillation of coherent thoughts. I have this thought that I should be able to talk to my…
Sunchay launched on February 2, 2026 with 15 votes, #834 of 16,627 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
Sunchay is a calm place to save anything - links, files, notes, screenshots, voice memos - and actually find it later. You don’t need keywords; just describe what you remember and it shows up. Sunchay intelligently extracts metadata, connects related ideas together, and keeps everything organized without you needing to decide which note goes where. Use Ask Sunchay to search your saved knowledge like a conversation.
Sunchay is a memory you can text. Send links, screenshots, notes, and videos from WhatsApp or the browser. No folders, no filing. Ask in your own words and get it back.
Sunchay is a memory you can text. Send anything worth keeping from WhatsApp or your browser, then ask for it in your own words when you need it again. No-oven chocolate cake. Steams on the stovetop in 40 minutes. You remember it exists. You even remember how it looked. Where it went is another matter. Every app that promised to help asked you to file things first. Does a salary slip belong to finance, to work, or to the bank? Filing is a chore, and chores get abandoned. Sunchay never asks where anything should go. Saving takes one gesture, and finding takes nothing more than the words you would naturally use. Share to Sunchay on WhatsApp, or save from the browser with the extension. Links,…from sunchay.com
In the maker’s words, at launch
I love taking notes and capturing ideas wherever I can: Apple Notes, Chrome bookmarks, Twitter bookmarks, etc. But I could never find out what I had saved unless I remembered where I saved it. I wanted a tool that could not only help me capture ideas, but rediscover them later. That's why I decided to build Sunchay.…
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