Omphalis

You save things you mean to understand. A long article, a dense paper, a two-hour talk someone told you to watch. Then the tab closes, and months later, all that is left is a title you no longer have a reason for. Omphalis is for those things. Drop in an article, PDF, podcast, or video, and you get a clean, calm read or a follow-along, with what matters already marked. You can see how the piece is built before you start: its sections, where the argument turns, which parts are dense enough to be worth slowing down for. Hard terms get explained where they actually sit, not in a glossary somewhere else. A summary gives you the gist. Omphalis shows you how something is built, then keeps what you noticed rather than what a model deemed important. Highlight a line or add a note, and it stays in your library with the context that made it matter, findable later by meaning as well as by exact words. As the library grows, Connections shows where the things you saved speak to each other. Not documents that share a tag. The moments you chose. Articles, PDFs, EPUBs, podcasts, YouTube, newsletters and RSS, plus your own voice notes and meetings. On the web, iOS, Android, and as a browser extension. Free to start, and everything you put in can be exported in open formats whenever you want.