Mindweave

Mindweave is an AI-powered personal knowledge hub for saving notes, links, and files and then finding them by meaning rather than by keyword. It is described as a second brain for people who want to capture information once and return to it later without losing track of it.

Its core flow centers on quick capture and automated organization. A user can paste a URL, type a thought, or drop in a file, and the system auto-extracts titles and metadata from URLs. The page says AI auto-tags, organizes, summarizes, and creates vector embeddings, and it supports semantic search, knowledge Q&A, recommendations, clusters, and insights. Other listed features include collaborative collections with role-based access, daily highlights, content templates, voice capture with transcription, screenshot OCR with Gemini Vision, URL summarization for articles and YouTube videos, reminders, version history, a public TIL feed, knowledge wrapped year-in-review stats, and a REST API with key-based authentication. It also includes flashcards and spaced repetition, plus badge and marketplace features shown on the site.

Mindweave is presented for researchers, developers, students, content creators, professionals, and lifelong learners. The site gives examples such as organizing papers and research findings, saving code snippets and error fixes, capturing lecture notes and reading highlights, bookmarking references and draft ideas, tracking meeting notes and project knowledge, and building a personal knowledge base from articles, podcasts, and book highlights. Access is available through a web app, a Chrome extension, and an Android app that is currently in closed testing. The page also mentions a command palette, theme switching, and keyboard navigation in the web interface.

Pricing and licensing are stated plainly: it is free forever for individuals, privacy-first, open source, and available without a credit card. The site also invites users to view the code on GitHub.