Research dumping
Save thirty sources in a row before sitting down to read. AI organizes them while you keep saving.
Auto-organize
Mindly reads what you save, writes a short summary, applies tags, and links it to related items, automatically, in seconds, with no setup.
How it works
When to use it
Save thirty sources in a row before sitting down to read. AI organizes them while you keep saving.
Notes, files, voice memos, and links all get the same automatic structure.
Six months from now, AI tags are still searchable. Your library doesn’t rot.
Items in different Spaces still surface when relevant, so connections cross your project lines.
Why it works
Mindly opens what you save, understands the content, and writes a short summary, so each item is described by what it actually says rather than by a filename you have to invent. A PDF, a voice memo, and a web clipping all arrive already understood.
There is no taxonomy to design and no folders to maintain. Mindly applies consistent topic tags automatically, so the structure of your library grows on its own and still makes sense at a thousand items.
Every save is checked against your existing library and linked to related items, so the note from today sits next to the one from six months ago, and your thinking compounds instead of scattering.
Your library lives in a folder on your Mac. AI processing runs over encrypted channels and content is not retained on Mindly servers after the request, so the organizing happens without your material being stored on a vendor cloud.
Why it matters
Manual organization is a tax on every save. You either pay it and lose the thought, or skip it and lose the save. Mindly removes the tax, and the AI files things while you stay in flow.
Common questions
No. Mindly tags and summarizes every save automatically the moment you capture it, and links it to related items. There is no folder to choose and no taxonomy to maintain, so the organizing never becomes a chore you fall behind on.
Notes, links, PDFs, documents, images, and voice memos. It reads text, runs OCR on scanned images, and transcribes audio, so every format gets the same automatic summary, tags, and connections.
Yes. Because tagging is automatic and consistent, the library gets more useful the more you add, and search stays fast. Manual systems decay at scale, while an automatic one improves.
Yes. The automatic structure is the foundation, and you can group items into Spaces for projects on top of it. You get the benefit of automation without losing control.
Your library is stored locally on your Mac. AI features run over cloud model APIs, which means content is sent for processing over encrypted channels, but it is not retained on Mindly servers after the request completes.
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