De-duplicate research
Two articles on the same topic — Mindly notices and asks if you want to merge.
Suggestions
Mindly finds similar saves by meaning, not keywords, and suggests merges, links, and forgotten reads when they actually help.
How it works
When to use it
Two articles on the same topic — Mindly notices and asks if you want to merge.
You saved something six months ago; today it’s relevant. The suggestion finds it for you.
Related items get linked into mini-clusters automatically, so themes show up before you name them.
A note in “Work” connects to one in “Personal”. The suggestion crosses your project lines.
Why it matters
Search needs you to remember what to look for. Suggestions surface what you forgot you had. The two together turn a passive archive into a thinking partner.
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