SuperMind is a personal second brain for the things you want to keep — links, articles, and ideas — captured from any device and kept reliably retrievable, so your library never becomes a graveyard.
Browse, search, and organize everything you have saved in one reverse-chronological feed.
Save the current page — title, link, preview image, and selection — from Chrome in a single click.
Jot ideas on the go and save shared content straight from the Android share sheet.
Capture the current page or shared content in a single action.
Write down a raw idea instantly, with no required fields.
Every save from every device in one place, newest first.
Find anything across titles, notes, and tags.
Organize with tags and filter the feed to what matters.
Save on one device and see it on another instantly.
Email sign-in with strict per-user data isolation.
Runs on your own Firebase project. Your data stays yours.
Save a link or a thought from any device in under two seconds.
Everything syncs to one private, unified library in real time.
Search and filter to surface the right item the moment you need it.
The next release turns a well-kept archive into a true second brain — one that summarizes, connects, and resurfaces what you save.
Condense long articles and threads into a few lines so you remember why you saved them.
Categorize every save on ingest, removing manual organizing.
Natural-language search that retrieves by meaning, not just keywords.
Related saves surface each other, turning a flat list into a web.
Older saves return at the right moment, so nothing is forgotten.
Speak an idea to capture it, and make text inside images searchable.
SuperMind is built on a single managed Firebase project and released under the MIT license. Clone it, run your own instance, and keep full ownership of your data.