Kernel
Save it once. Find it right when you need it again.
Your conversational archive.
Your account is fully private. Only you can see what you save.
Ask like you'd ask a person, not a search bar.
Try it. This is a demo, nothing is saved.
How Kernel works
The whole loop, save it, tell Kernel why, then just ask.
Capture & summarize
Paste a link and Kernel reads it, writes a summary, and picks a category on its own.
Tell it why
Add a quick note on why it matters, or skip it and Kernel will ask you after.
Ask, don't search
Describe it in plain words: not the exact title, not a folder, just what it was about.
One-click save from anywhere
No extension, no install. Just a bookmark.
Drag a button once, save from anywhere after
Add a small button to your bookmarks bar. Click it on whatever page you're reading and Kernel saves it in the background, no tab-switching back here first, then asks what it was for if you want to leave a note.
- Drag the button up to your bookmarks bar.
- Click it on any page you want to save.
- Kernel saves it in the background, then asks why (optional).
Why Kernel is different
It remembers why, too.
Not just what a page says, why you saved it. Ask later and get your own reasoning back.
No folders, ever.
Save it. Kernel sorts it out, quietly, in the background.
No more blank links.
Videos, threads, paywalled pages, real thumbnails and summaries where most tools give up.
Actually private.
Tested with real accounts. Zero cross-account access, verified, not just promised.
A living archive
The more you save, the more it grows.
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