Unlock infinite digital memory with your (AI) second brain
Second brain to save, search, and remember anything important. Notes, bookmarks from twitter, notes, information across apps, files, and thoughts all in one place, at last. Recall everything you've saved, in seconds. Make your brain searchable.
👋🏻 We all know “I’ll remember that idea later” is the world’s biggest lie.
Hi Makers, I’m Nishkarsh, founder of Findr, and I’m thrilled to share what we’ve been building with you today!
Findr is your AI second brain —designed to help you remember, search, and organise all your scattered knowledge across apps and multiple locations in a single place.
Whether it’s emails, notes, PDFs, or links to webpages or videos/reels, Findr brings it all together into one place so you never lose track of important information again and have one go-to place to save anything you want irrespective of the type - links, PDFs, webpages, images, etc.
We built Findr because we want to make our brains searchable . The way we handle information today is broken. Context is scattered across apps, files, and emails, leaving us scrambling to remember where we saved something.
Findr isn’t just a search tool—it’s your second brain that helps you stay on top of everything without feeling overwhelmed or wondering where you've saved that thing.
Some example use cases:
🚀 Founders - Your 24/7 Virtual Assistant
Search all your apps, accounts, and files—emails, LinkedIn posts, PG essays, and more—to get instant AI answers. Stay organized with your private, personalized knowledge hub. It's your personal searchable second brain that remembers everything.
📈 Marketers - Ever felt the urge to save links, tweets, inspiration in one place?
Save resources for your next campaign. Save campaign ideas, social media content, and industry insights from emails, tweets, Instagram reels, and webpages. Let AI help you ideate and resurface inspirations, connect the dots, and discover new angles for your next big campaign—all in one place.
📊 Researchers - Streamline Research. Store all references and papers in one place.
Use AI to semantically search and interact with papers. Centralize all your papers, notes, and references in one organized hub. Use Findr to search across documents, uncover patterns, and retrieve critical information instantly. No more digging through scattered files or tools—just focused, efficient research workflows.
👨💻 Developers - Create Your Own Technical Library. Save discussions and tweets that excite you.
Save and organize code snippets, GitHub discussions, and Reddit forums. Search your saved resources using AI, get explanations, and combine insights from multiple sources to troubleshoot, solve problems, and generate code faster.
✍️ Writers - Write Newsletters & Essays Without Distractions
Use AI and Your content library of tweets, newsletters, etc. Never run out of ideas or wonder where to look for inspiration. Keep all your notes, ideas, and inspirations organized in a single space. Use Findr's AI to connect thoughts, overcome writer's block, and spark creativity. Focus on writing faster and smarter—without switching between endless tabs and apps.
Some great features that make Findr the perfect choice for your ai-powered digital memory bank
✨ Save and visualize your knowledge with the Memory Wall—a simple, visual way to organize your saved "memories."
🤖 Search smarter with AI—Findr lets you search based on descriptions, ask AI to explain concepts, and get answers quickly without digging.
🔗 Connect all your favorite apps—Integrate with Gmail, Slack, Linear, and more to easily search and add everything from emails to tickets to videos into Findr.
🧠 Let AI surface the important stuff—Our proactive AI reminds you of the most relevant memories at the right time, taking the cognitive load off your plate.
Findr is already helping researchers, engineers, marketers, founders, and writers simplify their lives by giving them a smarter way to stay organized.
I’d love to hear your thoughts! What tools do you wish worked better together? Or how could Findr simplify your day? Let’s discuss!
You can try it (for free) for yourself here: https://www.usefindr.com
Excited to see what you think!
